HP XP P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Installation Guide

• RECFM: FBA
• DSORG: Sequential dataset (and a member name for a partitioned dataset)
5. SYSTSPRT DD statement
Specifies DUMMY.
6. SYSTSIN DD statement
Specifies DUMMY.
7. SYSABEND DD statement
Specifies the location to which the dump is output when the Business Continuity Manager
agent terminates abnormally. SYSOUT=* is specified in the standard cataloged procedure
for startup. If the DUMMY output class is assigned as the output destination class for system
messages in a job that is started by the START command, we recommend that you specify
SYSOUT=SYSOUT-class-enabled-for-output, since the dump is not output with
SYSOUT=* specified.
8. SYSEXEC DD statement
Specifies the dataset that contains the REXX exec library.
9. STEPLIB DD statement (optional)
Specifies the Business Continuity Manager load library dataset. If the Business Continuity
Manager load library dataset is linked to the system's LINKLIB, you do not need to specify
the STEPLIB DD statement.
10. YKLOG01 DD and YKLOG02 DD statements (optional)
Specifies the log dataset to which Business Continuity Manager log data will be output to
without using the system logger service.
For details on how to specify DD statements for Business Continuity Manager logs and output
BCM log data, see the description about outputting the Business Continuity Manager log data
in the HP XP 9000 Business Continuity Manager Software User Guide.
NOTE:
• Because the Business Continuity Manager agent is a resident program that waits for client
requests, specify TIME=1440 in the EXEC statement so that no timeout occurs. Additionally,
specify Purge as the output class of the job log and system messages so that the output
messages do not cause a shortage of spool space.
• If z/OS V1R3 or later is running, use the JOB statement keyword of the START command to
specify that the JESLOG dataset is to be output using the SUPPRESS setting.
Changing the cataloged procedure for startup
You can change the contents of the standard cataloged procedure for startup according to the
system environment and create a separate cataloged procedure for startup for the Business Continuity
Manager agent. The cataloged procedure (member) can have any name.
By adding the SYSTCPD DD statement to the cataloged procedure for startup, you can set up an
environment for TCP/IP clients and programs used by the Business Continuity Manager agent. For
example, when the standard TCP stack environment is not used, you can specify the TCP/IP
environment settings file by adding the SYSTCPD DD statement.
For details on how to specify the TCP/IP environment settings file without using the SYSTCPD DD
statement and how to define the TCP/IP environment settings file to be specified in the SYSTCPD
DD statement, see the explanation of a basic TCP/IP system in the Communications Server IP
Configuration Guide.
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