• • Summary of changes
    • z/OS Version 2 Release 1 summary of changes
  • ServerPac: Using the Installation Dialog
• Introducing the installation dialog
  • Preparing to install your ServerPac order
    • Orders from tape
    • Orders from a server
    • Orders from DVD
  • Security system considerations
  • Working with your order: an overview of the dialog activities
    • Receiving your order
    • Installing your order
      • Installing an order on SMS-managed volumes
    • Saving your order's configuration
  • Using the installation menu
  • Features of the dialog panels
    • Language support
    • ISPF edit CAPS setting
    • Use of color
    • Panel IDs
    • Panel display format
      • Primary commands
      • Line commands
    • Help facility
    • Diagnostic messages
• Installing and starting the dialog
  • Summary of tasks
  • Allocating and cataloging the dialog data sets
  • Updating your dialogs
    • Copying the UPDATE job from tape
    • Copying the UPDATE job from DVD
    • Copying the EUPDATES or EUPDATEH job from a server
  • Installing the dialogs
    • Copying the LOADRIM job from tape
    • Copying the LOADRIMS or EUPDATES job from a server
    • Copying the LOADRIM job from a DVD
  • Starting the dialog
    • Option 1: Use a CLIST with LIBDEF statements
    • Option 2: Start the dialog from the ISPF primary option menu
• Receiving a new order
  • Required migration step
  • Beginning the receive process
  • Receiving an order from tape
  • Receiving an order from the file system
  • Receiving an order from a server
  • Generating the RECEIVE job
• Installing a new order
  • Selecting an order to install
  • Displaying the installation menu
• Creating a work configuration for the order
  • Choosing the installation type
  • Selecting a JES for the configuration
  • Creating the configuration
    • Merging a configuration with a previous order
      • Information used by ServerPac when merging configurations
      • Using merge configuration reports
        • Merge report
        • Data set merge report
• Defining installation variables
  • Selecting new values for the variables in your order
  • Browsing variable definitions
  • Editing variable definitions
  • Inserting user variables
  • Deleting user variables
  • Restoring a variable to its shipped value
• Defining the SMP/E zone configuration
  • How zone names are used in your order
  • Changing the SMPTLIB and zone names in your order
  • Confirming processing requirements
• Modifying the system layout
  • Creating the recommended system layout
    • Excluding specific data sets from automatic assignment
    • The role of volumes in automatic assignment
      • How volume types are used
      • How volume sequence numbers are used
      • Assigning data sets to volumes
      • Setting the scope of automatic assignments
        • Choosing between PARTIAL and NEW
        • Setting the default device type or model-after volume
      • Displaying the current volume configuration
        • Excluding volumes from automatic assignments
      • Selecting volumes for changes
    • Examples of using automatic assignment
      • Example 1: Using ALL without a saved configuration
      • Example 2: Using ALL with a saved configuration
      • Example 3: Using NEW with a saved configuration
      • Example 4: Using PARTIAL with a saved configuration
  • Viewing and changing data sets
    • Making changes to data sets
      • Some considerations for a maintenance system versus an IPL-able system
    • Virtual storage management and LPA-eligible data sets
    • Merging and unmerging data sets
      • Merging UNIX file system data sets
      • Considerations for merging data sets
      • Merging PDSE data sets
      • Merging IBM data sets into a merge target user-defined data set
      • Effects of merging data sets
      • Finding "lost" component data sets
      • Unmerging data sets
      • Unmerging UNIX file system data sets
      • Saving merged data sets
    • Modifying a data set's attributes
  • Displaying device types
    • Inserting or editing device types
    • Deleting device types
  • Handling user data sets
    • Defining new user data sets
    • Viewing user-defined data sets
    • Deleting user-defined data sets
  • Displaying a summary of data sets
  • Displaying a summary of physical volumes
    • Resolving over-allocated volume conditions
    • Changing the attributes of a physical volume
    • Changing an SMS storage class
  • Confirming processing requirements
• Defining HLQ-to-catalog relationships
  • How SSAs are used during installation
  • Default catalog structure for full system replacement
  • Defining catalog data set names
  • Inserting a user-defined alias
  • Confirming processing requirements
• Defining system-specific aliases (SSAs)
  • Selecting the catalog
  • Defining SSA and catalog data
    • Defining SSA and catalog data for full system replacement
    • Defining SSA data for software upgrade
  • Confirming processing requirements
• Submitting the installation jobs
  • Using GENSKEL to generate the installation jobs
  • Selecting job output logging
  • Displaying the processing log
  • Using line command B
  • Using line command S
  • Working with user-defined jobs
    • Inserting a user-defined job
    • Editing a user-defined job
    • Deleting a user-defined job
• Saving the configuration
• Working with orders
  • Selecting an order
  • Displaying an order
  • Editing an order
  • Displaying the products and features of an order
  • Displaying the FMIDs for a product or feature
  • Requesting an order report
  • Verifying the status of an order
• Primary command reference
  • BACKUP
  • CHANGE
  • CHANGE DSNAME
  • CHANGE DSNAME *HLQ*
  • CHANGE DSNTYPE
  • CHANGE LVOL
  • CHANGE MCAT
  • CHANGE PVOL
  • CHANGE RENAME
  • CHANGE SECOND
  • CHANGE SMS
  • CHANGE SPACE
  • CREATE
  • FIND
  • FINDCOMP
  • GENSKEL
  • HELP
  • LOCATE
  • MERGE
  • NEXT
  • OFILE
  • OLIST
  • PREVIOUS
  • REPLACE
  • SET
  • SORT
  • SUMP
  • TERSE
  • VERBOSE
• Diagnostic messages
  • CPP0149009S