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To execute the Processing Sequence you must run the function DXP1RUN in process DXCONTROL and provide the path to the run control file in the UDEF= argument.
On Windows servers, you run function DXP1RUN by executing x_run.exe with the necessary arguments to specify process, function, partition, and language, the UDEF= argument, and any other arguments required to specify database and authorisation details. A sample command looks like this:
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"C:\PROGRAM |
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FILES\LANSA |
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Composer\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\execute\x_run.exe" |
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PROC=DXCONTROL |
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FUNC=DXP1RUN |
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UDEF=<run_control_file> |
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LANG=ENG |
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PART=LIC |
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USER=PCXUSER |
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PSPW=<password> |
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DBUS=<database |
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user> |
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PSWD=<database |
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password> |
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DBID=<database |
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name> |
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DBUT=<database |
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type> |
LANSA Composer provides a skeletal command on the Run commands tab. You can click the Copy button to copy the command to the clipboard:
On IBM i servers, you run function DXP1RUN by executing the LANSA command with the process, function, partition and language parameters. You specify the UDEF= argument, with the path to the run control file, in the x_runadprm parameter. A sample command looks like this:
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| LICPGMLIB/lansa |
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| request(x_run) |
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| process(dxcontrol) |
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| function(dxp1run) |
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| partition(LIC) |
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| language(ENG) |
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| x_runadprm('UDEF=<run_control_file>') |
Again LANSA Composer provides a skeletal command on the Run commands tab. You can click the Copy button to copy the command to the clipboard:
Refer to LANSA documentation for the details of the arguments to x_run.exe or the parameters for the LANSA command.