Given the following initial and target configurations,
use this scenario to restore the initial configuration.
- Initial configuration
- dbx is authorized for read-only access to an
online IMS system (IMSA).
- A batch IMS system has been
terminated.
- Target configuration
- dbx is registered at share level 1.
- dbx is authorized for update access to IMSA.
Follow these steps to reinstate an online updater:
Procedure
- Prevent other IMS systems
from obtaining access to dbx with the following
command: CHANGE.DB DBD (dbx)
NOAUTH
When you force IMSA to release its authorization
on dbx, another IMS system
could obtain authorization to process it. The DBRC CHANGE.DB command
with the NOAUTH keyword indicates (in the database record in the RECON
data set) that the database is unavailable for processing.
- Terminate IMSB.
- Suspend IMSA's activity on dbx,
close dbx, and release IMSA's authorization
with one of the following commands:
- /DBRECOVERY DB dbx NOFEOV
- UPDATE DB STOP(ACCESS) OPTION(FEOV)
- Allow update processing for IMSA with one of the following
commands:
- /START DB dbx ACCESS=UP
- UPDATE DB START(ACCESS)
- Allow access or update in IMSA with the following command:
CHANGE.DB DB dbx AUTH
The initial configuration of the scenario is described
in Scheduling a batch updater.