AOI
The AOI keyword is valid with the REORG (Reorg function) command.
You can specify this option in the environment setup member (DLIGSET0) or in PLUSIN. The following table describes the keyword.
Automated operator interface keyword
To do this | Specify this in PLUSIN |
|---|---|
Use the BMC AMI Online Reorg for IMS automated operator interface to issue /DBD, /DBR, and /STA commands before and after a reorganization. | AOI(YES) |
Issue /DBD, /DBR, and /STA commands manually before and after a reorganization. | AOI(NO) |
Internal default: NO |
If you have the Online Reorg function installed (even if you do not have a license for it), you can use its AOI during a Reorg function reorganization. The AOI is invoked at the beginning of the reorganization and during the data set name swapping task. The following table shows keywords related to the AOI keyword.
AOI keyword and other keywords
Keywords | Effect on related keywords |
|---|---|
AOI(YES) | The Reorg function forces the AUTHERR keyword to AUTHERR(WTOR) |
SWAP(NO) | The database remains in prohibit authorization status with ACCESS=RD at the end of the reorganization. |
ICP(NO) | The database is not started and will be left stopped with ACCESS=RD at the end of the reorganization. |
At the beginning of the reorganization, the AOI saves the current access intent of the database, switches the intent to ACCESS=RD, and issues a /DBD command. The /DBD command places the database in read mode for the online system.
During data set name swapping, the Reorg function must have exclusive access to the database. The AOI automatically issues a /DBR command to place the database in STOPPED,NOT OPEN status. After the data set name swapping process completes successfully, the AOI automatically issues a /STA command to make the database available to users. The saved access intent attributes are restored.
For more information, see Automated-operator-interface.
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