Installing Business Continuity Manager with SMP/E

Business Continuity Manager Installation and Configuration Guide
Version
9.8.8
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1.2 MB
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Part Number
MK-95HC104-42
These sample JCL library members that are installed with SMP/E must be modified in accordance with the user installation environment. Details are shown at the beginning of each sample JCL. For modification examples, see Modifying sample JCL.

The storage locations for the sample jobs are as follows:

The sample JCL is stored in the HITACHI.CHYKnnn.F1 dataset (the nnn part varies depending on the version) after the procedure in section Transmitting the Business Continuity Manager load module from the CD-ROM to a host machine is performed. If you change the RECVUPLD job and the output destination dataset name for the TSO/E RECEIVE command, the sample JCL is stored in the dataset after the changes.

JCL member names and their functions are listed below. To install the Business Continuity Manager product with SMP/E, execute the sample jobs below in the following order:

  1. SMPALLOC
    Allocate the SMP/E dataset as necessary. If an existing SMP/E dataset is to be used, skip this step.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (SMPALLOC), see
    SMPALLOC (allocating SMP/E datasets).
  2. HDSYK1AL
    Allocate the distribution library (DLIB) and the target library. When upgrading Business Continuity Manager, if an existing SMP/E dataset is to be used, skip this step.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYK1AL), see HDSYK1AL (allocating distribution and target libraries).
  3. HDSYK2DF
    Execute SMP/E DDDEF to define the distribution library (DLIB) and target library. When upgrading Business Continuity Manager, if an existing SMP/E dataset is to be used, skip this step.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYK2DF), see HDSYK2DF (defining distribution and target libraries).
  4. HDSYK3RC
    Execute SMP/E RECEIVE to load the provided datasets and store them in the global zone.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYK3RC), see HDSYK3RC (SMP/E RECEIVE processing).
  5. HDSYK4AP
    Execute SMP/E APPLY to install the provided dataset in the target library (the library shown in Table 1).
    The APPLY command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job. When upgrading Business Continuity Manager, if the dataset is to be installed in an existing target library, change the CHECK operand to the COMPRESS(ALL) operand and re-execute the job.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYK4AP), see HDSYK4AP (creating target libraries).
  6. HDSYK5AC
    Execute SMP/E ACCEPT to install the provided dataset in the distribution library (the library shown in Table 1).
    The ACCEPT command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job. When upgrading Business Continuity Manager, if the dataset is to be installed in an existing target library, change the CHECK operand to the COMPRESS(ALL) operand and re-execute the job.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYK5AC), see HDSYK5AC (creating distribution libraries).
    Note: When the HDSYK4AP job executes successfully, the new release of Business Continuity Manager is installed. Verify that this new release of Business Continuity Manager executes correctly and then accept it by executing the HDSYK5AC job.

    To install the copy group access control function and the specific command access control function of the extended access control function, perform the following steps.

  7. HDSYKARC
    Execute SMP/E RECEIVE to load the provided datasets and store them in the global zone.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKARC), see HDSYKARC (SMP/E RECEIVE processing for the copy group access control function and the specific command access control function).
  8. HDSYKBAP
    Execute SMP/E APPLY to install the provided dataset in the target library (the library shown inTable 1).
    The APPLY command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKBAP), see HDSYKBAP (creating target libraries for the copy group access control function and the specific command access control function).
  9. HDSYKCAC

    Execute SMP/E ACCEPT to install the provided dataset in the distribution library (the library shown in Table 1.

    The ACCEPT command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job.

    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKCAC), see HDSYKCAC (creating distribution libraries for the copy group access control function and the specific command access control function).

    To install the RESYNC REVERSE protection function of the extended access control function, perform the following steps.

  10. HDSYKDRC
    Execute SMP/E RECEIVE to load the provided datasets and store them in the global zone.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKDRC), see HDSYKDRC (SMP/E RECEIVE processing for REVERSE RESYNC protection function).
  11. HDSYKDAP
    Execute SMP/E APPLY to install the provided dataset in the target library (the library shown inTable 1).
    The APPLY command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job.
    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKDAP), see HDSYKDAP (creating target libraries for REVERSE RESYNC protection function).
  12. HDSYKDAC

    Execute SMP/E ACCEPT to install the provided dataset in the distribution library (the library shown in Table 1.

    The ACCEPT command in the sample JCL specifies the CHECK operand. If execution with the CHECK operand does not generate an error, delete the CHECK operand and re-execute the job.

    For examples of modifying sample JCL (HDSYKDAC), see HDSYKDAC (creating distribution libraries for REVERSE RESYNC protection function).