|
|
|
|
|
A. Archived sysout prefix _____________________________________ |
A. Archived sysout prefix The 1–7 character prefix of the Control‑M/Restart archived sysout data set name created by the Control‑M monitor. See the AMPREFR parameter in minor step 3.1 "Control–M/Restart Target Libraries and Members." |
B. Maximum number of days and runs to keep sysout of archived job Days __________ Runs _______________ |
B. Maximum number of days and runs to keep sysout of archived job Enter the maximum number of days and runs to retain the archived sysout data sets. For details, see the MAXDAYS and MAXRUNS parameters in minor step 2.1 "Control‑M/Restart Operational Parameters." |
C.Tape management system installed __Yes __No Type: _____________________________ |
C. Tape management system installed Control‑M/Restart scratches data sets and media volumes, when necessary to ensure a correct version of the output data. Control‑M/Restart uses the CTRX001 exit to notify the site tape management software of scratched media volumes. Therefore, this exit may be necessary. See the SAMPEXIT library for a sample CTRX001 exit and exits for interfacing with Control‑M/Tape media management, as well as CA–1. |
D. Data set name (DSN) prefix, volume, and unit Library Type DSN Prefix Volume Unit Operations OLPREFR OLVOLR OLUNITR Archived AMPREFR AMVOLR AMUNITR sysout data sets |
D. Data set name (DSN) prefix, volume, and unit Minor step 4.4 "Install Control‑M/Restart Libraries" allocates prefixes for all libraries. After prefixes are allocated, they can be modified as soon as the previous data sets are deleted and libraries are restored. Examples of data set prefixes: CTR.V9000O for Control‑M/Restart Operations libraries. |
E. Type of access to Control‑M/Restart data sets Library Type Access Type User Category (see Legend) Operations Update 1, 2 Archived sysout Read 1, 2 Legend:
|
E. Type of access to Control‑M/Restart data sets This item specifies Control‑M/Restart data set access requirements. |
Parent Topic |