File Utility Program (FUP) Management Programming Manual

FUP Programmatic Interface
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Common Syntax Elements
parameter identifies the command.) For example, the symbolic name for the LOAD
command is ZFUP-CMD-LOAD.
Object Types
Each FUP command (except GETVERSION) supports the object type ZFUP-OBJ-
FILE. GETVERSION supports the ZFUP-OBJ-NULL object type. FUP object-name
tokens designate a file name or a file set. Table 2-1 shows the FUP programmatic
commands and object types.
Table 2-1. FUP Commands and Object Types
Additional FUP Command and Response Buffer Tokens
This subsection describes additional tokens used in FUP command or response
buffers—including simple token codes, token types, predefined value names, field
types, token maps, and structured tokens.
Simple Token Codes
These codes are represented by symbolic names using the form Zsss-TKN-name
(where sss is the subsystem abbreviation, and name is the token code). For example,
a simple token code for FUP is ZFUP-TKN-FILE, which identifies a file name or a file
set for a command.
Note. For more information about object names, see SPI Programming Considerations for
FUP on page 2-12.
Command Name (ZFUP-CMD-) Object Type (ZFUP-OBJ-)
GETVERSION NULL
CHECKSUM FILE
DUPLICATE FILE
LOAD FILE
LOADALTFILE FILE
RESTART FILE
Command Name (ZFUP-CMD-) Object Type (ZFUP-OBJ-)
Note. For more information about the FUP token codes, see Section 3, FUP Commands and
Responses.