Can you delete a program listing from PROTSYM file repository without running IN25UTIL batch utility program?

Products

• Optimizer/II
• SymDump for CICS
• SymDump Batch

Issue/Introduction

Can you delete a program listing from PROTSYM file repository without running IN25UTIL batch utility program?

Environment

Release: OPTIM200200-8.5-Optimizer/II
Component:

Resolution

With SymDump Batch or Optimizer/II you can delete a program listing from the PROTSYM file repository using the repository viewer or the batch utility program IN25UTIL. The repository viewer SYM command allows you to manage PROTSYM members.

The steps below outline how to use the SymDump Batch or Optimizer/II SYM command to delete a program listing from the PROTSYM file repository. After starting repository viewer enter the SYM command in the command line and press the enter key.

 CA-Optimizer/II   r8.5          - Report Index -------------------- Line 1 of 2
 Command ===> SYM                                               Scroll ===> CSR
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

When the pop up window below appears select option 1 and enter the PROTSYM file name in question and press the enter key.

+--------------------------------------------------------+
|  Select a Symbolic Utility ===> 1                      |
|                                                        |
|   1. List the contents of a symbolic file              |
|   2. Add listings to a PROTSYM file                    |
|   3. List globally defined symbolic files              |
|   4. Add or Remove supplemental symbolic files         |
|   5. Dynamic Symbolic Support for CA Endevor SCM       |
|                                                        |
|  Symbolic File Dsname:                                 |                                                                               |
|  ==> HLQ.PROTSYM'                                      |
+--------------------------------------------------------+

A list of programs contained in the PROTSYM file will be displayed.

 CA-Optimizer/II   r8.5          - PROTSYM Directory -------------- Line 1 of 13
 Command ===>                                                   Scroll ===> CSR
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 PROTSYM Dsname: AD1L1.IB85.PROTSYM
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lvl 2
 Cmd    Program    Date            Time     Size    Language       Attributes
  .    TWODIM     2009/10/26   10.53.30      32     COBOL Z/OS
  .    UTSTPRT1        (PROGRAM IS IN UPDATE MODE)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You then enter the D line command next to the program listing you want to delete and press the enter key.

  .   IB33000      2010/07/08   12.57.15     125   COBOL Z/OS     NO-PURGE
  .   TWODIM       2009/10/26   10.53.30      32    COBOL Z/OS
  d   UTSTPRT1        (PROGRAM IS IN UPDATE MODE)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The D line command requires a confirmation. Press enter to confirm the delete.

 CA-Optimizer/II   r8.5          - PROTSYM Directory -------------- Line 1 of 13
 Command ===>                                                   Scroll ===> CSR
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 PROTSYM  +------------------------------------------------------+
 ---------- |                                                    | ----- Lvl 2
 Cmd  Progr | Press ENTER to confirm delete for member UTSTPRT1  | butes
  .   CALLE | or END to cancel the delete request.               |
  .   CAMRA |                                                    |
  .   CAMRC | Display this message? (Y/N) ===> Y                 |
  .   CAMRC |                                                    | RGE
  .   CAMRP +----------------------------------------------------+

If this is the first time you are deleting a program from the PROTSYM file repository you will be prompted to enter a password. The default password is 12345678.