This step binds all the CA Repository utility packages. Binding the packages at this stage is essential for later steps of the installation process.
To bind the utility packages
---------------------- CA Repository for z/OS ------------------------ ---------------------------- DB2 Plans and Packages -------------------------- COMMAND ===> Prepare Packages … Utility, All, or Foreign packages? ===> A (U, A, F) Set SQLID to? ===> USER01 BIND Plans? ===> Y (Y-yes,N-no) Auth ID of Plan? ===> Grant to PUBLIC? ===> N (Y-yes,N-no) Foreign Cat SSIDs? ===> ===> ===> Foreign Cat DB2VER? ===> ===> ===> Edit or Submit? ===> E (E-edit,S-submit) Save Output? ===> N (Y-yes,N-no) Output Data Set ===> Enter ENTER command to continue or END command to EXIT.
A
The SQLID you want to use when creating the plans. If you enter a value in this field, a SET CURRENT SQLID statement will be added to the beginning of the job.
Y
The AUTHID to use for the OWNER parameter of the bind.
Y-to grant the special DB2 ID PUBLIC access to the generated plans. PUBLIC access to a plan does not grant individual users access to the Repository data.
Leave blank.
Leave blank.
E
Y-to save the generated JCL in the data set specified in Output Data Set.
N-to discard the JCL after running the job.
The fully qualified name (without quotation marks) of the partitioned data set you want to use to save the JCL that this step generates. Be sure to change the names if you do not want to overwrite any previously saved JCL.
Contact CA Technical Support if the job ends with any return code other than 0.
Note: You can ignore any +562 SQL codes on the GRANT step. This message indicates that the authority you are attempting to assign has already been given.
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Package |
Response |
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PRMPR32 |
Can be ignored if you are using InfoRefiner and the InfoRefiner tables are not in this DB2 subsystem. |
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DBXLQMF |
Can be ignored if QMF is not installed in the DB2 subsystem |
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Any other package name |
Look for the program name in the repository ISPPLIB member PROGDEF. Find the program name starting in column 1. Column 54 of this member contains the FMID. A blank FMID is the same as CP$70. If you did not select the FMID at SMPE installation time you can ignore the errors. |
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