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Control-O installation sheet

A. Catalog Control‑O operations files and procedures

Yes__ No__

Catalog Control‑O procedures and IOASET to site PROCLIB

                                                                      Yes__No__

B. Data set name (DSN) prefixes, volumes, and units

Library Type     DSN Prefix     Volume     Unit

Installation       ILPREFO        ILVOLO     ILUNITO

Operations       OLPREFO       OLVOLO    OLUNITO

A. Catalog Control‑O operations files and procedures

If Control‑O starts before CATALOG is active (e.g., to start JES), catalog the following Control‑O data sets in the master catalog, prefixed with OLPREFO:

  • Automation log file (each CPU has its own file).
  • Global variables library (each CPU has its own file).
  • Statistics file (each CPU has its own file).
  • IOA Global Variable database definition file, columns file, and variables file (can be shared among CPUs).
  • RULES library (can be shared among CPUs).
  • If used during IPL, SolveWare SOLVRULE and SOLVKOA libraries (can be shared among CPUs).

Copy Control‑O procedures in site PROCLIB

Copy the Control‑O procedure (CONTROLO) and the Control‑O SERVER procedure (CTOSRV) into a proclib that is available during IPL and before JES is active. You must copy the IOASET to the same library, because JCL resolution (before JES is active) requires it.

Major step 5, "Customization Process"

Minor step 2, "Copy Several Procedures to Site Library"

B. Data set name (DSN) prefixes, volumes, and units

 

B. Data set name (DSN) prefixes, volumes, and units

Minor step 4.4 "Install Control‑O Libraries" allocates all library prefixes. After prefixes are allocated, they can be modified as soon as the previous data sets are deleted and the libraries are restored.

Examples of data set prefixes:

  • CTO.V9000I for Control‑O Installation libraries
  • CTO.V9000O for Control‑O Operations libraries

C. Disk space requirements

Number of Automation log records: ______
(Disk space: _______)

C. Disk space requirements

See Control-O data sets for the disk space requirements for the Control‑O Operations and Installation libraries. Control‑O operating files include the Statistics file, the Global Variables library, and the Automation Log file. The Statistics file and the Global Variables library are relatively small and generally do not cause allocation problems. To estimate the disk space required for the Automation Log file, use the value of the ALREC# installation parameter described in minor step 3.2 "Control‑O Data sets."

D. Control‑O security requirements

Operator command Yes ___ No ___

Library Type    Access Type    User Category

Installation      Read              2,3       Yes ___ No ___

Installation      Update           1          Yes ___ No ___

Operations      Update           1,2,3     Yes ___ No ___

Repository      Update          1,2,3      Yes ___ No ___

Legend:

  1. 1 Control‑O installers and system administrators
  2. 2 Control‑O users
  3. 3 Special user IDs, such as long running started tasks or specific system jobs

The Control‑O monitor requires:

  • Authority to issue operator commands
  • UPDATE access to IOA and Control‑O repositories and product data sets

D. Control‑O security requirements

The Control-O monitor requires:

  • Authority to issue operator commands
  • UPDATE access to IOA and Control-O repositories and product data sets.

E. Update SYS1.PARMLIB

___ Protection for Control‑O areas: SCHED ________

___ Control-O subsystem                IEFSSN ________

E. Update SYS1.PARMLIB

Protection for Control‑O areas: Define the Control‑O program in the SCHEDnn member with the required protection key. See minor step 7.3 "Update Member SCHEDnn in SYS1.PARMLIB" for details.

Control‑O subsystem: The Control‑O subsystem name is taken from the SSNAME IOA installation parameter. See Defining subsystems for details about defining subsystems.

F. Console definitions

Number of subsystem consoles (recommended value is 0): ______

Names and number of extended MCS console definitions:

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

system ___ prefix ____ EMCS ___ EMCS+MIGID _____

F. Console definitions

Control‑O uses logical consoles to process command responses. A logical console is a console that is reserved for use by special subsystems or a virtual console created and managed by Control-O.

Number of subsystem consoles is described under the NUMCONS parameter in minor step 2.1 "Control‑O Operational Parameters."

Names and number of extended MCS consoles for each system is described in minor step 2.3 "Define EMCS Consoles."

G. Control‑O servers

Immediate servers number (SRVIMD#): _____________

General servers number (SRVGEN#): _______________

Dedicated servers:

  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________
  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________
  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________
  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________
  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________
  • Name ______________ Timeout: _________________

G. Control‑O servers

Required for DO TSO, DO KSL, and DO SHELL

Major step 2 "Specify Control‑O Parameters"

Minor step 1 "Control‑O Operational Parameters"

Minor step 2 "Define Special Servers "

H. Install KOA

Yes ___ No ___

H. Install KOA

Review the installation requirements for this optional interface to determine whether special handling is required by you or by other teams in the organization.

IOA Major step 22 "Install KOA and IOA Routes (optional)"

I. Control‑M support

Yes ___ No ___

I. Control‑M support

If Control‑M is installed, you must first execute Control‑M installation step 7, "Install Event Manager (CMEM) / Control‑O Interface".

J. Install CICS and/or IMS support

CICS ____ IMS ____

J. Install CICS and/or IMS support

These are optional steps.

If you do not install CICS support, you will not be able to handle internal CICS messages sent to Transient Data Queues.

If you do not install IMS support, you will not be able to handle internal IMS messages sent to the Master Terminal (MTO).

K. Communication support

Yes _____ No _____

  • ____ VTAM                                ____ TCP/IP
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________
  • NODE name ____________ LU / HOST____________

K. Communication support

Major step 11 "Control‑O Communication"

The IOAGATE definition requires the name of LU 6.2, which will be the system name of each member of the Control‑O communication group

Requires modification in Control‑O rules list.

Requires definition of IOAGATE MAP refer to IOA Major step 20 "Install IOAGATE"

The IOAGATE map can be TCP/IP or VTAM lu6.2

L. COSMOS support

Yes _____ No _____

Database definitions in IOAVAR     Yes _____ No _____

Global variables database list        Yes _____ No  _____

Rules list                                    Yes _____ No _____

COSMOS database list                 Yes _____ No _____

L. COSMOS support

Major step 10 "COSMOS Customization"

Requires modification in IOAVAR database

Control‑O global pools' list

Control‑O rules list

M. JES2 support

___ None

___ Exit              using the IEFJFRQ subsystem exit

___ Subsystem    using Control‑O (not recommended)

      JES2 command suppression subsystem name:

       ______________

M. JES2 support

If you skip the JES2 support step, you will not be able to modify or suppress JES2 commands. See the JCMDSSN parameter in minor step 2.1 "Control‑O Operational Parameters."

N. OMEGAMON support

Yes _____ No _____

N. OMEGAMON support

Major step 12 "OMEGAMON Support"

May requires changes in the OMEGAMON monitor STCs

Requires the definition of the Control‑O subsystem in the CTOPARM ALTSSN

O. SMS support

Yes _____ No _____

Note: IPL with CLPA is required to activated the SMS support

O. SMS support

Copy the IGDACSD, IGDACSM, IGDACSS modules to site LPALIB

Major step 7 "Adjustments"

Minor step 4 "ON SMS support of Control‑O"

P. SYSOUT data capture

___ None

___ Using the IEFJFRQ subsystem exit

P. SYSOUT data capture

Parent Topic

Customized installation