Adapting Application Job Names
Use the notes that you took during the planning exercise to change the default job names (where necessary) to the real job names.
Then, either delete or unlink those applications that are not used on the target system.
Select 6 on the Option line and press Enter. The Entry Name Selection panel for entry type Application is displayed.
Entry Name Selection Row 1 from 31
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Entry Type : Application PolicyDB Name : TEST_PDB
Enterprise Name : TEST_ENTERPRISE
Action Entry Name C Short Description
__________ AM Automation Manager
__________ AM2 Spare Automation Manager
__________ APPC Advanced Peer-to-Peer Communication
__________ ASCH APPC Scheduler
__________ BLSJPRMI Build SNAP Tables for IPCS
__________ C_AM * Class for Automation Manager Definitions
__________ C_APPL * Class for general APL definitions
__________ C_JES2 * Class for Job Entry Subsystem 2
__________ DLF Data Lookaside Facility
__________ DSIRQJOB NetView JES-JobID-Requestor
__________ FFST First Failure Support Technology
__________ HSM Hierarchical Storage Manager
__________ IRRDPTAB RACF dynamic parse table loader
__________ JES2 Job Entry Subsystem 2
__________ LLA Library Lookaside
__________ OAM Object Access Method
__________ OMPROUTE Open MVS MultiProtocol Routing Daemon
__________ OMVS Unix System Services subsystem
__________ RACF Resource Access Control Facility
__________ RESOLVER TCP/IP Name Resolver
__________ RMF Resource Measurement Facility
__________ RMFGAT RMF Monitor III Data Gatherer
__________ RRS Resource Recovery Services
__________ SYSVAPPL Automation Application
__________ SYSVIPLC IPL Data Gatherer
__________ SYSVSSI Automation Subsystem Interface
__________ TCPIP TCP/IP
__________ TSO Time Sharing Option
__________ VLF Virtual Lookaside Facility
AI________ VTAM Virtual Telecommunication Access Method
__________ ZFS z/OS File System To change a job name for an application, enter AI next to that application and press Enter. A panel is shown as follows:
Application Information Line 00000001
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Entry Type : Application PolicyDB Name : TEST_PDB
Entry Name : VTAM Enterprise Name : TEST_ENTERPRISE
APL Type : INSTANCE
Category . . . . . . . . . __________ (IBM-defined, user-defined or blank,
see help)
Subcategory . . . . . . . __________ (IBM-defined, user-defined or blank,
see help)
Subsystem Name . . . . . . VTAM_______
Job Type . . . . . . . . . _________ (MVS NONMVS TRANSIENT)
Job Name . . . . . . . . . VTAM____
Transient Rerun . . . . . ___ (YES NO)
Scheduling Subsystem . . . ________ (MSTR, JES Subsystem)
JCL Procedure Name . . . . _________________________ For example, if the VTAM® job name is NET on the target system, change the value of the Job Name field in the panel appropriately. If you press PF3 twice, you return to the Entry Name Selection panel.
Follow the same steps if you want to enter the JCL Procedure Name.
To delete an application you do not need, enter D next to it and press Enter. You see a confirmation panel and press Enter again. However, if you want to use this application in the future, unlink it. The definitions are kept in the policy but the Customization Dialog does not create a resource for the application. You can link such an application any time later again.
To unlink an application you do not need, enter W next to it and press Enter. You notice that the application is linked to a group called BASE_SYS. Enter M (for reMove) next to it and press PF3.