BMC AMI Check DD statements

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:

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

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

//CIXPARMS DD *