Initializing the system log

About this task

After you have successfully created the Content Manager OnDemand system tables, run the ARSSYSCR program to initialize the Content Manager OnDemand system log component.

Procedure

To run the ARSSYSCR program, do the following steps:

Move to the Content Manager OnDemand executable directory.
For example:cd /usr/lpp/ars/V10R5M0/bin

Run the ARSSYSCR program.

For example: arssyscr –l

If you change the default instance from ARCHIVE to another value, specify the instance on the ARSSYSCR command. Otherwise, you might receive the following error: arssyscr unable to determine database engine.

The ARSSYSCR program will generate a series of messages similar to the following:

arssyscr:       Updating ARSSERVR.ARSSYS                                
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAG with Storage Set Id = 0        
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAGPERMS                           
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAGFLD                             
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAGFLDALIAS                        
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAG2FOL                            
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAPPUSR                            
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSAPP                               
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSFOL                               
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSFOLPERMS                          
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSFOLFLD                            
arssyscr:       Adding to ARSSERVR.ARSFOLFLDUSR                         
arssyscr:       Creation of System Log information was successful

Results

If you encounter SQL errors after you perform this configuration step, check for the existence of the MVSATTACHTYPE parameter in the cli.ini file. The MVSATTACHTYPE=RRSAF parameter value is not supported by Content Manager OnDemand. Only the CAF option is allowed. Modify MVSATTACHTYPE from RRSAF to CAF, or remove the MVSATTACHTYPE parameter because CAF is the default.