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Adding the NO89 command to the UIE JCL

Use the following information to specify the NO89 command in the JCL that runs the Universal Information Exchange (UIE) batch job.

For more information, see NO89-command and the Universal Information Exchange User Guide.

In the UIE JCL, add NO89 commands for each MLC product or Priced Feature that does not create SMF Type 89 records:

  • For each affected MLC product, enter this command:

    NO89 productID=lparName,... | *ALL

    Warning

    Example

    NO89 5697-WSZ=LPAR1,LPAR2
    NO89 5697-WSZ=AB37:LPAR1,CD17:LPAR2
    NO89 5655-018=*ALL
    NO89 5655-018=AB37:*ALL

  • For each affected Priced Feature, enter this command:

    NO89 productID:featureCode=lparName,... | *ALL

    Warning

    Example

    NO89 5655-018:S00151M=*ALL
    NO89 5655-018:S00151N=1234:*ALL
    NO89 5655-DB2:S00MVJ4=AB37:LPAR1,CD17:LPAR3
    NO89 5655-DB2:S00MVJ4=LPAR1,LPAR2,LPAR3,LPAR4

The following table defines the values of the variables:

 

Variable

Description

productID

(required) IBM product number, which is typically a seven-digit number in the form of XXXX-XXX

lparName

(required) One or more LPAR names, separated by commas , or *ALL

Warning

Note

You must enter the LPAR name and not the SID

featureCode

IBM priced feature number

Warning

Note

When LPARs with identical names are on different CPCs processed in the same UIE run, you can use LPAR names preceded by the CPC serial number, as follows:

NO89 <productid>=<serialnumber>:<lparname>,...

In this example,serialNumber can either be the full or partial CPC serial number. The partial CPC serial number is the last four hex digits of the full CPC serial number.

 

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