Administering
User and system profiles control OPERTUNE administration:
- User profiles define users to OPERTUNE with authorization indicators. For example, a user could be granted the authority to modify Db2 parameters, to use the operational assists, or to customize profiles (system, user, group, schedule).
- System profiles define the OPERTUNE system with its name, the VTAM APPLID, authorization indicators, and the Db2 subsystems that OPERTUNE is allowed to modify. All profiles are stored in a single KSDS VSAM data set.
For more detailed information about OPERTUNE administration, see Administrative functions.
Administrative functions
Select the Administrative/Utilities option from the OPERTUNE Main Selection Menu to display the Administrative/Utilities Menu. The Administrative/Utilities Menu provides administrative, product-specific, and miscellaneous options. The options on this menu are described in Options on the Administrative/Utilities menu.
Options on the Administrative/Utilities menu
Option | Description | See |
|---|---|---|
Administrative | ||
1. User profiles | Secure OPERTUNE features by user | |
2. OPERTUNE system profiles | Define multiple OPERTUNEs | |
3. Security profiles | Define OPERTUNE security profiles | |
Product-specific | ||
4. BMC product authorization | Access the OPERTUNE for DB2 Product Authorization Primary Menu, which allows you to update your CPU ID or bypass CPU ID checking in case of disaster recovery | |
5. Maintenance level | Provide information on the maintenance level of the OPERTUNE dialogs and any APARs that have been applied | |
Miscellaneous | ||
6. Customize user preferences | Set confirmation preferences and selection-character preferences | |
7. Profile enqueue maintenance | Relieve profile enqueue problems | |
8. Tracing switch | Turn tracing on and off dynamically | |
9. Reload OPERTUNE exits | Reload an OPERTUNE user exit dynamically without recycling the OPERTUNE address space | |
10. BMC active product query | Display a list of active BMC System and SQL Performance products | |
Target Selection | ||
11. Host OPERTUNE selection | Choose which OPERTUNE you want to be the host OPERTUNE system | |
12. Target OPERTUNE selection | Choose which OPERTUNE or OPERTUNEs you want to be the target of commands | |
13. Target subsystem selection | Choose which subsystem or subsystems you want to be the target of commands | |
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