Before you can use the context-aware search on z/OS systems,
you must install and start the search engine on your operating system. Install the context-aware
search engine on z/OS by configuring members of
hlq.SBLZSAMP and submitting the JCL.
About this task
Complete the following steps before you start the search
engine:
Procedure
- Configure member BLZBPASS in hlq.SBLZSAMP,
where hlq is the high-level qualifier you used
during the SMP/E installation, using the instructions contained in
the sample JCL.
- Submit the modified JCL.
You can also use this
password file in your build scripts. Do not save the modified JCL
with any password associated with it.
The job must
end with a return code of 0.
- Configure member BLZWASE in hlq.SBLZSAMP
using the instructions contained in the sample JCL.
- Submit the modified JCL.
The job must continue
to run and the following messages must display in the STDOUT output:
[2010-10-26 15:18:24] [----------------]: Service loop started.
[2010-10-26 15:18:24] [----------------]: Not logged in to repository - https://uri...
[2010-10-26 15:18:28] [----------------]: user is logged in to repository - https://uri...
[2010-10-26 15:18:36] [------Begin-----]: Initialization
[2010-10-26 15:18:41] [-------End------]: Initialization
[2010-10-26 15:18:44] [----------------]: Configuration handler is active
[2010-10-26 15:18:44] [------Begin-----]: Synchronizing configurations with server
[2010-10-26 15:18:46] [----------------]: Index handler is active
[2010-10-26 15:18:46] [----------------]: Synchronizing indices with server
[2010-10-26 15:18:47] [-------End------]: Synchronizing configurations with server
- If these messages are not displayed in the STDOUT output,
other messages in the STDOUT output should indicate any problems that
occurred during the search engine initialization.
Additional
information is available under dir/sjxLog/exceptions,
where dir is the path you specified for the -baseOutputDir parameter
in the modified JCL.
- To stop the search engine, cancel or delete the job.