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Connect CDC (SQData) Document Conventions

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Connect CDC (SQData)
Title
Connect CDC (SQData) Document Conventions
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2000
Last edition
2024-07-30
Last publish date
2024-07-30T20:12:31.819715
The following conventions are used in command and configuration syntax and examples in this document.
Convention Explanation Example
Regular type Items in regular type must be entered literally using either lowercase or uppercase letters. Items in Bold type are usually "commands" or "Actions".
Note: Uppercase is often used in "z/OS" objects for consistency just as lowercase is often used on other platforms.

create

CCSID

/directory

//SYSOUT DD *

<variable> Items between < and > symbols represent variables. You must substitute an appropriate numeric or text value for the variable. <file_name>
| Bar A vertical Bar indicates that a choice must be made among items in a list separated by bars.

'yes' | 'no'

JSON | AVRO

{} Braces Braces are used to group Commands and Functions that must be evaluated and acted upon in sequence and most often conditionally. {target.column_a = source column_atarget.column_b = source.column_b}
[ ] Brackets Brackets indicate that item is optional. Items separated by a | indicate a choice may be made among multiple items.

[alias]

OR

[yes | no]

-- Double dash Double dashes "--" are used in two contexts. They may precede an option keyword. Many keywords can also be abbreviated and preceded by a single dash "-". They are also used indicate the start of a single line comment.

--service=<port>

OR -s <port>

OR --apply

OR -- this is a comment

… Ellipsis An ellipsis indicates that the preceding argument or group of arguments may be repeated. [expression…]
() Parenthesis Parenthesis indicate that one or more "parameters" apply to the preceding Function
CONVERT_CCSID(EMPLOYEE.ADDRESS_LINE_1,1208,1200)
Sequence number A sequence number indicates that a series of arguments or values may be specified. The sequence number itself must never be specified. field2
' ' Single quotes Single quotation marks that appear in the syntax must be specified literally. IF code_value = 'a'