(a) library-name

~<pathname>

Specifies the absolute pathname of the shared library where the UOC is stored.

(b) entry=function-name

Specifies the name of the function in the library that is to be called.

(c) param='user-parameters'

~<character string> ((1-1,023 bytes))

Specifies user parameters to be passed to the UOC (because the user cannot use the command line to pass parameters directly to the UOC).

The character string specified in this operand is passed as is to the UOC via the interface area.

Do not include any space or tab in the user parameters character string.

(d) param='parameters-for-audit-trail-data-registration-UOC'

~<character string>((1-4095 bytes))

Specifies in the following format information about the audit trail files that are to be subject to data loading:

 
param='dir=name-of-HiRDB-file-containing-audit-trail-files
        ,file={(name-of-audit-trail-file-subject-to-data-loading
              [,name-of-audit-trail-file-subject-to-data-loading...])|all}
       [,mode={normal|force}]'
 

dir=name-of-HiRDB-file-containing-audit-trail-files

Specifies the name of the HiRDB file that contains the audit trail files.

file={(name-of-audit-trail-file-subject-to-data-loading[,...])|all}

Specifies the names of the audit trail files that are to be subject to data loading.

Specify all to use all audit trail files located in the HiRDB file specified in the dir operand.

mode={normal|force}

Specifies whether data loading is to be performed, depending on an audit trail file's status. The table below shows the relationship between the mode operand's value and whether data loading is performed.

Status of audit trail file		mode value	Data loading
Whether shut down	Data loading status
Not shut down	Completed	normal	N
	Waiting		Y
	Completed	force	Y#
	Waiting		Y#
Shut down	Completed	normal	N
	Waiting		N
	Completed	force	N#
	Waiting		N#
Current	--	normal	N
		force	N

Legend:

Y: Data loading is performed

N: Data loading is not performed

--: Not applicable

#

A control statement error results if you specify file=all together with mode=force.

You can use the pdls -d aud command to check the names and status of the audit trail files.