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BMC AMI Recovery Manager option sets, Product Configuration panels, and configuration options

The 

BMC AMI Recovery Manager

 option set, which is ARM$OPTS by default, and configuration options includes the following items:

  • BMC utilities that are available to BMC AMI Recovery Manager
  • TSO, Db2, and user step libraries
  • Operating system resources and job card specification

If Db2 is not available, BMC AMI Recovery Manager must obtain the following information from the ARM$OPTS member:

  • Bootstrap data set prefixes
  • Active and archive log data set prefixes
  • Work file database name
  • System VCAT name

It is important to ensure that this information is accurate and kept up-to-date.

Tip

If you use the CA ACF2 security system and your shop is restricting TSO commands, add ARMUMAN, ARMUSEL, ARMOPTM, and DSNJU004 to the list of commands in the TSOCMDS module. If your site restricts the use of TSO commands through an option of the system security package (RACF, ACF2) or an add-on product such as PCF, be sure the ARMUMAN, ARMUSEL, ARMOPTM, and DSNJU004 command names are added to the appropriate command table. Otherwise, the message IKJ56500I command COMMAND NOT FOUND is issued when attempting to invoke the BMC AMI Recovery Manager CLIST or when using the logging environment modeling tool.

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