Specifying SMP/E settings
Use the following procedure to specify information for your SMP/E environment:
On the SMP/E Data Sets and Options panel, specify HLQs for an existing or a new SMP/E environment, and press Enter.
Important
To install your products and solutions in an existing zone, make sure that the SMP/E environment is created with the Installation System version 4.00.00 or later. In addition, you must perform all the required steps in the $105SMPE job to verify that the existing LINK data sets are PDSE and your environment is compatible with an existing SMP/E installation.
If you specify a new environment, the Installation System allocates the new data sets.
The value in the Temporary Files HLQ field is obtained from the Site-Wide Defaults. You can override the default value by typing over it.BMIPIN20 USER1 - SMP/E Data Sets and Options Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> ____ Enter the SMP/E data set HLQs and zone names. Press enter after typing a value in the Quick Fill field to set the other HLQs. Enter a '/' in the Quick Clear field to clear the HLQs. Quick Clear . . . _ Quick Fill. . . . ______________________________ CSI Data Set HLQs and Zone Enter '/' to select option Global. . . . . USER1.SMP _ Use existing Global Target. . . . . USER1.SMP _ Use existing Target & DLIB DLIB. . . . . . USER1.SMP / Use default BMC MLQs Target Zone . . BMC0TZN DLIB Zone . . BMC0DZN _ Use existing zone names Other Data Set HLQs SMPPTS. . . . . USER1.SMPPTS Aux Libs. . . . USER1.SMPAUX SMPTLIB . . . . USER1.SMPTLIB Target Libs . . USER1.SMPGLIB DLIB Libs . . . USER1.SMPDLIB Data Set To Use for BMC Product Execution Change Values. . . . _ 1. Non SMP/E (runtime) data sets to which the SMP/E Target data sets will be copied (recommended) 2. The SMP/E Target data sets themselves Data Set HLQs * Temporary Files HLQ. . . . . &SYSUID..&PROJNAME (max resolved length is 17)Tip
The online Help includes examples of how to use the fields and options to create the following SMP/E environments supported by BMC:
(Default configuration) New global, target, and DLIB zones; new global, target, and DLIB CSI data sets
New global, target, and DLIB zones; new global CSI data set
Existing global zone; new target and DLIB zones; new target and DLIB CSI data sets
Existing global zone; new target and DLIB zones; existing global CSI data set; new target and DLIB CSI data sets
Existing global, target, and DLIB zones; existing global, target, and DLIB CSI data sets
Existing global, target, and DLIB zones; existing global CSI data set
For information about target libraries, see Library names.
- On the SMP/E Data Set Allocation and UNIX File System Values panel, specify the needed information and press Enter.
- Specify allocation information for the SMP/E data sets.
- You can specify SMS information or VOLSER information for the data sets. If you specify both, the SMS information is used.
- If either of the following statements is true, you do not have to specify allocation information:
- You are using existing data sets.
- You are using SMS ACS routines (as indicated in the site-wide defaults).
- You can use the Increase Allocation by fields to increase the default size that the Installation System uses to allocate the libraries. If you are using existing libraries, specifying a percentage increase has no effect.
Specify UNIX file systems information if any products you are installing require UNIX file system information.
- Only applicable fields are active.
The UNIX user ID that you specify must have write access to the root directory specified for the BMC file path. The user ID must be a USS UID 0 or
have READ access to the RACF facility class of BPX.SUPERUSER. This job will fail if neither of these conditions are met.Tip
To find the UNIX user ID and group ID, use one of the following options:
- In OMVS, enter the command Id userId. The UID and GID are displayed.
- In ISHELL, go to TOOLS and run the shell ID command.
For the root path for the location of the BMC file system, several directory levels are appended to the path provided. For example, if the root path provided is /isv the following path is created:
/isv/bmc/xxx/vrrIn the example, xxx is the three-character product identifier, and vrr is the release number of the product.
You must specify an absolute path without any symbolic links in the path or the Installation System will not create the files properly.
BMIPIN30 USER1 - SMP/E Data Set Allocation Values Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> CSR Enter the Allocation Values for the Project. SMS values will be used when specified. Press enter after entering a value in the Quick Fill to set the other Allocation Values. Enter a '/' in the Quick Clear fields to clear the values in that column. Quick Clear . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ Quick Fill . . . . . . . . . . ________ ________ ________ ________ ______ Data Set Type STORCLAS MGMTCLAS DATACLAS UNIT VOLSER Temporary Work Files ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ SMP/E Global CSI ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ SMP/E Target CSI ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ SMP/E Target Libraries ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ Increase Allocation by 0 % SMP/E Distribution CSI ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ SMP/E Distribution Libraries ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______ Increase Allocation by 0 % SMP/E Data Sets (Aux, TLIB) ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______
- Specify allocation information for the SMP/E data sets.
Where to go from here
Continue to Specifying JCL values for generated installation jobs.
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