CA Gen supports local and remote load module installation.
For a local installation, installing the load module is the final step in system generation. CA Gen compiles the uncompiled generated components, performs a preliminary NCAL (nocall) link edit, and edits the executable load module, resolving all external references.
If the target DB2 subsystem is on the same CPU as CA Gen or is defined as a remote DB2 subsystem, CA Gen also binds the application. If necessary, you can customize CLIST TICINSTX to meet site-specific application bind requirements.
Note: For more information about this CLIST and other customization features, see the z/OS Installation Guide.
For DB2, you can use Package Bind. Using package bind lets you make changes in a program within an application and rebind only the affected DBRM.
For a remote installation, CA Gen prepares a remote file with all the generated components the Implementation Toolset to install the application on the remote platform.
Note: For more information about using the Implementation Toolset, see z/OS Implementation Toolset User Guide.
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