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CEJOB07B-BINDPLAN

(Only the executable portion of sample JCL is shown)

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//JOBCARD...
//*
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//*
//*
//TSOPROC         PROC TILCLIB='CA.CAGEN.CEHBCLS0',
//                             SOUT='*'
//*
//PS10            EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,DYNAMNBR=30
//STEPLIB         DD DSN=CAI.CAGEN.CEHBPLD1,DISP=SHR
//                DD DSN=CAI.CAGEN.CEHBPLD0,DISP=SHR
//SYSPROC         DD DSN=&TILCLIB,DISP=SHR
//SYSPRINT        DD SYSOUT=&SOUT
//SYSTSPRT        DD SYSOUT=&SOUT
//                           PEND
//*
//JS10            EXEC TSOPROC
//PS10.SYSTSIN    DD *
  %BINDPLAN MEMBER(ALL)     +               (1)
                     COLLID(XXXXXXXX) +              (2)
                     OWNER(2ND_AUTH)         +       (3)
                     QUALIFIER(XXXXXXXX) +   (4)
                     RESTART                         (5)

Note:

• MEMBER(ALL) -Bind all plans to use all packages in a collection
• COLLID(XXXXXXXX)-XXXXXXXX is the collection ID. You must specify a collection ID when performing a package bind. Enter a value for the collection ID on the Set DB2 Variables screen of the CEINSTAL procedure to add it to the CEJOB07B JCL.
• OWNER(2ND_AUTH) - 2ND_AUTH is the secondary authorization ID used in the BIND packages job. This job only includes the OWNER parameter when you include a value in CEINSTAL for the Secondary Authorization ID in the Set DB2 Variables screen. For example:

  %BINDPLAN MEMBER(ALL) OWNER(2ND_AUTH)
  

• QUALIFIER(XXXXXXXX) - Specifies the prefix used for tables, indexes, and views, in the DB2 BIND process. The job only includes the QUALIFER parameter when you set the Bind Qualifier and DB2 Table-Index-View Owner in CEINSTAL's Set DB2 Variables screen. This value must be defined to the DB2 security system. For example:

  %BINDPLAN MEMBER(ALL) .... QUALIFIER(XXXXXXX)
  

• RESTART-The CEJOB07B job can restart. When a bind error occurs, correct the error, and use the messages at the end of the failing BINDPLAN CLIST to provide the plan name as input through the MEMBER() parameter. Add the keyword RESTART, for example:

  %BINDPLAN MEMBER(DBRMNAME) ... RESTART