2.4.1.42.4 Options

-f ‘<ddname1>[,<ddname2>[,<ddname3>]...]’

First format of “-f” option, optional.

ddname of the files to be zipped (enclosed with a single quote).

Multiples ddname must be separated by a comma (,).

-f ‘<dirname>[;<member1>...]’

Second format of “-f” option, optional.

dirname followed by member names to be zipped (enclosed with a single quote).

Member names must be separated by a semicolon (;).

When dirname is alone, all the members are zipped.

Wildcard (*or %) may be used (for member names only).

-F ‘<dsname1>[,<dsname2>[,<dsname3>]...]’

Optional.

dsname of the files to be zipped (enclosed with a single quote).

Multiples dsname must be separated by a comma (,).

-a <archive>

mandatory.

ddname of the archive in which zipped file(s) are stored.

-k <action>

Optional.

Action to be done (ADD by default).

Use UPDATE to overwrite in archive.

-n ‘<zipped_name>’

Optional.

Names of the zipped file(s) in the archive (enclosed with single quotes) separated by a comma (,).

When several files are zipped, the same order than done in option “-f” followed by option”-F” must be respected.

-g <Y|N>

Optional.

GZIP compatible format.

Reserved for future used. This option is not taken into account by the RunTime Batch.

-d ‘<zipdir>’

Optional.

Directory (enclosed by single quotes) where files(s) to zip are located (${DATA} by default).