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brganeshbabu
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Hi,
In Natural, is there any way to move the programs to the PC environment as we do from TSO using FTP options. |
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beruoist
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| Yes,you can move your code from natural library to TSO and then FTP it to PC. |
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brganeshbabu
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Hi,
I login to Natural through CICS region. Is it possible to move the code from any library to TSO still ? If so, Please can you tell me how to move it (any options). |
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ofer71
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Exporting Natural sources from CICS is not straight-forward, although doable. You have to allocate a work file to CICS TD Queue. More information could be found in the fine manuals.
Another option is to write your own "source exporting" program, which with use Natural's user-exits. Then, you can use NATRJE and submit a job to write the sources to an ISPF dataset.
By the way, can you run Natural/Batch?
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brganeshbabu
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Hi Ofer,
Thanks for your response. I tried the same. But it is asking for Workfile. In the manual which I have, doesn't say how to allocate a work file.
BTW, I can run the Natural programs from Batch also. |
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ofer71
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In batch, simply allocate CMWOKF01 as workfile number 1, and you are all set...
Regarding work files under CICS, take a look at the "Natural under CICS - Operation, Individual Components" section in the "TP Monitor Interfaces" book.
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Ralph Zbrog
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Use Natural's System Object Handler (SYSOBJH) to extract source objects from the source platform. FTP to the target platform. Use SYSOBJH to load the modules.
Source and target platforms can be mainframe, Windows, Unix, Linux, and OpenVMS.
For simple unloads and loads, the command format is very similar to the old NATLOAD/NATUNLD & SYSTRANS utilities.
Since this is a mainframe forum, I suggest that you post OpenSystems-related questions to Software AG's Developer Forum: tech.forums.softwareag.com |
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ofer71
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From the fine manual:
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| The SYSOBJH utility is not available with Natural on mainframe computers. |
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Ralph Zbrog
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| You must be on an old version. SYSOBJH has been available since 4.1. Nat4.2.6 is current. |
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