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DD statements for BMC AMI Check

This topic describes the DD statements that you can use with 

BMC AMI Check

.

SYSIN

SYSIN is the only DD statement required for running BMC AMI Check.

Specify utility statements as follows:

//SYSIN DD *
     (statement)
     (statement)
     (statement)

NGTAUTO

If you are using automation control points with your job, you can specify an NGTAUTO DD statement to override the default data set (specified during configuration or with the +NGTAUTO1 or +NGTAUTO2 parameter).

This statement must reference a partitioned data set containing the BMC AMI Utilities automation control points. 

Example
//NGTAUTO DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.AUTOMATN.CTRL.PTS

For more information about BMC AMI Utilities automation control points, see Automation-reference.

UTLPARMS

You use the UTLPARMS DD statement to override the BMC AMI Utilities global parameters that were specified at installation.

You can specify the parameters in a data set or in the JCL, as shown in the following examples:

Examples
//UTLPARMS DD DISP=SHR,NGT.UTIL.PARMS
//UTLPARMS DD DISP=SHR,NGT.UTIL.PARMS

For more information about BMC AMI Utilities global parameters, see Global-parameters-UTLPARMS.

CIXPARMS

You must use the CIXPARMS DD statement if you want to override the BMC AMI Check parameters specified at installation time.

You may specify CIXPARMS in a data set or in the JCL. 

Example
//CIXPARMS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=NGT.CHECK.PARMS

or

//CIXPARMS DD *

Related topics

BMC-AMI-Check-parameters-CIXPARMS-DD 

Command-and-syntax-reference-for-BMC-AMI-Check

 

 

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