Example 1: Adding a new hierarchical file system element entry

Defining a new hierarchical file system element entry with UCL is very seldom required; generally, hierarchical file system element entries are created from the information specified on the hierarchical file system element MCSs contained in the SYSMODs when the SYSMODs are installed. If, however, you want to use UCL in defining a new hierarchical file system element entry, the following is an example of the minimum information you should provide:

SET      BDY(TGT1)          /* Set to target zone.        */.
UCLIN                       /*                            */.
ADD      HFS(HFS01)         /* Define new entry.          */
         DISTLIB(AHFSLIB)   /* Define DLIB,               */
         SYSLIB(HFSLIB)     /* target library.            */
         FMID(ZUSR001)      /* Functional owner (in this
                               example a user function).  */
         RMID(ZUSR001)      /* Same value as FMID.        */
                            /*                            */.
ENDUCL                      /*                            */.
SET      BDY(DLB1)          /* Now do same to DLIB.       */.
UCLIN                       /*                            */.
ADD      HFS(HFS01)         /* Define new HFS entry.      */
         DISTLIB(AHFSLIB)   /* Define DLIB,               */
         SYSLIB(HFSLIB)     /* target library.            */
         FMID(ZUSR001)      /* Functional owner (in this
                               example a user function).  */
         RMID(ZUSR001)      /* Same value as FMID.        */
                            /*                            */.
ENDUCL                      /*                            */.