Step 12. Specify external files

The screen shown in the following figure is displayed after you press Enter the last time in the previous step. Default names for external files related to the product(s) being installed are displayed and can be edited to match your site's values. Make any necessary edits.

The actual display of the following figure will only include the external files required for the products you selected in the Product installation selection—Sample screen showing all products selected figure.

Specifying external files - Example

The File Status field shows the results of checking whether the listed library exists or not. Some of the External Files are additionally checked whether they contain specific members or not. If the file does not contain the required member, status Verify DSName is intended file is displayed. This indicates that the DSName entered may not be the desired data set.

1.  Update the names of the following libraries as they are defined at your installation:
   C++ base routine lib

   Specifies the Language Environment C++ base routine library (for example, CEE.SCEECPP).

   ECC (HCI) load library(SLCXLOAD)

   Specifies the ECC load library which includes BMC AMI Host Communications Interface (HCI) (for example, cpwr.SLCXLOAD).

   ISPF load library

   Specifies the ISPF load library (e.g., ISP.SISPLOAD).

   LE link-edit lib 2

   Specifies the Language Environment link-edit library 2. This library contains the LE resident routines which include those for callable services, initialization, and termination. (for example, CEE.SCEELKEX).

   LE link-edit library

   Specifies the Language Environment link-edit library. LE transient or base libraries at link- edit. If LE370 support is requested enter the LE370 link edit Library (for example, CEE.SCEELKED).

   LE run library

   Specifies the Language Environment object library. This data set is used to execute LE programs at your site. If LE370 support is requested enter the LE370 Execution time Library (for example, CEE.SCEERUN).

   LE Side-Deck lib

   Specifies the Language Environment side-deck library (for example, CEE.SCEELIB).

   LE Xplink lib

   Specifies the Language Environment Xplink LP64 library (for example, CEE.SCEEBND2).

   System USS Library

   Specifies the z/OS UNIX System Services (USS) library (for example, SYS1.CSSLIB).

   TCPIP loadlib (SEZACMTX)

   Specifies the generic socket library (for example, TCPIP.SEZACMTX).

   TCPIP loadlib (SEZARNT1)

   Specifies the reentrant C socket library (for example, TCPIP.SEZARNT1).

   TCPIP loadlib (SEZATCP)

   Specifies the TCP/IP executable load library (for example, TCPIP.SEZATCP).

2. Check the File Status for each library. It should be OK for each library, unless you intend to execute the generated JCL on a different LPAR. In that case, verify that the libraries are valid on that LPAR.
3. Press Enter.