Starting the OPERTUNE started task

To start the OPERTUNEstarted task

1. From a system console, type one of the following commands:

   • S DDTPROC

     If you are using a customized procedure, substitute the name of that procedure for DDTPROC.

   • S DDTPROC,SYS= opertuneID

     The variable opertuneID is the four-character ID of an OPERTUNE system at your installation that is different from the default specified in the OPERTUNE procedure.

   The following example shows the messages that appear during a normal startup of an OPERTUNE started task, where opID is the four-character OPERTUNE system ID, asID is the address space ID, and DB2ssid is the Db2 subsystem ID. These messages are issued in route code 11.

   BMC31002I <opID> OPERTUNE <Vv.r.mm>, ASID(<asID>)- <nnnnnnnn>
   BMC31154W <opID> OPERTUNE FOR type TRIAL WILL EXPIRE IN nn DAYS
   BMC31300I <opID> NO VTAM APPLID SPECIFIED - VTAM OPERATIONS NOT POSSIBLE
   BMC31500I <opIDDB2ssid> ACCEPTING WORK REQUESTS FOR DB2ssid
   BMC31500I <opIDDB2ssid> ACCEPTING WORK REQUESTS FOR DB2ssid
   BMC31019I <opID> INITIALIZATION COMPLETE

   Warning

   Important

   The messages might not appear in the order shown and might be accompanied by other messages.

   When you are ready to terminate the OPERTUNE started task, type the following command, where opertuneID is the four-character OPERTUNE system ID:

   P opertuneID

2. If you are installing a maintenance upgrade, cycle the OPERTUNE started task and any ISPF sessions, using OPERTUNE to activate the new code.

   Warning

   Important

   OPERTUNE can also be run as a batch job.