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3.5.3.3 Executing JCLGENC Through JCLGENG

After JCLGENA has executed correctly, you should check the
generated JCL output.  This can be done by examining the
member prefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGENC).  If the JCL and JES
parameters are not acceptable for your installation, then
make the needed changes to prefix.MICS.PARMS members JCLDEF
or USERJCL and rerun JCLGENA.  When the JCL is acceptable,
the other JCLGEN jobs are ready to run.

For example, to generate the unit's operational jobs, execute
JCLGEND.  This can be done with the following SUBMIT command.

     SUB 'prefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGEND)'

The other JCLGEN jobs are submitted similarly and generate
the following groups of jobs:

     JCLGENA - Database Unit Installation Jobs - Part 1

               Note:  JCLGENA is not generated.  The COPYLIBS
                      job copies JCLGENA from
                      sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGENA) to
                      prefix.MICS.CNTL(JCLGENA) when you
                      first create a new unit database.  You
                      generally execute JCLGENA once to
                      initialize the new unit database.  Once
                      the unit database is defined, you then
                      execute the JCLGENB job to recreate the
                      "Database Unit Installation Jobs - Part
                      1."

     JCLGENB - Database Unit Installation Jobs - Part 1

               Note:  JCLGENB generates the same set of jobs
                      generated by the JCLGENA job.  However,
                      the JCLGENA job is intended to be
                      executed only one time, when you first
                      define a new unit database.  The
                      JCLGENB job is executed when ever you
                      need to recreate the "Database Unit
                      Installation Jobs - Part 1."

     JCLGENC - Database Unit Installation Jobs - Part 2
     JCLGEND - Database Unit Operational Jobs
     JCLGENE - Jobs Affected by a DB Split After Installation
     JCLGENF - SPECIAL Database Unit Installation Jobs
     JCLGENG - SPECIAL Database Unit Operational Jobs
     JCLGENU - Regenerate Unit Jobs from a User Supplied List

Note:  JCLGENE, JCLGENF, JCLGENG, and JCLGENU are not used
       during a regular CA MICS installation.