Configuring Your Product › Install the CA Roscoe Interface (Optional)

Install the CA Roscoe Interface (Optional)

For an CA Roscoe user to access CA Librarian, CA Roscoe must have access to various I/O modules that are contained in the CA Librarian target library (CAI.CALJLINK). You must add the CAI.CALJLINK library name to the CA Roscoe STEPLIB so that CA Roscoe can automatically load the required CA Librarian load modules.

If upgrading from a previous release of CA Librarian, ensure that the pre-4.2 load modules are not accessed by performing the following steps:

1. Delete any of the following CA Librarian load modules from the CA Roscoe load library:
   • FAIRMCLS
   • FAIRMOD
   • FAIRLOC
   • FAIROPN
   • FAIRREC
   • FAIRSEC
   • FAIRERR
   • LVSIOU
   • LVSCOG01
   • LVS4500
2. Remove any pre-4.2 CA Librarian load libraries from the STEPLIB in the CA Roscoe initialization JCL.
3. Add the APF authorized CA Librarian CALJLINK to the CA Roscoe STEPLIB.
4. Optionally, pre-load the CA Librarian base programs. Modify CA Roscoe startup by placing a pre-load statement for each module in the CA Roscoe startup stream. The format of the load statement is:

   PRELOAD=name,E
   

   See CALJLINK member LJLIBPRE for the pre-load parameters.

5. If you use wide-record master files, then make sure LAMSERV is active.

   LAMSERV is the started task that keeps a record of all the wide-record master files in the system. Having LAMSERV active is important in a CA Roscoe environment because it enables CA Roscoe commands to present wide-record master files in CA Librarian format rather than in PDS/PDSE format.