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3.2.4.2 Install Distribution Libraries from Tape

After the "tapeload" libraries have been copied from the
distribution tape, execute this step to load the remaining CA
MICS complex libraries.  Edit sharedprefix.MICS.TAPELOAD.CNTL
and select the MICSLD1 member.  Review and complete the
parameters on the EXEC statement.  DO NOT change the
parameters on the PROC statement.

The EXEC statement is:

  //LOAD EXEC LOAD
  //  RSIZE='4096K',            <-- REGION FOR ALL STEPS
  //  DSP=NEW,                  <-- NEW IF COMPLEX DOES NOT
  //*                                EXIST, OLD IF COMPLEX
  //*                                EXISTS
  //  TUNIT='______',           <-- REQUIRED --<<
  //  TEXPDT=98000,             <-- IS TAPE EXPDT OK?
  //  TVOL=______,              <-- REQUIRED --<<
  //  LIBUNIT=,                 <-- LIB DASD UNIT REQUIRED
  //  LIBVOL=,                  <-- DO YOU NEED LIB DASD VOL?
  //  LIBSTORC=,                <-- OPTIONAL LIB STORCLAS=
  //  LIBDATAC=,                <-- OPTIONAL LIB DATACLAS=
  //  LIBMGMTC=,                <-- OPTIONAL LIB MGMTCLAS=
  //  LIBDSNT=,                 <-- OPT., ENTER LIBRARY FOR PDSE
  //  WKUNIT=SYSDA,             <-- IS WORK DASD UNIT OK?
  //  BLOCK=6160,               <-- LIBRARY BLKSIZE?
  //  VBLOCK=6160,              <-- BLKSIZE FOR VB LIBRARIES?
  //  SPREFIX='______________', <-- REQUIRED --<<
  //  SMICS='MICS.',            <-- SHARED MICSLEVEL?
  //  LOADER=IEWLDRGO           <-YOUR SITE'S LOADER NAME

where:

RSIZE   is the amount of region storage for steps in this
        job.

DSP     is the disposition of the libraries being loaded: NEW
        if a new complex is being loaded; OLD if the complex
        already exists.


TUNIT, TEXPDT, TVOL are the unit, expiration date, and volume
        serial number of the CA MICS distribution tape.

LIBUNIT, LIBVOL, LIBSTORC, LIBDATAC, LIBMGMTC, BLOCK, VBLOCK
        are the unit, volume serial number, SMS storage class
        (STORCLAS=), SMS data class (DATACLAS=), SMS
        management class (MGMTCLAS=), and block size to be
        used for the production libraries.  Note that the
        value for BLOCK must be greater than or equal to the
        block size for the ISPF panel and table libraries
        (ISPPLIB and ISPTLIB).  In addition, VBLOCK is used
        for the documentation text libraries, which are
        RECFM=VB format.

LIBDSNT can be either blank or LIBRARY.  Specify LIBRARY to
        allocate new data sets as partitioned data set
        extended (PDSE) data sets.  Any library ending with
        .LOAD will be allocated as a PDS.

WKUNIT  is the unit for the SYSUT3 and SYSUT4 work data sets
        needed by IEBCOPY.

SPREFIX is the sharedprefix for the database complex.  Note
        that this is specified with no trailing period (for
        example, DB1.SP rather than DB1.SP.).

SMICS   is the "MICS" level of the standard CA MICS data set
        names.  If you do not want "MICS" as part of your
        data set names, specify "SMICS=," to set it to null.

LOADER  is the program name of the IBM loader at your site.
        This is typically IEWLDRGO, HEWLDRGO, or LOADER.  If
        you are not sure, contact your system programmer.


After editing the JCL, submit the job and exit
sharedprefix.MICS.TAPELOAD.CNTL.


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* NOTE: YOU MUST EXIT TAPELOAD.CNTL AFTER YOU SUBMIT THE    *
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Note that the PARMCOPY step may end with a condition code of
4.  This is a result of members being selected for a product
for which your site is not licensed.  This is an acceptable
condition for the PARMCOPY step only.  All other steps must
end with a condition code of 0.