The Db2
Tools
Launchpad provides a convenient way to run all installed IBM®Db2 tools by allowing
you to launch them from a centralized panel. Only tools that have an ISPF
interface can be launched from the Launchpad. To use the Db2
Tools Launchpad, you
must first create an ISPF Launchpad table.
This table contains an
entry for each tool that you want to be able to run from Launchpad.
Procedure
To create the Launchpad table:
From a stand-alone TSO session or the TSO Command panel in ISPF, run
the ADBL CLIST with the DMT parameter.
The Launchpad table, ADBDMT, is created in the table library
data set [the data set that is specified in the Customized
table lib field on the Product Parameters
(CCQPPRD) panel].
The following figure shows the ADBDMT table immediately after
it is
created:
Figure 1. Launchpad Table
(ADBDMT) panel
DB2 Admin ------------------- DB2 Tools Launchpad ------------------ Row 1 from 8
Command ===> Scroll ===> PAGE
Specify DB2 SSID (opt) ===> (Enter '?' for a list of active SSIDs)
Select the DB2 tool you wish to launch or enter its code in the command line.
Sel Code Tool Name Rel Prog No.
--- ------------ ADMINISTRATION TOOLS ------------- --- --------
ADM DB2 Administration Tool 1310 5698-AT3
--- --------- APPLICATION MANAGEMENT TOOLS -------- --- --------
No table entries in this category
--- --------- PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT TOOLS -------- --- --------
No table entries in this category
--- -- RECOVERY AND REPLICATION MANAGEMENT TOOLS -- --- --------
No table entries in this category
******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
Notice that this panel groups the Db2 tools
into the following four categories:
Administration
Application Management
Performance Management
Recovery and Replication Management
These categories make locating tools on the Launchpad
easier.
For each tool, the panel displays the user-defined
code for the product, the product name, the release or version
number, and the IBM program
number.
Optional: To make a particular Db2 subsystem available to all tools that are
invoked from the Launchpad, specify the subsystem identifier (SSID) in the Specify DB2
SSID (opt) field. The last SSID that you specified persists across ISPF
sessions.