Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
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CONVERT Command
file-name
is a SCREEN COBOL object file name. If the file-name option is omitted, the file
specified in the FILE command is used.
The COMPRESS command renumbers the version numbers of the existing program in
the object file without reordering the version priority; the earliest version is always 1.
For example, assume POBJ contains four versions of a program and version 3 is
deleted, leaving versions 1, 2, and 4. After the COMPRESS command executes,
version 4 becomes known as version 3. The compressed object file name is displayed
when the COMPRESS command terminates.
SCUP must have exclusive access to the SCREEN COBOL object file to perform a
COMPRESS command. A TCP that uses the object file to be compressed must be
stopped before the COMPRESS command is issued.
The following example compresses a SCREEN COBOL object file called SCOBJ:
COMPRESS scobj
$MKT.SUBVOL.SCOBJ
COMPRESS $MKT.SUBVOL.SCOBJ
EXTENTS: DIR(00016,00032) COD(00032,00064) SYM(00032,000128)
TEST-PROG1 (2) TEST-PROG1 (1)
TEST-PROG1 (3) TEST-PROG1 (2)
TEST-PROG2 (3) TEST-PROG2 (1)
COMPRESSED $MKT.SUBVOL.SCOBJ
CONVERT Command
The CONVERT command converts a group of related SCREEN COBOL program units
within a SCREEN COBOL object code file to a web client consisting of Java classes
and HTML pages. .
Note. SCUP will compress files under Safeguard protection as long as the PERSISTENT
attribute is set by means of the Safeguard ADD command for the POBJDIR, POBJCOD, and
POBJSYM commands.
DISCLAIMER NOTICE. While this SCUP utility is a tool, you must have the right to modify
third-party files. In no way does the licensing or use of our tool grant you rights, which you may
not have vis-a-vis a third party.