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DSEXEALT

The DSEXEALT JCL includes statements that will update the CAIENF Event definitions according to the default CA Dispatch requirements.

Edit and execute CADSJCL member DSEXEALT. This JCL must be run as part of the installation of the CAIENF interface to the STATUS task.

Note: The DSEXEALT job must be run with CAIENF down.

The following statements are included in this member:

ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(DISP144 ) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)         
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(DISP145 ) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)        
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(DISP146 ) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)        
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(JOBINIT ) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)         
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(JOBPRINT) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)       
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(JOBTERM ) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)        
ALTER DB(ENFDB) EVENT(STEPTERM) OPT(A,P,R) RETPD(2)

where

OPT(A, P, R)

Indicates that this event is Active, Recorded and will be Purged when it reaches the Retention period. These options are recommended for CA Dispatch to process these events properly.

RETPD(2)

Defines the retention period in number of days (2). This value is given as a sample and can be adjusted according to site specifications. This value should be large enough to cover the longest period of time (in days) that your CA Dispatch STATUS task could be shut down. This is required to permit the processing of events that occurred while the STATUS Task was inactive.

If you don't plan to use the Abend Handling feature within CA Dispatch, you can remove the ALTER command for the JOBINIT, STEPTERM, and JOBTERM events. You must also run the DSINEXSX job (described below) to remove these events from the list of events that CA Dispatch processes.

If you don't plan to use Bundle Print Times within the STATUS function, you can remove the ALTER command for the JOBPRINT events. You must also run the DSINEXSX job (described below) to remove these events from the list of events that CA Dispatch processes.

Important! Never remove the DISP144, DISP145, and DISP146 events, as they are required by CA Dispatch.

Note: If your site has never previously recorded or used CAIENF Events, you may need to increase the size of your CAIENF Database to accommodate the new volume in recorded events. Please refer to The CA Common Services for z/OS, Getting Started Guide, Chapter 3, "Calculate Space Requirements" for more information.