Overview
The product executable files intended for command line use are located in the directory #USSPRE/universal/bin, where #USSPRE is the path prefix where the USS component directories were created. This directory must be added to the PATH environment variable for intended users of the executable files.
(For information on applying product licenses to installed Universal Agent for z/OS USS components, see z/OS USS Installation - Licensing.)
Universal Command Manager for z/OS USS Customization
Configuration
USS Universal Command Manager for z/OS uses a configuration file for system-wide customizations. The configuration file is member UCMCFGU0 of the UNVCONF library.
See the Universal Command 7.6.x Reference Guide for details on configuring Universal Command Manager.
Universal Control Manager for z/OS USS Customization
Configuration
USS Universal Control Manager for z/OS uses a configuration file for system-wide customizations. The default configuration file is member UCTCFGU0 of the UNVCONF library.
See the Universal Agent Utilities 7.6.x Reference Guide for details on configuring Universal Control Manager.
Universal Data Mover Manager for z/OS USS Customization
Configuration
USS Universal Data Mover Manager for z/OS uses a configuration file for system-wide customizations. The default configuration file is member UDMCFGU0 of the UNVCONF library.
See the Universal Data Mover 7.6.x Reference Guide for details on configuring Universal Data Mover.
Universal Event Monitor Manager for z/OS USS Customization
Configuration
USS Universal Event Monitor Manager for z/OS uses a configuration file for system-wide customizations. The default configuration file is member UEMCFGU0 of the UNVCONF library.
See the Universal Event Monitor 7.6.x Reference Guide for details on configuring Universal Event Monitor Manager.
Universal Query for z/OS USS Customization
Configuration
USS Universal Query z/OS uses a configuration file for system-wide customizations. The default configuration file is member UQRCFGU0 of the UNVCONF library.
See Universal Query for details on configuring Universal Query.