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Installing the CA Panvalet Interface

CA Auditor provides support for users of CA Panvalet Release 14.4 and later levels. No support is available for earlierCA Panvalet releases. You can find the CA Panvalet level identifier on the headings of the reports that PAN#1 produces.

CA Auditor uses the CA Panvalet Access Method (PAM) to access CA Panvalet libraries and members. This is a standard CA Panvalet facility CA Technologies distributes and maintains. During the installation process, the PAM is loaded from the CA Panvalet program library and linked into the CA Auditor program library, prefix.EXAMINE.LOAD (for non‑SMP/E installations) or prefix.CAJ0LOAD (for SMP/E installations). The CA Panvalet program library is not modified.

If you are performing a non‑SMP/E installation, you must identify the CA Panvalet program library to CA Auditor by including a PANLOAD DD statement in the installation job stream JCL. If the system includes more than one level of CA Panvalet, use the program library associated with the highest release available.

If you are performing an SMP/E installation, you must change the PANLOAD DD statement in the LINKPAM member of the JOBS library to point to the appropriate CA Panvalet program library before running the job as part of the SMP/E installation procedure.

A JOBLIB or STEPLIB DD statement might be required to execute CA Panvalet. If so, the associated program library is (most likely) the same library provided for the PANLOAD DD statement. If the CA Panvalet program library is added to the system’s linklist, no JOBLIB or STEPLIB is required. You can identify it by using the CA Auditor Link List Library display (option 2.4.2).

Some data centers remove the PAM from the CA Panvalet program library because it is not sensitive to the library control codes and access control codes that implement security for other facilities of that product. If the PAM module is moved, update the PANLOAD DD statement accordingly.