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Creating a Configuration Source Member


Task 1. Copy member CXCFGINI

  1. Copy member CXCFGINI from the CSS sample installation library (COMPWARE.LCXnnn.SLCXCNTL) into a member of your own data set.
  2. Edit the copied member for the keywords you want to specify, according to the instructions in the member.
    Keyword values may be singular or a string enclosed in quotes.

The CSS system default for the UNIT assignment for allocated work files can be adjusted with the Customer Modification Facility. The Customer Modification Facility keyword to change the default is DEFUNIT. By specifying DEFUNIT SYSAB in the CXCFGINI member, the UNIT=SYSDA default can be modified to SYSAB.

The Language Processor default value, PROCESSOR(IDENTYES), may be changed by coding the Customer Modification Facility keyword IDENTIFY. If you specify IDENTIFY NO, the Language Processor default is set to PROCESSOR(IDENTNO).

Task 2. Edit member CXCFGSET

Edit member CXCFGSET in the CSS sample installation library. CXCFGSET assembles and configures a CSS load module from member CXCFGINI. Edit the following values in this JCL:

 INSRC

Data set name that contains your configuration source member

 INMEM 

Name of your configuration source member

 ASMBLR 

Name of your assembler. Enter one of the following: IFOX00 (Assembler-F), IEV090 (Assembler-H), or ASMA90 (High Level Assembler)

 USECSS

CSS load library to include in the STEPLIB concatenation

 EXTCSS 

CSS load library in which to build a configuration source member, usually the same as USECSS

 UNIT 

Temporary data sets allocated for this job.

Task 3. Submit member CXCFGSET 

Submit job CXCFGSET to assemble and link-edit the configuration source member.

 

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