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REMOVE
Removes a relationship between entities which was established with the
RELATE command.
Syntax
[option] REMOVE subcommand
REM
Use the REMOVE command to remove the relationship between entities which
was established with the RELATE command. This command does not purge the
entities themselves but the relationship between the entities. A
complete list of the relationships that can be removed is given below
under Subcommands. The subcommand identifies the type of relationship
that is removed. For example, REMOVE FILE, removes the relationship
between a parent file and a child file.
Subcommands
Any of the following subcommands can be used with the REMOVE command:
CATEGORY removes the relationship between a child and a
parent category
CLASS removes the relationship between a child and a
parent class
ELEMENT removes the relationship between a child and a
parent element
FILE removes the relationship between a child and a
parent file
GROUP removes the relationship between a child and a
parent HP Inform group
PROCEDURE removes the relationship between a child and a
parent procedure
Example
>REMOVE FILE
PARENT FILE> Ordmgt < Name of a database.
CHILD FILE> Customer < Name of a MAST data set
related to the database.
ENTRY DELETED DICTDBM's response.
CHILD FILE> < [[RETURN]] to terminate the
command.
> New command prompt.
Subcommand Prompts
For the prompts shown with an asterisk (*), you must enter a response
other than [[RETURN]] in order to implement the command string. Two
asterisks (**) next to a prompt indicate that this prompt and those which
follow are repeated until [[RETURN]] is pressed in response to this
prompt.
You enter: You are prompted for:
SUB-
COMMAND COMMAND PROMPT
REMOVE CATEGORY * PARENT CATEGORY
** CHILD CATEGORY
REMOVE CLASS * PARENT CLASS
** CHILD CLASS
REMOVE ELEMENT * PARENT ELEMENT
** CHILD ELEMENT
REMOVE FILE * PARENT FILE
** CHILD FILE
REMOVE GROUP * PARENT GROUP
** CHILD GROUP
REMOVE PROCEDURE * PARENT PROCEDURE
** CHILD PROCEDURE
Prompts
Depending on the subcommand used, one or more of the following prompts is
issued:
CHILD CATEGORY Enter the name of a child category from which
the relationship is to be removed (20
characters maximum).
CHILD CLASS Enter a numeric value which is the identifying
number of the child security class from which
the relationship is to be removed.
CHILD ELEMENT Enter the name of a child element from which
the relationship is to be removed (20
characters maximum).
CHILD FILE Enter the name of a child file from which the
relationship is to be removed (20 characters
maximum).
CHILD GROUP Enter the name of a child HP Inform group from
which the relationship is to be removed (20
characters maximum).
CHILD PROCEDURE Enter the name of a child procedure from which
the relationship is to be removed (20
characters maximum).
PARENT CATEGORY Enter the name of a parent category from which
a relationship is to be removed (20 characters
maximum).
PARENT CLASS Enter a numeric value which is the identifying
number of the parent security class from which
a relationship is to be removed.
PARENT ELEMENT Enter the name of a parent element from which a
relationship is to be removed (20 characters
maximum).
PARENT FILE Enter the name of a parent file from which a
relationship is to be removed (20 characters
maximum).
PARENT GROUP Enter the name of a parent HP Inform group from
which a relationship is to be removed (20
characters maximum). Enter "$MENU" if the
child group is related to the highest group in
the group tree structure.
PARENT PROCEDURE Enter the name of a parent procedure from which
a relationship is to be removed (20 characters
maximum).