casrdtup /ffile-name [/opresource-definition-path] [/rregion-name] [/uuserid] [/ppassword] [/xext] [/q] [/o] [/d]
| /ffile-name | The RDT file to import from. This parameter is mandatory. |
| /opresource-definition-path | The directory containing the resource definition file,
dfhdrdat, into which resources are imported.
This defaults to . |
| /rregion-name | The name of the region into which the resources will be imported |
| /uuserid | User ID |
| /ppassword | Password |
| /xext | Default FCT file extension |
| /q | Quiet mode (no prompts) |
| /o | Overwrite existing entries. If this is not specified, any duplicate entry results in an error message. |
| /d | Discard MVS data set names |
To ensure that casrdtup is on your PATH, execute it from an command prompt.
casrdtup /fresfile.rdt /d /op/devmto/files
The above command imports the file resfile.rdt, discarding MVS data set names.
Comments:
If the input file containing the CICS resource definitions has been generated on the mainframe, the file must be converted from EBCDIC to ASCI. To do the conversion you can:
If a path or filename contains spaces, it should be enclosed in quotation marks. For example, "e:\dev mto\files".
This utility is designed to process mainframe generated resource definition records, which are not abbreviated. However, it will accept abbreviations for keywords and values, provided that the abbreviations are unique. For example, DSNA can be used in place of DSNAME, and BR can be used in place of BROWSE.
This utility expects values to be uppercase like those generated by the mainframe utility, DFHCSDUP. For example, "NONE" and "YES" rather than "None" and "Yes".
For more on the resource definitions that you can use with Enterprise Server MSS, see Resource Definitions.