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Dim: How to pass variable values (or parameters) into Dimensions Build
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In some situations it is desirable to pass user -defined variables into a Build process to specify various options or values to be used.
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Dimensions Build User’s Guide
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This means the required -U option gets passed when needed. Dimensions Build User’s Guide Typical ADG Usage 65
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Sample report that illustrates how to create an investment report and pass multiple investments in as a parameter.
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files to your local computer. (Depending on the browser used you may have to right click on the link below and select "Save Target As". You may have to rename the downloaded file with a .rdl
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Sample report that illustrates how to create a resource team report type and pass multiple resource teams in as a parameter.
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files to your local computer. (Depending on the browser used you may have to right click on the link below and select "Save Target As". You may have to rename the downloaded file with a .rdl
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HLLX: Common misunderstandings on usage
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When ZMF4ECL is being used to build a component and a HLLX manipulates the contents of any UserOptionxx, UserOptionxxyy or UserVariablexx variable (e.g. UserOption12, UserOption3401, UserVariable09, etc.) in, say, BULD01US or BULD01UV, only those variables defined in the appropriate ZDDOPTS BUILD member profile will be passed to the submitted job. Any changes to such variables that are NOT defined in the applicable ZDDOPTS BUILD profile are ignored and will not be passed to the submitted job.
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ChangeMan ZMF Hilo Documentation Content and Notes
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Generally, other languages don’t need to have compiler options start with “CBL” or “PROCESS”. For example, these additional options are passed via the ASMAOPT DD for assembles , and for PL/I these parameters are passed -in via the SYSOPTF DD. See the respective language’s documentation to determine the exact syntax to pass such parameters via these compiler option DDNAMEs.
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Serena Builder for Professional User’s Guide
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* Standardization of compiler flags The Builder administrator can control how compilers are configured and which flags are used. While individual developers can still specify debug flags and release flags, can still have a choice of compilers , and can still pass special flags to the compilers , the Builder administrator sets the default compiler flags and defines which versions of each compiler are to be used. This avoids launching builds that have the wrong compiler version or have wrong compiler settings.
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Serena Application Release Manager Installation and Configuration Giude
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//SYSUT2DDDISP=(MOD, PASS ),DSN=&&LIST99 //SYSPRINTDDSYSOUT=* //SYSINDDDUMMY //ENDIF //* //SERCOPYT EXEC PGM=SERCOPY, *** UPDATE AUD STAGING LIBRARY // ... (OLD, PASS ),DSN=&&TEXT //SYSUT3DDUNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(CYL,(5,5)) //SYSUT4DDUNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(CYL,(5,5)) // ...
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Component User Option Variables - which ones are available and at what times?
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Various component user option fields exist. These include the long-existing ' build user options ' (i.e. the 20 x 1 byte fields covered by userOption01/USROP01 to userOption20/USROP20) and the 'extended component user options ' (i.e. the 37 x various length fields named userOption0101/CUSR011 to userOption7205/CUSR725).
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KM-Build8: KB Server dies after user logs off from telnet session
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KM- Build 8: KB Server dies after user logs off from telnet session
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