DB2 Server for VM: System Administration

ARISPDFC EXEC

The ARISPDFC EXEC copies IBM-supplied production code from a source service disk or SFS directory (accessed as filemode V) to a target (secondary) production disk or directory. (Secondary production disks and directories are described in Types of Database Machines.)

You can use this EXEC to create additional primary database virtual machines. (A primary database machines owns a production minidisk.) You can also use it to service a secondary production minidisk. This is described in the DB2 Server for VM Program Directory.

Authorization

To run the ARISPDFC EXEC, you must have:

• Read access to the source service minidisk or SFS directory (filemode V). You need to specify your default language with the SET LANG command after accessing this disk.
• Write access to the target production minidisk or SFS directory (file mode Q)
• CP CLASS = G.

Syntax

>>-ARISPDFC----------------------------------------------------><

Description

The ARISPDFC EXEC does the following:

• Copies the files that make up DB2 Server for VM, identified by the contents of ARISPDEC MACRO V (except for the ARISPIDC MACRO, the ARISNLSC MACRO, and the ARISSEGC MACRO), from the source service minidisk or directory (filemode V) to the target production minidisk or directory (filemode Q).
• Copies the ARISQLLD LOADLIB Q file at the latest service level. (The "latest service level" includes the VM Data Spaces Support Feature or the DRDA code if it is currently installed on your source service disk or directory.)
• Erases (if it exists) and creates the CMS file ARISPIDC MACRO Q that identifies the source service disk or directory and this version of the target production disk or directory. The first record identifies the target; the second identifies the source.

Notes:

After running the ARISPDFC EXEC, you should:

1. Copy the ARISNLSC MACRO and ARISSEGC MACRO to your target (secondary) production disk or directory from the primary production disk or directory.
2. Acquire read access to your target production minidisk by entering:

        RELEASE Q (DETACH
        LINK machid cuu cuu RR
        ACCESS cuu Q
   

   If you are using SFS, acquire read access to SFS production directory by entering:

        ACCESS machid.SQL.PRODUCTION Q