To run IMS
Index Builder Diagnostics
Aid (IIUUDIAG), supply an EXEC statement and a DD statement that define
the output data set.
EXEC
This statement must be in the following form:
//stepname EXEC PGM=IIUUDIAG
STEPLIB DD
This statement defines the library containing the IIUUDIAG program
(typically IIU.SIIULMOD).
SIIULMOD DD
This statement defines the library containing the IMS
Index Builder load modules
(typically IIU.SIIULMOD) for which you have a problem.
If this
DD statement is not provided, or if DD DUMMY is specified, the IMS
Index Builder Load Module APAR
Status report is not generated.
It is always recommended that
you specify this DD statement.
SYSPRINT DD
This output data set contains the IMS
Index Builder Load Module APAR
Status report. The data set contains 133-byte, fixed-length records.
It can reside on a tape, direct-access device, or printer; or it can
be routed through the output stream. If BLKSIZE is coded in the DD
statement, it must be a multiple of 133. However, it is recommended
that you use the following:
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=A
The following figure shows example JCL statements to
run IMS
Index Builder Diagnostics
Aid.Figure 1. Example JCL statements
to run IMS
Index Builder Diagnostics
Aid