Installing extra value features

After you have completed the base installation of QMF, you can install extra value features.

Configuring QMF Analytics for TSO
Configuring QMF Analytics for TSO involves customizing and allocating files. QMF Analytics for TSO is a data analytics tool for business users and developers that allows you to analyze query results that are returned by QMF for TSO. It provides statistical analysis, forecasting functions, and additional chart types, all from an easy-to-use, menu-driven interface.
Configuring QMF Data Service (QDS)
QMF for z/OS® and QMF Enterprise Edition users can use the QMF Data Service feature to access non-Db2 data such as VSAM, IMS, sequential files, SMF data, SYSLOG data and more.
Installing QMF National Language Features
A QMF National Language Feature (NLF) provides you with an environment that is customized for a specific language. In general, functions in QMF that are available in the base English-language product are also available in NLFs.
Migrating QMF National Language Features
If you are migrating a QMF installation that includes existing National Language Feature (NLFs), ensure that the correct version of the DSQPNLn data set is allocated, where n is the national language identifier. When you migrate to Version 13.1, you must also run a couple of jobs to complete the NLF migration process.
Installing the QMF stored procedure interface (TSO only)
QMF Version 13 Release 1 allows you to start QMF for TSO as a Db2® for z/OS stored procedure. Users do not need to log on to QMF for TSO to perform tasks.
Installing the enhanced LIST command function (z/OS only)
When the enhanced LIST command function is installed, privileges for tables and views must be granted only to a user's primary or secondary authorization ID, instead of to PUBLIC, to be included in object lists that are generated by the LIST TABLES or LIST ALL command when the OWNER=ALL option is specified on the command.
Configuring the QMF Data Service Interface
QMF for z/OS V12 and QMF Enterprise Edition V12 adds a new component called QMF Data Service. QMF for TSO and CICS users can use QMF Data Service to access Db2 and non-Db2 data such as VSAM, IMS™, sequential files, SMF data, SYSLOG data and more. See the Db2 QMF Data Service Solution Configuration Guide for a complete list of data sources that can be accessed.
Configuring QMF Enhanced Editor
The QMF Enhanced Editor adds a number of tailored facilities to the standard ISPF edit environment to aid with query and procedure development.

Parent topic: Installing QMF for TSO and CICS