Format

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


pdstedit [-k edit-item[,edit-item]...]
        [-m interval]
        [-t [start-time][,end-time]]
        [-u UAP-name[,UAP-name]...]
        [-x host-name[,host-name]...]
        [-s server-name[,server-name]...]
        [-f foreign-server-name[,foreign-server-name]...]
        [-i { input-statistics-unload-file-name
              |HiRDB-file-system-area-name
              |input-statistics-unload-file-storage-directory-name}]
        [-o DAT-format-file-output-destination-directory- name]
        [-w work-file-directory-name]
        [-d control-statement-file-name]
        [-b]
        [-e extended-format-specification-value[,extended-format-specification-value]]

No.	Format
1	pdstedit [-k edit-item[,edit-item]...]
2	[-m interval]
3	[-t [start-time][,end-time]]
4	[-u UAP-name[,UAP-name]...]
5	[-x host-name[,host-name]...]
6	[-s server-name[,server-name]...]
7	[-f foreign-server-name[,foreign-server-name]...]
8	[-i { input-statistics-unload-file-name \|HiRDB-file-system-area-name \|input-statistics-unload-file-storage-directory-name}]
9	[-o DAT-format-file-output-destination-directory- name]
10	[-w work-file-directory-name]
11	[-d control-statement-file-name]
12	[-b]
13	[-e extended-format-specification-value[,extended-format-specification-value]]

14.2.1 Format