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Started Task Parameter Members

The Install Utility generates the following members, based on the values you entered during the installation and setup process. Review these members to ensure that they meet your site-specific requirements; if necessary, reapply any previous customization that is still required:

• SOLVE SSI started task members dsnpref.OPB9.SSIPARM:
  • SSISYSIN—To assist you in planning future deployment, you can update the SSISYSIN started task member to use z/OS static system symbols if you have set SUBS=YES in the member.
  • SSIPARMS—An SSIPARMS member is present only if you created it when you specified the SOLVE SSI region.

  Note: If you are using an existing shared SOLVE SSI region, you do not have to review these members.

• Product region started task member dsnpref.rname.TESTEXEC(RUNSYSIN)

  To assist you in planning future deployment, you can update the RUNSYSIN started task members to use z/OS static system symbols if you have set SUBS=YES in the member.

  Note: For more information about JCL parameters, see the Reference Guide.

  If you do not want SYS1.DUMP data sets for dumps, remove the parameter PPREF='XOPT=SDUMP' and add the SYSMDUMP DD statement to the generated task in dsnpref.OPB9.rname.JCL(rname).

  If you want to use a migrated INI file, uncomment the PPREF='INIFILE=????????' parameter and replace the question marks with the name of the INI file.

• Product region parameter members in dsnpref.rname.TESTEXEC:
  • NMREADY
  • NMINIT

  Customizer sets the region parameters. Adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Do not code any SYSPARMS commands in the NMINIT or NMREADY procedures.
  • Do not activate or modify links, or use commands such as DEFLINK, DEFTRANS, and ISR in NMINIT or NMREADY. In a multisystem network, the region uses link definitions during initialization. Defining DEFLINK, DEFTRANS, and ISR in these procedures may interfere with region linkage.

  You can activate these links now or later.

  Note: For more information about the INMC feature and INMC LINK definition parameters, see the Reference Guide.