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Installation Steps

The following steps are required to install the ISPF/cross-memory online retrieval option. Each step is explained in detail later in the sections that follow.

  1. (Optional) Add STEPLIB DD statements to the TSO LOGON procedures if the load modules were not copied to a linklist library.
  2. Add the panel and command table libraries to the TSO LOGON procedures.
  3. (Optional) Modify an ISPF Selection Menu to Select Online Retrieval feature.

Step 1: (Optional) Add STEPLIB DD Statements to the TSO LOGON Procedures

The action you take in this step depends on what you did during the base-product installation—specifically, did you:

If the CA Deliver load modules were not copied to one of the libraries in the linklist, proceed with this step; otherwise go to the next step.

For this interface, the libraries do not have to be APF authorized. Authorization is provided in the cross-memory installation. Multiple versions of this online interface can coexist in one TSO library concatenation.

Do one of the following:

Note: If multiple versions of CA Deliver are going to be running simultaneously, or you want to also run a previous version of RMOSPF or RMOTSO, concatenate the load library you want RMOSPF or RMOTSO to use first.

More information:

Step 6: Modify the Skeleton JCL

Step 2: Add Panel and Command Table Libraries to TSO LOGON

If you are going to run CA Deliver under ISPF, proceed with this step. For Version 3 or higher, both the command table library and the panel library are used.

To add panel and command table libraries to the TSO LOGON procedure:

  1. Concatenate the command table library CAI.CVDETBL0 to DD statement ISPTLIB.
  2. Concatenate the panel library CAI.CVDEPNL0 to DD statement ISPPLIB.

Note: If you also plan to use RMOSPF (the ISPF interface), and multiple versions of CA Deliver, concatenate CAI.CVDETBL0 first. Use the CAI.CVDETBL0 from the most current release.