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Automated Balancing Statements

Automated Balancing statements (DO statements) specify actions to be performed by Control-M/Analyzer. These actions are performed only after Data Selection and Identification criteria are processed.

To specify Automated Balancing statements, type the statement name (for example, BLOCK, COND, SET) next to the DO on the Rule Definition screen and press Enter. Different parameters are displayed on the screen depending on which DO statement was specified.

Note: It is usually not necessary to enter the full DO statement name. The shortest unique abbreviation of the statement is sufficient.

Table 216 Automated Balancing Statements

Statement

Description

DO ADDSYM

Adds an AutoEdit variable to an existing or new AutoEdit member.

DO BLOCK

Executes a different EXECUTE block within the current rule.

DO CALLUSER

Executes a user routine from the current rule.

DO COMMIT

Controls the method that Database variables are written to the Control-M/Analyzer Database.

DO COND

Specifies prerequisite conditions to be added or deleted.

DO EXIT

Terminates execution of the current block.

DO EXTRACT

Assigns a value to a Control-M/Analyzer Database, AutoEdit, or Local variable based on text extracted from the data source.

DO GETMEM

Reads (accesses) an AutoEdit member, enabling the use of its AutoEdit variables for AutoEdit processing.

DO GOTO

Provides "GO TO" logic by executing the IF/ALWAYS block that begins with the specified LABEL.

DO MAIL

Send an e-mail to the specified recipients.

DO PRINT

Prints the specified string to the Control-M/Analyzer Rule Activity report.

DO PUTMEM

Writes an AutoEdit member back to a specified library.

DO REMARK

Specifies a remark to be logged as a Control-M/Analyzer invocation entry in the Rule Activity display.

DO RULE

Executes a different rule from within the current rule.

DO SET

Assigns a value to a Control-M/Analyzer Database, AutoEdit, or Local variable.

DO SHOUT

Sends a message to a specified destination.

DO SYSOUT

Specifies how job output should be handled.

DO TERMINAT

Terminates the rule and specifies the result of the data balancing effort (for example, OK, TOLER, NOTOK, or ABEND).

Parent Topic

Rule Parameters – Summaries