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CASCMM--Define Sandboxes Using Supplied Jobs

You can use the the Rapid Implementation sandbox jobs to create sandboxes. Additional sandboxes can be set up at a future date.

To define sandbox subsystems using supplied jobs

  1. Define the sandbox subsystem files using the following steps:
    1. If you are only defining one sandbox, you can skip to (b.). If more than one sandbox is required, you must edit the @JOB2200 to add additional JCL EXEC statements for each additional sandbox you plan to create.
      • Edit the @JOB2200 member.
      • A pair of EXEC statements (STEP0010 and STEP0020) exists to create one sandbox subsystem at the DEV stage 1 and DEV stage 2 locations.
      • Repeat this pair of EXEC statements for each additional sandbox you plan to create. Increment the step names and change the "SUB=" parameters to the name of the additional sandbox. You can use any valid subsystem name. If a sandbox is to be used by a particular developer, then we recommend you use the developer's user ID as the name. If multiple developers are sharing a sandbox, then name the sandbox according to the project, feature or CCID that the group is working on.
      • Repeat this process for each additional sandbox.
    2. Verify the @JOB2200 job card information is correct.
    3. Submit job @JOB2200 for execution.

    This job allocates files for the SAND@BOX subsystems in the DEV environment, APPL@SYS system.

  2. Define the SAND@BOX subsystems in the DEV environment following these steps:
    1. If you are only defining one sandbox, you can skip to (b.). If you modified @JOB2200 to create more than one sandbox, you must edit the SCL SCLDE26 member to add additional SCL statements for each additional sandbox you plan to create.
      • Edit the SCLDE26 member located in the uprfx.RI.JCLLIB library.
      • Repeat the entire SCL DEFINE statement including the ending period. Change the subsystem name to the additional sandbox subsystem.
      • Repeat this process for each additional sandbox subsystem.
    2. Verify the @JOB2210 job card information is correct.
    3. Submit job @JOB2210 for execution.

    This defines the SAND@BOX subsystems in the DEV environment, APPL@SYS system. These subsystems map to the APPL@SBS subsystem in the QA environment, which is the next environment up the map.