Running the INSTALL procedure

Before you begin

Perform the tasks in Preparing-for-installation to obtain the installation package and unload the data set.

To run the INSTALL procedure

To generate the job control that builds the SMP/E environment and installs the product, you run the INSTALL procedure in the installation data set unloaded by the TSO RECEIVE.

1. From the ISPF command shell, run the INSTALL command in the example below:

   The following example continues the process after unloading the installation data set that you defined in Preparing for installation:

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   The BMC AMI Security installation panel opens:

   -------------------------- RSM Software Installation -------------------------
   Command ===> __________________________________________________________________
   
   
   HLQ for runtime datasets   : <hlq>.RUN____________________                    
   HLQ for install datasets   : <hlq>.INS____________________      
   
   Unit for runtime datasets  : SYSDA___   Volume: ______  (Leave blank for SMS)  
   Unit for SMP datasets      : SYSDA___   Volume: ______  (Leave blank for SMS)
   
   Jobcard for install jobs:                                                   
   //<xxxxxx> JOB(),CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,REGION=0M,NOTIFY=&SYSUID__                
   
   
   
   
   Press Enter to generate installation JCL.  
   Press PF3 to terminate   
2. Change the default values for the 

   Resident Security Server

   runtime and installation SMP/E data set to reflect your installation naming conventions and standards:• High-level qualifier
   • Unit (default SYSDA)
   • Volume (default SMS)
3. Change the default job card, as required, for the generated job control and press Enter. The next installation panel is displayed. (To exit the panel at any time, use PF3.)
4. Press Enter. The JCL deck is built, and you are placed in an ISPF edit session.

5. Review the JCL and make any changes or deletions required before submission. The following image shows the start of the deck:
   
   After modifying the contents for your environment, you can file the job away for later submission or submit it immediately.

   Important

   The user ID under which this job runs must have enough authority to create the z/OS data sets that you specified on the installation panels earlier.

   During the installation process of the product, all job steps should end with return code 0. If you see a return code other than 0, contact BMC Support and have the output from the installation process available.

Where to go from here

After you run the INSTALL procedure, authorize the load library.