Format

This section explains the format of the pdrorg command. In the following table, each number corresponds to the number assigned to each option.

Options in bold are important or mandatory.

No.	Format
1	pdrorg -k *processing-type*
2	[-c object-of-processing]
3	[-t {[*authorization-identifier.]table-identifier\|[*authorization-identifier.]all \|table-identifier[,table-identifier]...}]**
4	[-r RDAREA-name]
5	[-l *log-acquisition-method*]
6	[-i *index-creation-method*]
7	[-W {{dat\|extdat}[,[separator-character][,{cr\|crlf}][,sup]] \|bin \|fixtext[,[padding-character][,{cr\|crlf}]]}]
8	[-g]
9	[-j]
10	[-u authorization-identifier]
11	[-n [batch-input/output-local-buffer-sectors-count],[div], [random-access-local-buffer-sectors-count]]
12	[-f unload-data-file-type-or-LOB-data-unload-file-type]
13	[-b unload-sequence]
14	[-s]
15	[-o]
16	[-m progress-message-output-interval]
17	[-X response-monitoring-time-for-server-to-server-communication]
18	*control-information-filename*

Note: Be sure to specify control-information-filename as the last option.

The following table shows the relationships between the functions and options of the pdrorg command:

Options	pdorg's functions
Options	Table reorg	Table unldg	Table reldg	Data dict tbl reorg	Batch index creation	Index re-creation	Index reorg
-k	R	R	R	R	R	R	R
-c	O	O	O	R
-t	R	R	R	O	R	R	R
-r	O	O	O
-l	O		O	O	O	O	O
-i	O		O
-W		O
-g	O	O	O
-j	O	O	O
-u	O	O	O	O	O	O	O
-n	O	O	O		O	O
-f	O	O	O	O
-b	O	O
-S	O	O
-o	O		O		O	O	O
-m	O	O	O	O	O	O
-X	O	O	O	O	O	O	O
control-information-filename	R	R	R	R	R	R	R

R: Required

O: Optional

[Figure] : Not specifiable