Table 22-1 lists and explains the directories and files used with the sample database.

Table 22-1 Directories and files used with sample database

Name of directory or file	Contents	Remarks
tblecreate	Table definition statements (including schema definitions)	pddef input format
loaddata	Input data for data loading	Directory
CONTROL_FILE	Control statements for data loading

Table 22-2 lists the contents of the sample configuration.

This sample configuration uses values based on the minimum configuration in order to simplify the relationships among parameters; these are not the optimum values.

Table 22-2 Contents of sample configuration

Classification	Contents	File name1
System definitions	System common definition	pdsys
	Unit control information definition	pdutsys
	Single server definition	sds01
Allocation/ initialization of HiRDB file system areas	Batch file for creating the following HiRDB file system areas: HiRDB file system area for RDAREAs HiRDB file system area for work table files	fmkfile.bat
	Batch file for creating the following HiRDB file system area: HiRDB file system area for system files	fmkfs.bat
	Batch file for initializing system log, synchronization point dump, and status files	sysfint.bat
Log unloading	Batch file for unloading system log files Shell for unloading system log files	logunld.bat2
Database initialization utility (pdinit)	Batch file for creating RDAREAs. This batch file executes the database initialization utility (pdinit).	initdb.bat
	Batch file containing the database initialization utility's (pdinit's) control statements.	mkinit
Execution of operation commands under aliases	Sample of executable file for executing operation commands under aliases (batch file)	aliascmd.bat2

¹ These are files names for a HiRDB/Single Server. For a HiRDB/Parallel Server, see %PDDIR%\HiRDEF\readme.txt.

² logunld.bat is stored in the %PDDIR%\sample directory and aliascmd.bat is stored in the %PDDIR%\sample\sampleconf directory.

The UOC shown below is provided. Table 22-3 shows the contents of the sample UOC.

• Database load utility (pdload) file input example
• Database reconfiguration utility (pdrorg) file output example

For details about UOCs, see the manual HiRDB Version 8 Command Reference.

Table 22-3 Contents of sample UOC

File name	Contents
sample1.c	Example of UOC for entering DAT-format input files by the database load utility (pdload)
sampleA.c	Example of UOC that prevents output of unneeded data to an unload file.