CA Deliver - When Defining a New Report, What ARCH parameter should be in the RMOPARMS?
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Deliver
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Issue/Introduction
The client is defining a new report in CA Deliver, and wants to know what ARCHn parameter, in the Report Definition "ARCH ==> n" field should be used.
Environment
Release : 14.0
Component : CA Deliver
Resolution
In the Deliver RMOPARMS:
. The ARCHn=... parameters define to where Deliver will be sending the report for archiving.
To determine which ARCH and ARCHn parameters are in use:
. Attach to a running Deliver RMOSTC task, and issue command "/F rmostc,DISPLAY".
As the ARCHn=... parameters define how reports are sent for archiving, the parameters either point to a View database (for direct-writing), or to a class/dest/form combination, to be picked up by CA View, or a similar product.
In a Deliver Report Definition, there is the "ARCH ==> n" field, where the "n" of "ARCHn" is noted.
RMOPARM ARCH=n means that, if no ARCH ==> value is specified, that value will be assigned, for ARCHn.
A Deliver database can have, up to 99 ARCHnn definitions.
. The ARCHn=... parameters define to where Deliver will be sending the report for archiving.
To determine which ARCH and ARCHn parameters are in use:
. Attach to a running Deliver RMOSTC task, and issue command "/F rmostc,DISPLAY".
As the ARCHn=... parameters define how reports are sent for archiving, the parameters either point to a View database (for direct-writing), or to a class/dest/form combination, to be picked up by CA View, or a similar product.
In a Deliver Report Definition, there is the "ARCH ==> n" field, where the "n" of "ARCHn" is noted.
RMOPARM ARCH=n means that, if no ARCH ==> value is specified, that value will be assigned, for ARCHn.
A Deliver database can have, up to 99 ARCHnn definitions.
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