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User-Step-Definition

User-Step-Definition

Each User-Job-Definition is associated with one or more User-Step-Definitions. They are equivalent to Job Steps added with the

Add Step

button in the Console and contain the following parameters:

Field	Description
COMMENT=	This is a text field that is used to describe step’s purpose.
JOB=	This is the name of the User-Job-Definition that this step belongs to.
NUMBER=	This field is used to order steps within a User-Job-Definition. NUMBER is a printable numeric value starting from 0. That is, the first step has NUMBER = 0 . There must be no gaps in the numbering of steps.
NAME=	This is the type of Job step. A list of valid types is visible in the Console dialog when you click New Step . Names containing spaces should be enclosed in quotes (").
TYPE=	This is the type of step. A list of valid job types and their associated parameters can be generated by running, %SSABIN%\pdf -diir reportFileName or $SSABIN/pdf -diir reportFileName
PARAMETERS=	This is a list of parameters and values required by the step. A list of valid job types and their associated parameters can be generated by running, %SSABIN%\pdf -diir reportFileName or $SSABIN/pdf -diir reportFileName For example: User-Job-Definition ================== COMMENT= "Load data and run a relate" NAME= Job01 User-Step-Definition =================== COMMENT= "Load IDT/IDX" JOB= Job01 NUMBER= 0 NAME= "Load ID Table" TYPE= "Load ID Table" PARAMETERS= ("Loader Definition","Table-1") User-Step-Definition *=================== COMMENT= "Run Relate (SEARCH-1)" JOB= Job01 NUMBER= 1 NAME= Relate TYPE= Relate PARAMETERS= ("Input File","data/relx03.in"), ("Output File","relx03.out"), ("Search Definition","SEARCH-1"), ("Output Format",4), ("Input View",dATAIN21), ("Append New Line",true), ("Trim Trailing Blanks",true), ("Binary Input",false), ("Output View","(none)")

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