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Phase C. Translating Dictionary/3000 Definitions Skip to Phase D if you don't use Dictionary/3000 or if none of the information in your Dictionary/3000 data dictionaries needs to be translated into your Information Access data dictionary. You translate information from Dictionary/3000 data dictionaries by running the Translator Utility, specifying a Dictionary/3000 data dictionary (either on the host or on a configured remote system), and specifying one or more databases to be translated. Secondary DBAs become the controlling DBA for databases and tables they add using the Translator Utility. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-1. Run the Translator Utility by using | The Entry screen appears. | | the UDC command TRANS, or by typing RUN | | | TRANS.PPC.SYS and pressing Return. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-2. Type your user name in the User field | The Dictionary/3000 Information screen | | and your password in the User Password | appears. | | field, then press Enter. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-3. Type the name, location, and password | The Translator Utility opens the specified | | of the Dictionary/3000 data dictionary you | data dictionary and the Database | | want to translate from, then press Enter. | Information screen appears. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-4. Type the group, account, and password | The Translator Utility opens each specified | | of the databases you want to translate, | database to verify the correctness of what | | then press Enter. | you typed. If a database is not yet | | | defined in the Information Access data | | If a database is controlled by another DBA, | dictionary, the Translator Utility adds its | | a secondary DBA cannot use tables from that | definition. | | database using the Translator Utility. | | | | Then, for all datasets (with no more than | | | 64 items) defined in the Dictionary/3000 | | | data dictionary, the Translator Utility | | | adds an IMAGE table definition to the | | | Information Access data dictionary. When | | | you add a table in this way, you become the | | | controlling DBA for that table. | | | | | | The results of each operation the | | | Translator Utility performs are written to | | | your terminal and to the log file TRANSLOG. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-5. Choose TRANS Main f8 to return to | The Dictionary/3000 Information screen | | the Dictionary/3000 Information screen. | appears. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-6. If you have another Dictionary/3000 | The information from each Dictionary/3000 | | data dictionary to be translated, repeat | data dictionary is translated and added to | | Steps C-3 through C-5. | the Information Access data dictionary. | | | The log file continues to record the | | | results of each operation the Translator | | | Utility performs. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-7. If you want to print the log file, | The log file is output to the file | | choose Print Log File f1. | TRANLIST, whose default print device is LP. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | C-8. Choose Exit TRANS f8 to exit from | The Translator Utility completes its | | the utility. | operation and the MPE prompt returns. | | | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------