Saving dialogs

In Object Comparison Tool, you can save the current compare batch job selections, including the options on the Generate Compare Jobs (GOC5) panel and its subordinate panels, for later retrieval. This set of user selections is called a dialog. You can later restore this dialog or use this dialog to compare multiple sources and targets.

Procedure

To save a dialog:

  1. On the DB2 Object Comparison Tool Menu (GOCMENU) panel, specify option S, and press Enter.
  2. On the Save Dialog (ADB2SDS) panel, specify the following information, and press Enter to save the dialog:
                                             
     ADB2SDS ---------------------- Save Dialog ---------------------- 10:35     
                                                                                 
     Enter/verify the following:                                                 
       Prefix      ===> NBRON.ADMIN.SAVEDLGS.APAR.B37                            
       Name        ===>                                                          
       Description ===>                                                          
                                                                                 
                                                                                 
                                                                                 
                                                                                 
    
    
    
    
    Prefix
    Specify a unique qualified name for a collection of saved dialogs. This name is used as a prefix for one or more data sets in which saved dialogs are stored.
    Name
    Specify a name that identifies the dialog within the collection of dialogs that is identified by the prefix. If you use a duplicate dialog name within the prefix, the existing dialog is replaced. Otherwise, a new member is created.
    Description
    Optionally, enter a description of the dialog.

What to do next

If you later want to retrieve this dialog, complete the steps in Managing and restoring dialogs.