Switching control data sets
You can activate only the policy members that reside in the control data set that is being used by the 'current' MainView Batch Optimizer Subsystem. (The current MBOS is the one that is executing on the system where you are executing the activate command.) If you attempt to activate a policy member that does not exist in that control data set, messages for that policy member are executed in the task log to indicate that the member does not exist.
To switch to a new control data set
MainView Batch Optimizer Objects List panel
New Control Data Set pop-up panel (see the following figure), which is accessed by choosing Options > 5 (Switch control data set) on the action bar, and pressing Enter.
Tip
If you have enabled the Maintain data set list option, you can use the Prompt facility (F4 for Prompt or click on the plus sign) to select from a list of previously accessed control data sets.
New Control Data Set pop-up panel
.---------------------------- New Control Data Set --------------------------.
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| Command ===> _______________________________________________________________ |
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| Type value in field below. Press Enter to continue. |
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| Control data set . . . . 'BEM.TBSS45M.TI.MBOS.BSLPLEX1'________________ + |
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| F1=Help F4=Prompt F12=Cancel |
'-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'If you enter the name of a control data set that does not currently exist, a new control data set will be created.
If you enter or select an existing control data set, the following message is displayed, and the MainView Batch Optimizer Objects List panel is displayed. dataSetName is the name of the control data set that you just selected.
BMC91452I Now using Control data set dataSetName
The dialog saves future changes made to BatchPlex and policy definitions in the specified control data set until you switch to another control data set.
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