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We will create a referential in dio87d. A referential is a model, where jobs are created. You can create as much referentials as you need. For example, you can create a referentiel for production jobs and another for developpement jobs.
It's useful to add a version number to the referential (for example, a name should be `ref1' instead of `myref') : if you add to work on a referential, you can create a copy and work on the copy (for example `myref_v2'). If you make a mistake, you just have to kill the copy (`myref_v2') and the orignial referential is safe and soon.
Let's create a referential with the name `ref1' :
$ dio87c -- ra ref1 $ dio87c -- rl ref1 $ |
To create a copy of a referential, you will use the rd command.
You can delete a referential with rk :
$ dio87c -- rd ref1 myref_v2 $ $ dio87c -- rl ref1 myref_v2 $ $ dio87c -- rk myref_v2 $ dio87c -- rl ref1 $ |