Specifying runtime data set information

Use the following procedure to specify information for the runtime data sets.

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To specify runtime data set information

Important

Beginning with version 4.0.00 of the Installation System, you must allocate a LINK library data set as a PDSE.

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.

On the Execute Project panel, from the list of configuration actions, select Set Runtime Data Set High Level Qualifiers and press Enter.
BMIPPRJE                        Execute Project
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________

Project Name . . . USER1
Description . . . Sandbox
JCL Data Set . . . USER1.BMCINST.JCLLIB

Select one of the following installation actions:
__   1. Select Products, Solutions, or Infrastructure
      2. Set SMP/E Data Set High Level Qualifiers
      3. Set SMP/E Data Set Allocation Values
      4. Set Installation Job Values and FTP Options
      5. Generate and Execute Installation Batch Jobs

Select one of the following configuration actions:
__   1. Set Runtime Data Set High Level Qualifiers
      2. Set Runtime Data Set Allocation Values
      3. Set Selected Product or Component Values
      4. Set Configuration Job Values
      5. Generate and Execute Configuration Batch Jobs
      6. Multiple SSID install for DB2 Products only (optional)
On the Runtime & Other Data Sets panel, specify the requested information, and press Enter.
BMIPCF10               USER1 - Runtime & Other Data Sets
Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> CSR

Enter the Data Set HLQs for runtime data sets. Press enter after typing a value
in the Quick Fill to set the other HLQs. Enter a '/' in the Quick Clear field
to clear the HLQs.

Quick Clear. . . . . . . . . . . . _
Quick Fill . . . . . . . . . . . . ______________________________

Runtime Data Set HLQ (SMP/E content)
   Product HLQ. . . . . . . . . . . ______________________________

Other Data Set HLQs (non-SMP/E content)
   Product non-VSAM . . . . . . . . ______________________________
   Product VSAM . . . . . . . . . . ______________________________

Low Level Qualifiers
   Change Values. . . . . . . . 1 1. Use BMC* LLQs (recommended)
                                   2. Use BB/DB/IM/XX LLQs
                                   3. Customize the LLQs
Optional APF Load Library   Must be a PDSE.
  Existing Load Library . . .
1. In the Runtime Data Set HLQ and Other Data Set HLQs sections, specify HLQs.
2. In the Change Values field in the Low Level Qualifiers section, select one of the following options for the low-level qualifiers (LLQs) for the product data sets:
  - Enter 1 to use BMC*.
    (Recommended) All LLQs begin with BMC, followed by the type of library (such as LINK, SAMP, or PLIB). Examples are BMCLINK, BMCSAMP, and BMCPLIB. All products use the same set of libraries.
  - Enter 2 to use LLQs that start with product-line designators.
    LLQs begin with one of the following designators, followed by the library type:
    BB for BMC AMI Ops and some performance products
    DB for BMC products for IBM Db2
    IM for BMC products for IBM IMS
    XX for Infrastructure components
    For example, if you are installing a BMC product for IMS, the names would be IMLIB, IMSAMP, and IMPLIB. All products in the same product line use the same set of libraries.
    If you already have BMC AMI Ops products installed, use this option to continue using the naming conventions of your existing libraries.
  - Enter 3 to specify your own LLQs as described in Step 3.
    Important
    Use this option only when you need total control over the naming of the runtime data sets. For the BMC AMI Application Restart Control products, regardless of which option you select, the LLQs are predetermined and cannot be changed. For information about target libraries, see Library-names.
3. (Optional) In the Existing Load Library field, in the Optional APF Load Library section, specify an existing APF load library to use to consolidate all of the load libraries into one.
  Important
  The APF load library must be defined as a PDSE. Password modules cannot be copied to a PDSE. We recommend putting your product password data in the UBMCLINK or in a LINKLIST data set. The APF load library becomes the runtime data set for the load modules only. All SMP/E target and user load modules will be copied here. Existing members in this library can be overwritten.
(If you selected option 3 for the LLQs) On the Product Runtime Data Set Low Level Qualifiers panel, view the data sets that will be created, customize the LLQs according to your preferences, and press Enter.
BMIPRTGR    Product Runtime Data Set Low Level Qualifiers
Command ===> __________________________________________________________________

Verify Runtime data set Low Level Qualifiers. Press Enter to continue.

Data Set                  Target     Default    New
  Type                     Suffix     Suffix     Suffix
-----------------------   --------   --------   --------
CATALOG MGR DBRM LIB      ACTDBRM    BMCDBRM    BMCDBRM
EXECUTION DBRM LIB        AEXDBRM    BMCDBRM    BMCDBRM
HIGH SPEED APPLY LINK L   APTLINK    BMCLINK    BMCLINK
DBC LINK LIB              DBCLINK    BMCLINK    infLINK
XBM LINK LIB              XBMLINK    BMCLINK    infLINK
POOL ADVISOR LINK LIBRA   PMDLINK    BMCLINK    prfLINK
DB2 CMN UTILITY LINK LI   D2ULINK    BMCLINK    BMCLINK
APPTUNE LINK LIB          IODLINK    BMCLINK    prfLINK
WORKBENCH LINK LIB TARG   GUDLINK    BMCLINK    BMCLINK
LGC TARGET LINK LIB       LGCLINK    BMCLINK    infLINK
SAS 'C' RELATED           DIGB4LB    BMCLINK    BMCLINK
MRE TARGET LINK LIBS      MRELINK    BMCLINK    BMCLINK
SAS 'C' RELATED           DIGBLB     BMCLINK    BMCLINK
COPY PLUS LINK LIB        ACPLINK    BMCLINK    utlLINK
UNLOAD PLUS LINK LIB      ADULINK    BMCLINK    utlLINK
Important
You can specify up to four different LLQs per data type.
Use the F8 or Enter key to scroll down the list, and the F7 key to scroll up the list.
On the Runtime Data Set Allocation Values panel, specify the allocation information for the runtime data sets and press Enter.
BMIPCF20         USER1 - Runtime Data Set Allocation Values
Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> CSR

Enter the Allocation Values for the runtime data sets. SMS values will be used
if 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
   Product Runtime Data Sets     ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______
   Product non-VSAM Data Sets    ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______
   Product VSAM Data Sets        ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______
   Product PDSE Data Sets        ________ ________ ________ SYSALLDA ______
You can specify SMS information or VOLSER information for the data sets. If you specify both, the Installation System uses the SMS information.

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