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Set Installation Parameters

  1. Select the Edit Product Installation Parameters option to display the Product Installation Parameters panel, where you can choose the name of the installation PDS and the parameter data set (that contains all of this information).
    Important:
    • The name of the library containing all the jobs to be submitted is created by putting together the Submitted Job Library Prefix (if it exists, this is an optional field), the user ID and the Submitted Job Library Suffix, all separated by a period (.).
    • The Parameter Data Set is a sequential file containing the environment parameters. The prefix of the name of this file must be different from the product library prefix. This file is also referred to as the KBPARM file. Be sure the file qualifier is one that you have authority to allocate.
    • At the end of the edit session, the Product Installation Menu panel displays again. Press F3 to exit the menu without submitting the jobs.
  2. On the Product Installation Menu panel, select option Edit CD Installation Parameters to display the CD Installation Parameter panel so that you can choose the sequential files (SEQ) prefix for file transfer. You must customize the Unit and Volume name, although the latter can be left blank for SMS managed DASD. The parameter Override PDS Prefix existence (N) prevents data set allocation if a data set exists with the same prefix. If you need to use an existing prefix, specify Y.
    Note: Press Enter to display the Product Installation Menu panel again.
  3. On the Product Installation Menu panel, select option Edit Knowledge Base Parameters to display the Knowledge Base Parameters panel so that you can insert name parameters such as DB2 and Language Environment PDS, DB2 storage group, database plan and collection, owner, and buffer pool.
  4. Insert parameter names into all fields as all parameters are mandatory:
    • Name of DB2 Subsystem (Dsn) – Name of the DB2 subsystem where the product tables will be created.

    • Name of Current SQLID – Name of the DB2 user who will perform the product tables creation.

    • Name of Micro Focus Data Plan – Name of the plan for the product.

    • Name of Micro Focus Data Collection – Name of the collection containing the product package.

    • Name of Micro Focus Data Storage Group – Name of the DB2 storage group where the product tables will be created.

    • Name of Micro Focus Data Database – Name of the DB2 database where the product tables will be created.

    • Name of Micro Focus Data Database Owner – Name of the DB2 creator that will be used in order to create all the product tables.

    • Name of Bufferpool for data and index – Names of the two buffer pools containing the data and the indexes of the product tables. They can contain the same value.

    • Name of DSNTIAD Program – Name of DSNTIAD program or equivalent.

    • Name of DSNTIAD Plan – Plan associated with DSNTIAD program or equivalent.

    • Name of DSNTIAUL Program – Name of DSNTIAUL program or equivalent.

    • Name of DSNTIAUL Plan – Plan associated with DSNTIAUL program or equivalent.

    • Dsname of DB2 Sdsnload – DB2 SDSNLOAD library.

    • Dsname of DB2 Runlib – DB2 RUNLIB library.

    Note: Press Enter to display the Product Installation Menu panel again.
  5. On the Product Installation Menu panel, select option Edit Knowledge Base Size Parameters to display the Knowledge Base Size Parameters panel so that you can customize size parameters such as the number of files, the number of fields for a single file, and the number of copies.

    Customize the following size parameters:

    • Files Number – Total estimated number of files that will be cataloged in the environment to be created. By files, we mean single DB2 tables, single record formats of a flat file, single formats of a DL/I segment, or single Adabas files.

    • Fields Numbers (For File) – Average number of fields for each file.

    • Copy Number – Total estimated number of different copybooks I/O areas that will be cataloged in the environment to be created.

    • Fields Numbers (For Copy) – Average number of fields for copybook I/O areas.

    • Data Changer Files Number – Total estimated number of files that will be reduced or masked.

    • Data Changer Fields Numbers (For File) – Average number of fields for each file that will be reduced or masked.

  6. On the Product Installation Menu panel, select option Edit Job Card for Installation Jobs so that you can change the JOB cards of Data Manager jobs.
    Note:
    • If you have line limits set in JES, then you should add /*JOBPARM LINES=999 or /*JOBPARM LINES = (999999,WARNING) to the JOBCARD.
    • To preview the job before submitting it, set TYPRUN=HOLD.
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