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| UNCONDITIONAL MODES | |||||||
| 0: Known as overtaker. It can be used for importing from the buffer without deleting it and it uses unconditional mode 1 to allow another import in the correct location. | |||||||
| 1: During export, this makes the transport program ignore the incorrect status of the transport control file. During an import, it allows it to repeat it, even if the request has already been imported. | |||||||
| 2: During an imprt, this permits overwriting the original objects. During exports, it tells the program not to expand the selection with TADIR brackets. | |||||||
| 3: During import, this allows the transport program to overwrite the system-specific objects. | |||||||
| 4: This mode allows the program to import in systems, which were not originally defined as the target system in the transportable change request. | |||||||
| 6: In imports, this allows for overwriting objects, which are unconfirmed repairs. | |||||||
| 8: During imports, this node ignores transport restrictions based on the table classes. | |||||||
| 9: During imports, this mode ignores whether the system is locked for this type of transport. | |||||||