SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs (G06.27+)

D-Series and G-Series Comparison and Migration
SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs—520413-005
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MIGSCF Considerations for COUP Conversion
An Example of the RUN FINDER Command
The following is an example of how to use the FINDER utility.
> RUN FINDER /IN FNDROBEY, OUT FNDREPT/ ($SYSTEM.CNTLTACL.*,& >
> SYSTEM.CNTLOBEY.*); +Q;;;FNDSTATS
The command options have the following functions.
The FNDREPT file lists the following in fileset-list order:
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The file name
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The line number
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The line of text that contains a searched-for text string
The FNDSTATS file contains summary information about the processing FINDER
completed for that specific run:
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The number of files searched
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The number of lines searched
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The name of each file searched and if a PUP or COUP command was found in it
If a particular RUN FINDER command produces unsatisfactory results, you can find
helpful troubleshooting information in the ZMIGSCF.FNDSTATS report.
MIGSCF Considerations for COUP Conversion
The following are assumptions used by MIGSCF when converting COUP commands to
SCF commands. In all cases, you should examine the converted results to confirm
their correctness.
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When MIGSCF converts a COUP SET command followed by a COUP ADD
command into an SCF ADD command, it also includes any modifiers specified in
the COUP SET command. However, MIGSCF does not validate whether the
modifier values are valid for SCF. Therefore, you should test converted command
files to determine whether the included modifiers and their values are still valid and
manually correct any that are not.
Command Option Functions
FNDROBEY Specifies the search be for TACL command files of PUP and
COUP commands
FNDREPT Specifies the name of the text file where the search results are
to be written
$SYSTEM.CNTLTACL.*,
$SYSTEM.CNTLOBEY.*
Specifies the files to be searched
+Q Specifies that FINDER should display in the output file the
names of files where a match is found
FNDSTATS Specifies the text file name where FINDER statistics are to be
written