Important We are integrating BMC AMI LOBMaster technology into the BMC AMI Reorg product and discontinuing BMC AMI LOBMaster as a separate product. For the latest integrated documentation, see BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 13.1.

Managing the model AMS define

BMC AMI Utilities include a model AMS DEFINE statement available in BMCCNTL(JCLRXMDL)  that you can use to allocate Db2 VSAM data sets. Copy and edit this member to suit your needs and define it to the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint.

You can set specific requirements for the DEFINE statement or allocate in a unit other than KB at the global level or for a specific Db2 subsystem.

Related topics

VSAM-data-set-allocation

Allocation-strategies Maintaining the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint data set

Warning

Exercise caution when you copy and edit member details and define in the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint. Any errors while performing these actions may result in deletion or redefinition of the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint data set.

NGTAMS DEFINE

You can run the following statement in the SYSIN DD statement of the standard BMC AMI Utilities JCL:

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The NGTAMS DEFINE statement reads the Db2 VSAM DEFINE model statement from the specified ddname and saves it to the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint for use. If GLOBAL is specified, this model is used for all Db2 subsystems using this checkpoint data set. If GLOBAL is not specified, the model override is only for the Db2 subsystem specified in the BMC AMI Utilities job running this NGTAMS statement.

NGTAMS DELETE

You can run the following statement in the SYSIN DD statement of standard BMC AMI Utilities JCL:

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The NGTAMS DELETE statement removes any Db2 VSAM DEFINE model statement override from the BMC AMI Utilities checkpoint. The GLOBAL keyword specifies which model to delete, the global model, or the model specified for this Db2 subsystem.

NGTAMS DISPLAY

You can run the following statement in the SYSIN of standard BMC AMI Utilities JCL:

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The NGTAMS DISPLAY statement reports the Db2 VSAM DEFINE model statement defined to the checkpoint. The GLOBAL keyword specifies which model to display, the global model, or the model specified for this Db2 subsystem.


 

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