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SHOW-SII Output contents of SYSSII file

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Function

The contents of a SYSSII file are output with the SHOW-SII statement. Either just the release unit and the release items are listed or all information on the release unit and the release items is output. The output can be sent to SYSOUT, SYSLST or a file.

The layout of the output corresponds to the layout of the output requested in menu mode using option 3 (Show SYSSII) in the main menu ("Open, display or check SYSSII file ", see "Example with masks from the main menu "f for an example).

Format

SHOW-SII

SII-FILE = <filename 1..30 without-gen-vers>

,INFORMATION = *ITEM-LIST / *ALL-ATTRIBUTES

,OUTPUT = *SYSOUT / *SYSLST / <filename 1..54 without-gen-vers>(...)


<filename 1..54 without-gen-vers>(...)



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WRITE-MODE = *NEW-FILE / *REPLACE-FILE

Operands

SII-FILE = <filename 1..30 without-gen-vers>

Name of the SYSSII file.

INFORMATION =

Specifies which information is to be output.

INFORMATION = *ITEM-LIST

Only the structure information for the release unit and the release items belonging to it are output. The output contains the name of the release unit, main version, correction state and function state as well as the corresponding release items with their function states and logical names.

INFORMATION = *ALL-ATTRIBUTES

All information (including the attributes, dependencies, parameter text and comments) on the release unit and the release items belonging to it are output.

OUTPUT =

Specifies the destination of the output.

OUTPUT = *SYSOUT

The information is output to SYSOUT.

OUTPUT = *SYSLST

The information is output to SYSLST.

OUTPUT = <filename 1..54 without-gen-vers>(...)

The information is output to the specified file.

WRITE-MODE = *NEW-FILE / *REPLACE-FILE

Specifies if an already existing output file is to be overwritten.

The preset value is *NEW-FILE, i.e. the output file is created if necessary, but it is not overwritten.

The output file is created if necessary or overwritten with *REPLACE-FILE.