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z/OS Installation - New Install, New CSI

z/OS Installation - New Install, New CSI

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New Install, New CSI

The New Install, New CSI installation process describes how to install the Universal Agent package in a newly allocated SMP/E CSI.

Use this installation process for either of these environments:

  • Installing a Universal Agent package for the first time.
  • Installing a Universal Agent package in a different SMP/E CSI than other Universal Agent components.

The installation JCL referenced by the following installation steps is created by the #SETUP member in the Universal Agent INSTALL library.

Each step consists of running a batch job. The batch job must end with the appropriate return code before proceeding to the next step.

Step 1

Edit and submit the JCL in member #SETUP. The #SETUP JCL creates customized installation JCL used by the following installation steps and for product maintenance and customization. All the JCL is created as members in the INSTALL library.
 
If you want to change the customizations after the job is executed, edit the #SETUP member with the new customizations and resubmit the job. All INSTALL library members will be replaced.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 2

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN01. The JCL allocates the SMP/E CSI data sets.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 3

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN02. The JCL initializes the SMP/E CSI.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 4

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN03. The JCL allocates Universal Agent target and distribution data sets and adds SMP/E DDDEF definitions to the Universal Agent CSI zones.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 5

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN04. The JCL performs an SMP/E RECEIVE of the product FMIDs and available PTFs from the distribution data sets.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 6

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN05. The JCL performs an SMP/E APPLY of the product FMIDs and any received PTFs.

  • Step APYFMID must end with a condition code of 0.
  • Step APYPTFS is considered successful under any of the following conditions:
    • Step ends with condition code 0.
    • Step ends with condition code 4, and message GIM42001W is written in ddname SMPOUT.
    • Step ends with condition code 12, and message GIM24801S is written in ddname SMPOUT.

Step 7

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN06. The JCL member performs an SMP/E ACCEPT of the product FMIDs and any applied PTFs.

  • Step ACCFMID must end with a condition code of 0.
  • Step ACCPTFS is considered successful under any of the following conditions:
    • Step ends with condition code 0 or 4.
    • Step ends with condition code 12, and message GIM24801S is written in ddname SMPOUT.

Step 8

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN07. The JCL member allocates product non-SMP/E data sets and databases, and formats the zFS data sets.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 9

The product databases are allocated as z/OS UNIX zFS file systems. Additional product configuration is required to utilize zFS data sets. See Universal Agent Database Configuration for details.
 
If you prefer to use HFS file systems, HFS data sets must be allocated. If you prefer to use the zFS data sets, skip this step. Submit the JCL in member UNVINHF. The JCL renames the zFS data sets and defines their HFS counterparts.

  • All steps must end with return code 0.

Step 10

Submit the JCL in member UNVIN08. The JCL copies sample configuration members to the configuration libraries.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 11

Edit and submit the JCL in member UNVIN09. The JCL requires modifications as listed in the MODIFICATIONS section of the comments at the top of the JCL. The JCL copies the Universal Enterprise Controller and Universal Broker started procedure JCL to a system procedure library.

  • All steps must end with a return code 0.

Step 12

Perform required z/OS configuration steps as described in z/OS Installation - Configuration.