Option K (Clone system structures) on the System Request panel can be used to clone (copy) system, subsystem, and type definitions within or across environments.
This is a powerful feature when you plan to set up multiple environments with the same inventory classifications. In this situation, you only need to define the systems, subsystems, and types once, then use the System Definition-Clone panel to create the same definitions in the other environments.
Note: CA Endevor SCM does not validate information in the system, subsystem, and type definitions that it clones. For example, if a base/image library associated with a type definition you want to clone was deleted, CA Endevor SCM clones the type definition with the invalid data set name.
Follow this procedure to clone inventory definitions:
The System Definition panel appears.
The System Request panel appears.
The following information describes the To Information fields that appear on the System Definition Panel. These fields identify the environment and system for which inventory definitions are cloned.
(Display-only) Name of the current environment.
(Display-only) Name of the new system.
Description of the new system.
The following information describes the From Information fields that appear on the System Definition Panel. These fields identify the environment and system from which inventory definitions are cloned.
Name of the source environment. You can change the environment name to clone a system definition from another environment.
Name of the system that is cloned.
The following information describes the General Options fields that appear on the System Definition Panel. Use these fields to indicate whether or not to clone subsystem, type, and processor group definitions for the named system.
Acceptable values are the following:
Default. Clone subsystem definitions.
Do not clone subsystem definitions.
Acceptable values are the following:
Default. Clone type and processor group definitions.
Do not clone type and processor group definitions.
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