Use the TSO RECEIVE command to create the partitioned datasets from the sequential XMIT files. HLQ.SCLM is the assumed installation prefix.
Enter TSO or Workstation commands below:
===> receive indataset('hlq.SCLM.EXEC.XMIT')
When prompted, enter:
INMR906A Enter restore parameters or 'DELETE' or 'END' +
restore dataset('hlq.SCLM.EXEC’)
The result is a partitioned dataset containing REXX procedures.
Repeat the RECEIVE process for the CUSTOM.EXEC, SKELS, CUSTOM.SKELS, AWMMODEL, and ARCHDEF datasets.
The CUSTOM datasets are intended for your customized REXX procedures and ISPF skeletons. They each contain a dummy member which you can remove after you have received the datasets. You should concatenate the hlq.SCLM.CUSTOM.EXEC dataset in front of the hlq.SCLM.EXEC dataset and hlq.SCLM.CUSTOM.SKELS dataset in front of the hlq.SCLM.SKELS in your MFA user server. If you need to customize a REXX procedure or ISPF skeleton, copy it from hlq.SCLM.EXEC respectively hlq.SCLM.SKELS to hlq.SCLM.CUSTOM.EXEC respectively hlq.SCLM.CUSTOM.SKELS and make the customization on the copied member.
Give the received dataset containing the AWM model the low-level qualifier AWMMODEL. In the Team Developer perspective of Enterprise Developer a file mapping is specified for datasets with the low-level qualifier AWMMODEL which ensures that members of an AWMMODEL dataset are downloaded with the code page IBM-037. This ensures that special characters contained in the AWMMODEL member are correctly interpreted when the model is loaded on the client-side.
If you use another low-level qualifier for the model dataset than AWMMODEL, you have to ensure that a corresponding file mapping is defined on the client-side.