1. Programming an Oracle Tuxedo ATMI Application Using C
  2. Managing Typed Buffers
  3. Using a RECORD Typed Buffer
  4. Generating the RECORD Description File

2.8.3 Generating the RECORD Description File

To generate RECORD description file, run cpy2record command, specifying the name of the copybook file as an argument. You can optionally specify a directory in which the resulting output file should be written. By default, the output file is written to the current directory.

For example, the tool is invoked as follows:

cpy2record abc.cbl

The output of the cpy2record command is the binary version of the RECORD description file, for example, abc.R.

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Parent topic: Using a RECORD Typed Buffer