The DBINIT member, RunTimeMVSHLQPrefix.SAMPLIB(DBINIT), is used when CA CSM starts for the first time. The CA CSM installer sets the content of this member.
Important! Change the member content only when CA Support requests it. The values set for some keywords may vary between the CA CSM Setup Options file and RunTimeMVSHLQPrefix.SAMPLIB(DBINIT) member. Therefore, it is important that you closely follow the instructions from CA Support.
The DBINIT member is allocated to DBINIT DD of the CA CSM startup JCL (RunTimeMVSHLQPrefix.JCL(MSMTCSRV)). The DBINIT member is used only when CA CSM is run for the first time.
At startup, values from the DBINIT member are stored in the database. Some of the values can be set only once. You cannot change them, or changing the values does not have any effect. You can modify the other values later using the web-based CA CSM interface.
To modify the values that cannot be modified using the web-based interface, you can use the DBUPDATE DD. The DBUPDATE DD is processed during CA CSM startup.
Important! Update these values only when CA Support requests it. Otherwise, you may cause data inconsistency.
The contents of DBINIT and DBUPDATE are records that can be either comments starting with # or value settings in the following format:
setting=value
The values are not verified during DBINIT or DBUPDATE processing.
The following settings are available for the Mount Point Manager:
Defines the path to the USS directory that CA CSM uses for work files. This directory must be available when you execute the setup utility.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Application Root field.
Note: Changing this value does not copy existing data to the new path. Ensure that the new path is valid.
Defines a prefix that is used for file system allocation.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Data Set Prefix field.
Limits: 40 characters
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Defines the SMS storage class on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
The value can be blank.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Storage Class field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Defines the volume serial number of the corresponding DASD on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
The value can be blank. If defined, mpmVolser must be the volume serial number of an online volume.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the VOLSER field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Specifies the file system type that is used for file system allocation.
Options include:
Note: We recommend using zFS file systems.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only. Existing data sets remain intact.
Specifies whether CA CSM mounts all file systems during startup.
Options include:
This value can be changed in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, the Automount check box.
Specifies the type of the DASD on which to place data sets on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
This value can be changed in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Unit field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Specifies the SMS data class for file system data sets on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Data Class field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Specifies the SMS management class for file system data sets on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Storage Class field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Specifies whether to use SMS when allocating new data sets for file systems on the Mount Point Management page of the Settings tab.
Options include:
If mpmStorclas is defined, mpmAllocation is treated as SMS. Otherwise, it is treated as NONSMS.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Mount Point Management page, in the Use SMS or Use Non-SMS fields.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
The following settings are available for the Software Catalog:
Specifies a suffix for the data set name, which also has an internally generated counter.
The name has the following format:
mpmHlq.scDatasetPrefixn
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Software Catalog page, in the Data Set Suffix field.
Note: If you change this setting, it will be used for newly allocated data sets only.
Defines the root directory of the Software Catalog database where packages from the CA Support Online website are stored on a customer site. The directory is relative to the CA CSM application root, mpmPath.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Software Catalog page, in the Root Directory field.
Note: Ensure that the new path points to a valid Software Catalog root.
Specifies the default value for primary quantity for data sets implicitly mounted at the product or release level in the USS database.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Software Catalog page, in the Primary Quantity field.
Specifies the default value for secondary quantity for data sets implicitly mounted at the product or release level in the USS database.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the System Settings, Software Catalog page, in the Secondary Quantity field.
The following settings are available for CA DSI Server:
Specifies the host name for CA DSI Server that CA CSM uses internally to provide security features.
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
Specifies the port number for CA DSI Server that CA CSM uses internally to provide security features.
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
Specifies the path of the CA DSI Server configuration file.
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
The following settings are available for the Software Installation Service:
Defines the prefix that CA CSM uses to allocate GIMUNZIP output temporary data sets during product installation and maintenance. The name of the resulting data set is prefix.jobname.unpacked_file_name. The created temporary work files are not SMP/E controlled data sets. CA CSM deletes them through the product installation process. These files are used as input relative files for SMP/E processing during the receiving of a product into the SMP/E environment global zone.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the GIMUNZIP Temporary Prefix field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
Limits: 12 through 19 characters (depending on the number of characters used for jobname)
Note: If you use the default 6-character jobname, you can enter up to 14 characters for the GIMUNZIP temporary prefix.
Defines the prefix for temporary data sets used by executed programs.
The name of a temporary data set has the following format: prefix.Rn.ddname (n is the execution request number).
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the Temporary Data Set Prefix field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
Default: userid.CAMSM.jobname
Limits: 24 characters
Specifies the volume serial number of the DASD to use for the temporary data sets created by GIMUNZIP during installation.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the GIMUNZIP Temporary VOLSER field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
Limits: 1-6 alphanumeric characters or an asterisk (*). If an asterisk is specified, SMS assigns a volume for a new VSAM data set if the automatic class selection (ACS) routines allow it.
Specifies the SMS storage class for the data sets that executed programs use for temporary data.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the Storage Class field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
Specifies the volume serial number of the DASD to use for the data sets that executed programs use for temporary data.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the VOLSER field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
Limits: 1-6 alphanumeric characters
Specifies the type of the DASD on which to place the data sets that executed programs use for temporary data.
You can change this value in the web-based interface using the Settings tab, on the Software Installation page, in the Unit field (for both System Settings and User Settings).
The following settings are available for the PAS component keys:
Defines the data set where the member containing a sample of FTP proxy advanced settings is located.
Default: RunTimeMVSHLQPrefix.SAMPLIB
Specifies the prefix for CA CSM runtime data sets, which are runtime copies of the target data sets.
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
Defines the member that contains a sample of FTP proxy advanced settings where you can configure FTP advanced proxy settings.
Default: PASADVOP
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
The following setting is available for the Task Management:
Lets all CA CSM users delete completed tasks when the security feature in CA CSM is disabled.
Any user can delete any competed task.
Users cannot delete completed tasks.
Note: If the security feature is enabled in CA CSM, the task deletion is managed by security resources, and the parameter is ignored.
Default: None.
This value cannot be changed in the web-based interface, but can be modified using DBUPDATE.
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