Displaying ignores in the Change Management database
Ignores can be stored either in the Change Management (CM) database or, if you are using
them with IBM®
Db2 Object
Comparison Tool for z/OS®, in a data
set.
About this task
This procedure does not apply to ignores that have been created in an explicitly named data set
outside of Change Management. For information about how to create, view, and edit
ignores in a data set, see Specifying ignores (IBM Db2 Object Comparison Tool
for z/OS 13.1.0).
Procedure
To display ignores in the CM database:
On the DB2 Administration Menu
(ADB2) panel, specify option
CM, and press Enter.
On the Change Management (CM) (ADB2C)
panel, specify option
3, and press Enter.
Optional:
At the bottom of the Manage Ignores
(ADB2C3) panel,
specify search criteria to filter the ignores that you want to display.
On the Manage Ignores
(ADB2C3) panel, specify option
1, and press Enter.
The ignores in the CM database are displayed:
Figure 1. Ignores (ADB2C31)
panel
ADB2C31 ------------------ CM - Ignores -----------------– Row 1 to 8 of 33
Command ===> Scroll ===> PAGE
Line commands:
U - Update DEL - Delete INS - Insert IL - Ignore lines CH - Changes
I - Details on ignore ? - Show all line commands
Sel ID Owner Name Comment
* * * *
--- ----------- -------> -----------------> ----------------------------------
1 J148286 HRIGNORE_BUFFER IGNORE BUFFERPOOL FOR HR
2 JOHNSON EMPIGNORE1 TEST IGNORE1 FOR EMP TABLE
21 JOHNSON EMPIGNORE2 TEST IGNORE2 FOR EMP TABLE
41 J148286 DEVTS IGNORE PARTITIONING
47 J148286 HRIGNORE_VCAT IGNORE VCAT FOR HR
48 J148286 DEVSYS1
49 KINCAID TESTSYS1 IGNORE SPACE
50 KINCAID TESTSYS2 IGNORE SPACE
On this panel, you can issue line commands to perform the following actions for any listed
ignore:
See the definition of the ignore and modify it (by using the IL line command)
View details about who created the ignore and when and who altered it last (by using the I
line command)
See which changes use the ignore (by using the CH line command)
Insert, delete, or update an ignore (by using the INS, DEL, and U line commands)