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To set up ACIF to run in stand-alone mode, create an indexing parameter file with no triggers, 
fields, or indexes that are defined, and use the value CONVERT=NO. Include your input file, 
output file, and the input exit routine in the parameter file. Then, run arsacif from a command 
line while you point to this parameter file. Example 11-3 shows our ACIF parameter file, 
parmfile. Use the following command to run stand-alone ACIF:
arsacif parmdd=parmfile
This command starts ACIF with the user exit, runs the exit, and writes the output to the file 
that is specified by the OUTPUTDD parameter. Y ou can inspect the output file to ensure that the 
exit did what you expected. Y ou can also use this output file in the graphical indexer to index 
your post-exit file because the exit routine might change the location of your triggers and 
fields.
Example 11-3   ACIF parameter file
CC=YES
CCTYPE=Z
CONVERT=NO
CPGID=850
FILEFORMAT=STREAM,(NEWLINE=X'0A')
INPUTDD=C:\temp\billing_input.txt
OUTPUTDD=C:\temp\billing_input.txt.out
RESTYPE=NONE
INPEXIT=C:\Program Files\IBM\OnDemand for Windows\V9.0\exits\acif\asciinp.dll
Another method is to run arsload with the -i option, which runs only the indexer and does not 
load any files. In this case, it is not necessary to add INPUTDD or OUTPUTDD to the indexing 
parameters in the application. Running arsload with the -i option creates the .ind and .out 
files, and leaves them on the system for you to view. 
11.3  OS/390 indexer exits
The OS/390 indexer can be used to extract index data from and generate index data about 
line data and AFP reports. In addition, other data types, such as TIFF images, can be 
captured by using the anystore exit. The OS/390 indexer is available on the z/OS platform for 
all versions and on the AIX platform beginning with Content Manager OnDemand V9.0. The 
OS/390 indexer supports the following exits to assist with indexing and loading documents 
into Content Manager OnDemand:
/SM590000The ANYSTORE exit (ANYEXIT) can be used to capture any type of data. The exit is 
responsible for reading the load file and returning the index values and documents to the 
indexer. A sample exit is provided that loads TIFF images.
/SM590000The INPUT exit (INPEXIT) can be used with line print data. It allows the load file contents 
to be modified by the exit before they are stored in Content Manager OnDemand.
/SM590000The INDEX exit (INDXEXIT) can be used with any data type. It allows the index values for a 
document to be modified before they are stored in Content Manager OnDemand.
Important: Specify the complete path in the inpexit, indxexit, resexit, or outexit 
parameters. Nothing is more frustrating than trying to debug an exit that is never called 
because another exit with the same name is started because of the PATH environment 
variable.