Use the Remove CICS Conversion Vector Table (RMVCICSCVT) command to delete an entry from the CVT. You will be asked for confirmation before the entry is removed.

Parameters

Keyword	Description	Choices	Notes
LIB	Library	Communications name, *LIBL, *CURLIB	Required, Positional 1
GROUP	Group	Communications name, *FIRST	Required, Positional 2
CMDTYPE	API command type	*FIRST, *ALL, *FILE, *TDQUEUE, *TSQUEUE, *START, *LINK	Required, Positional 3
RSRCID	Resource identifier	Character value, *FIRST, *ALL	Required, Positional 4

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Library (LIB)

Enter the name of the OS/400 library that contains the group. Possible values are:

• *LIBL: The library list is used to locate the first OS/400 library that contains the group.
• *CURLIB: The current library contains the group. If no current library is specified, the QGPL library is used.
• library-name: The name of the OS/400 library that contains the group.

Group (GROUP)

Enter the name of the group containing the CVT entry to be removed.

Possible values are:

• *FIRST: No group is specified. The first group found is used.
• group-name: The group name may have a maximum length of 10 characters. The first character must be alphabetic, or one of the special characters, $, @, or #. The remaining characters can be alphanumeric or one of the special characters, $, @, or #.

API command type (CMDTYPE)

Enter a command type. This field will be used with the resource identifier field to locate the required CVT entries.

Possible values are:

• *FIRST: Remove the first CVT entry that matches the resource definition field value.
• *ALL: Remove all CVT entries that match the resource definition field value.
• *FILE: Remove all *FILE entries that match the resource definition field value.
• *TDQUEUE: Remove all *TDQUEUE entries that match the resource definition field value.
• *TSQUEUE: Remove all *TSQUEUE entries that match the resource definition field value.
• *START: Remove all *START entries that match the resource definition field value.
• *LINK: Remove all *START entries that match the resource definition field value.

Resource identifier (RSRCID)

This field will be used with the command type field to locate the required CVT entries.

Possible values are:

• *FIRST: Remove the first CVT entry that matches the command type field value.
• *ALL: Remove all CVT entries that match the command type field value.
• resource-identifier: For a command type of *TDQUEUE or *START, the maximum length of the resource identifier is 4 characters. For a command type of *FILE, *TSQUEUE, or *LINK, the maximum length of the resource identifier is 8 characters. Any characters on the keyboard can be entered, but lowercase letters and special characters should be enclosed in apostrophes.

  When there is not enough space to enter the apostrophes, then enter an ampersand (&) in the first character position to get an extended field size that allows for the entry of additional characters. Blanks are accepted but, when the entry is defined to a control region, anything after the blank is ignored. For example, 'ab g' will be treated as 'ab' in the control region.

  Hexadecimal characters should be enclosed in apostrophes and preceded by an uppercase X, for example X'A1A2A3A4'. Any hexadecimal value will be accepted, but, if the value is not a printable character, the entry will be rejected when it is defined to a control region.

• generic*-rsrcid: Specify the generic name of a resource identifier. A generic name is a character string of one or more characters followed by an asterisk (*); for example, ABC*. If a generic name is specified, then all CVT entries with a resource identifier beginning with the generic name, and matching the command type field value, are shown. If an asterisk is not included with the generic name, the system assumes it to be the complete resource identifier.

Examples

None

Error messages

Unknown