The Run Command

The Run Command

To execute the Processing Sequence you must run the function DXP1RUN in process DXCONTROL and provide the path to the run control file in the UDEF= argument.

On Windows servers, you run function DXP1RUN by executing x_run.exe with the necessary arguments to specify process, function, partition and language, the UDEF= argument, and any other arguments required to specify database and authorisation details.  A sample command looks like this:

"C:\PROGRAM FILES\LANSA Composer\X_WIN95\X_LANSA\execute\x_run.exe" PROC=DXCONTROL FUNC=DXP1RUN UDEF=<run_control_file> LANG=ENG PART=LIC USER=PCXUSER PSPW=<password> DBUS=<database user> PSWD=<database password> DBID=<database name> DBUT=<database type>

LANSA Composer provides a skeletal command on the Run commands tab.  You can click the Copy button to copy the command to the clipboard:

On IBM i servers, you run function DXP1RUN by executing the LANSA command with the process, function, partition and language parameters. You specify the UDEF= argument, with the path to the run control file, in the x_runadprm parameter.  A sample command looks like this:

LICPGMLIB/lansa request(x_run) process(dxcontrol) function(dxp1run) partition(LIC) language(ENG) x_runadprm('UDEF=<run_control_file>')

Again LANSA Composer provides a skeletal command on the Run commands tab.  You can click the Copy button to copy the command to the clipboard:

Refer to LANSA documentation for the details of the arguments to x_run.exe or the parameters for the LANSA command.