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Element Name
Description
Code Page
(Optional) You can specify the code page of the input data from
this field. You can define any code page that is between three and
five characters in length. The default code page is 858 for Windows
machines and 1140 for mainframe systems.
Index Keys and Values
IBM requires that Index keys use the following format:
{Name}{Separator}{Value}
The {Name} is a literal name that you would use to describe a value.
For example, "FirstName" or "AccountNumber".
The {Value} is a Literal, Variable, or Function that you use to supply a
value to the index. When using an output variable, ensure you use
the following syntax: {$variableName}.
The Separator is a 1-3 character length string that separates a literal
name from a value in the index. A common default separator is the
following two-character string :=
Click the browse button next to each entry box to open the
Expression Editor, where you can create an expression to define the
index keys. For more information, see Working with the Expression
Editor, page 31. For some index key examples, see Index Keys and
Values Example, page 261.
Note that when the preview displays “Preview:AA” it does not
indicate that only two characters will be written to the index file. The
entire output variable is written to the file.
Index Keys and Values Example
IBM Requires the following format for index keys: {Name} {Separator} {Value}
In the following two examples, the {Value} is provided by output variables that supply the value
from a field in your customer data.
"FirstName"+":="+Fname
"AccountNumber"+":="+AcctNum
In this example, the Value is provided by the TotalPagesinPackage Built-in Function.
"TotalPages"+":="+TotalPagesinPackage
Creating a Documentum Distribution Definition
To create an archive Distribution Definition for Documentum:
261