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TRANSFER - transfer utmwork to the FGG

KDCPROG TRANSFER transfers utmwork from the filebase in the FGG.

KDCPROG TRANSFER filebase generationnumber

filebase

Name of the directory defined in n MAX...,KDCFILE=filebase in the KDCDEF generation.

generationnumber

Number of the generation to which utmwork is to be transferred.

Specification of the generationnumber is mandatory when transferring the first version of the application program. For generationnumber you must specify 0001 (absolute) or +0 (relative). Specification is optional with subsequent transfers. If you do not specify generationnumber, then openUTM assumes the value +1.

If you specify a generation for generationnumber which already exists in the FGG, this generation is overwritten.

The generationnumber can be specified in two ways:

  1. Specification of an absolute generation number.

    The maximum and minimum value of generationnumber depend on the number of FGG entries.

    The first generation you transfer to the FGG must always have the absolute generation number 0001. New generation numbers you assign subsequently must be in ascending order (0002, 0003...). You can also specify generation numbers of generations which already exist in the FGG. These generations are then overwritten.

    KDCPROG presets the following limits:

    Minimum value: 1

    Maximum value: 9999

    Note

    The specification (current base number - 1) for generationnumber specifies the file generation switched to when the application is exchanged with KDCAPPL PROG=OLD.

    The specification (current base number + 1) for generationnumber specifies the file generation switched to when the application is exchanged with KDCAPPL PROG=NEW.

  2. Specification of a relative generation number with sign (+ or -).
    The maximum and minimum value of generationnumber depend on the current base value and the number of FGG entries. For example, if the last generation (highest absolute generation number) is the base, you must not specify any relative generation numbers greater than +1.

    KDCPROG presets the following limits:

    Minimum value: - 99

    Maximum value: + 99

    Note

    The specification -1 for generationnumber specifies the file generation switched to when the application is exchanged with KDCAPPL PROG=OLD.

    The specification +1 for generationnumber specifies the file generation switched to when the application is exchanged with KDCAPPL PROG=NEW.

    Default value: +1 (relative generation number)

    If the default value is specified, the new version of the application program is transferred to the FGG entry switched to with KDCAPPL PROG=NEW.