Valid For
Replicat
Description
Use SQLDISCARDROLLOVER to specify when a SQL discard file is aged and a new one is created. Old files are renamed in the format of group_name(n), where group_name is the name of the Replicat group and(n) is a number that gets incremented by one each time a new file is created, for example: $DATA.ACRPT.SQLDIS0, $DATA.ACRPT.SQLDIS1, $DATA.ACRPT.SQLDIS2, and so forth.
Either the AT or ON option can be entered, or both options can be used together. The following rules apply to the possible variations in entries:
Entering AT with a time but without a day creates a new discard file at the specified time every day.
Entering AT without a time generates an error.
Entering ON with a day but without a time creates a new discard file at midnight on the specified day.
Entering ON without a day will generate an error.
If no option is entered, the discard file will roll over at midnight every night.
To have more than one rollover, enter multiple AT, ON, or AT ON options. Up to 30 will be used.
Default
No rules. File is not rolled over unless it reaches the edit file maximum line count of 98000.
Syntax
SQLFORMATDISCARDROLLOVER {
AT hh:mm |
ON day-of-week |
AT hh:mm ON day_of_week
}
Examples
Below are examples of the use of SQLFORMATDISARDROLLOVER.
This example closes the existing SQL discard file and creates a new one at 5:30 a.m. each day.
SQLFORMATDISCARDROLLOVER AT 05:30
This example rolls the SQL discard file over every Friday at midnight.
SQLFORMATDISCARDROLLOVER ON friday
This example rolls the SQL discard file over at 5:30 a.m. every Friday.
SQLFORMATDISCARDROLLOVER AT 05:30 ON FRIDAY
This example will roll over the SQL discard file at 5:30 a.m. every Wednesday and at 5:30 am every Friday.
SQLFORMATDISCARDROLLOVER AT 05:30 ON WEDNESDAY, AT 05:30 ON FRIDAY