mfhco and cobmfhco dclgen commands

Syntax

Windows:

mfhco dclgen db=databasename lang=language tbl=schemaname.tablename 
  file=copybookname [pre={USER | TBL | NO}] [user=username] [fld={COL | NUM}]
     null=nullindname [typeint={COMP | COMP5}] [typelob={LOCATOR | LOB | FILE}] 
        [declare={Y | N }] [str=structurename]

UNIX:

cobmfhco dclgen db=databasename lang=language tbl=schemaname.tablename 
  file=copybookname [pre={USER | TBL | NO}] [user=username] [fld={COL | NUM}]
     null=nullindname [typeint={COMP | COMP5}] [typelob={LOCATOR | LOB | FILE}] 
        [declare={Y | N }] [str=structurename]

Syntax Rules

At least one space must occur before each parameter in the command.
There must be an equal sign (=) between parameters and their values.
If you omit parameters that have a default value, Host Compatibility Option uses the default value.

Parameters

`databasename`	Name of the target database.
`language`	Language to generate. `cbl` is the default; can also specify `c` or `pli`.
`schemaname`	Schema name for the generated copybook.
`tablename`	Table name for the generated copybook.
`filename`	Name of the copybook file to generate.
TBL	Specifies that the copybook prefix is the same as the table name. Default.
USER	Specifies that the prefix is supplied by the user.
NO	Specifies that there is no prefix.
`username`	A text string composed of valid COBOL characters, used as a prefix for each host variable in the copybook.
COL	Specifies the column name. Default.
NUM	Specifies the column number.
`nullindname`	Specifies the null indicator name suffix. Default is NULL.
COMP	Specifies generation of numeric fields as COMP variables. Default.
COMP5	Specifies generation of numeric fields as COMP-5 variables.
LOCATOR	Specifies generation of LOB variables as SQL TYPE LOB-LOCATOR. Default.
LOB	Specifies generation of LOB variables as SQL TYPE LOB(`size`).
FILE	Specifies generation of LOB variables as SQL TYPE LOB-FILE.
declare	`Y` - Generate DECLARE TABLE as part of the copybook. Default. `N` - Do not generate DECLARE TABLE as part of the copybook.
`structurename`	Specifies the name of the copybook structure.

Examples

Windows:

mfhco dclgen db=db2demo lang=cbl tbl=demo.items file=item.cpy

UNIX:

cobmfhco dclgen db=db2demo lang=cbl tbl=demo.items file=item.cpy