BOUTLOAD log for the output record format

BOUTLOAD generates a log on SYSLST if the SET-INFORMATION parameter is set to YES. If SYSLST is assigned to a file, this file can be used as input file for BINILOAD, and the BINILOAD statements can be applied. See also the examples starting on "Examples".

Example

BINILOAD PARAMETERS FOR RECORD : ARTICLE                   , REC-REF :    9
SCHEMA NAME IS MAIL-ORDERS                   
SUBSCHEMA NAME IS
USER FILE RECORD LENGTH IS  112
USER FILE BUFFER LENGTH IS 8192
INPUT FILE 'SHIPPING.REC00009.00005                          '
INPUT RECORDNUMBER IS       55
STORE RECORD NAME IS ARTICLE                       
RECORD-DBKEY IS DISPL IS 0 , LENGTH IS 8
RECORD-DISPL IS 0 , DISPL IS   25 , LENGTH IS   87
RECORD-AREA NAME IS CLOTHING                      
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS P-ORD-SPEC                    
OWNER DBKEY IS DISPL IS    8 , LENGTH IS 8
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS MIN-STOCK-LEVEL               
OWNER KEY IS DISPL IS   16 , LENGTH IS 1
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS ARTICLES-AVAILABLE            
OWNER DBKEY IS DISPL IS   17 , LENGTH IS 8
END

If BOUTLOAD generates output to CSV,  then necessary statements for further uploading by BINILOAD from CSV file are generated and output also to SYSLST, after usual statements for BINILOAD.

For instance, “FORMAT: CSV” in the "BINILOAD PARAMETERS FOR RECORD" line means that the following statements are suitable for loading from CSV file by BINILOAD.

Example

BINILOAD PARAMETERS FOR RECORD : ARTICLE , REC-REF : 9, FORMAT: CSV
SCHEMA NAME IS MAIL-ORDERS
SUBSCHEMA NAME IS 
INPUT FILE 'SHIPPING.REC00009.00005.CSV ' FORMAT IS CSV 
INPUT RECORDNUMBER IS 55 
STORE RECORD NAME IS ARTICLE 
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS P-ORD-SPEC 
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS MIN-STOCK-LEVEL 
INSERT INTO SET NAME IS ARTICLES-AVAILABLE 
END