Follow these steps to implement DFSMSrmm disposition processing.

1. When you plan on using disposition control files to trigger sticky label production, define disposition control information in a disposition control file as described in Modifying the contents of the disposition control file. You can define separate disposition control files for individual users, a separate job, or a separate job step. Define the data sets with LRECL 80. The data sets can be sequential files or can be members of a partitioned data set. You can also include data in your JCL stream instead of defining a data set.
2. When you do not plan to use disposition control files, but you would still like to create sticky labels, you must customize the supplied EDGUX100 exit module. You can use the default label prepared by DFSMSrmm, or do your own custom label processing.
3. Add the disposition control file DD name to the batch job step of the tape jobs that process the tape files for which messages or labels or location assignment is required. The DD name is the same name as you specified in DISPDDNAME in parmlib.
4. Define the disposition control file DD name in the DFSMSrmm EDGRMMxx parmlib member by using the OPTION command DISPDDNAME operand as described in Defining system options: OPTION. When you plan on using disposition control files, you can also define a message ID in parmlib by using the OPTION command DISPMSGID operand. DFSMSrmm builds a WTO message by using the message number from the DISPMSGID parmlib option and the message text defined in the disposition control file.
5. If you do not add the OUTPUT JCL statement, sticky labels are produced using a WTO on route code 13. Add the OUTPUT JCL statement to the DFRMM started procedure as shown in Step 8: Updating the procedure library if you want DFSMSrmm to dynamically allocate a SYSOUT file for each label. Use the attributes of the OUTPUT statement to define how the label output should be printed.
6. Document the procedures you use for printing label output and applying sticky labels to the correct volumes. If you are using DFSMSrmm disposition control for the first time, work with your operations staff to develop, test, and document procedures for responding to DFSMSrmm messages, printing labels, and using the EDG_EXIT100 exit to modify output. See z/OS DFSMSrmm Managing and Using Removable Media for information about procedures for your operators.