Install XREF400 A description how to do a new installation of XREF400, and the screens shown. Click here
Upgrade XREF400 A description how to do an upgrade of XREF400, and the screens shown. If you have multiple installed XREF400, you have to upgrade each version. Click here
Preferences XREF400
CALL XRSET. Make sure the library you chose to put XREF400 in is found in *LIBL. Click here
All help screens for the demo. Click here
Loading the XREF400 database
Reloading of XREF400 database is made with program XREFLOAD. Submit the program to XREF400 job queue.
CALL PGM(XREFLOAD)PARM(“Xref-system library”)
Example: CALL PGM(XREFLOAD)PARM(XREF ) or
Example: CALL PGM(XREFLOAD)PARM(XREF2 ) or
Example: CALL PGM(XREFLOAD)PARM(XREFPROD )
The first part of the loading is an emptying of XREF400 database.
Each libraries selected for the loading becomes a job in the queue you choose to use.
Last on the job queue is a job called XRX. The job builds up data for generic search of Object descriptions.
How often you must reload XREF400 is optional. It depends onhow current data you want and how long loading will take.
For loading via the setup screen. Click here
License to XREF400
How to put the license code. Click here
How to start XREF400
CALL XREFCL. Make sure the library you chose to put XREF400 in is found in *LIBL. Click here
Tips
Attention button. Add XREF/XREFCL on Attension button. Then you can start XREF400 where ever you are, for example when troubleshooting.
Query Use the database in XREF400 to find more information, such as items that have never been backed up.