Installing QMF on z/OS and OS/390

Introducing QMF and the Install Process

Introducing QMF

How QMF can access data in other databases

Remote unit of work

DB2 UDB for OS/390-to-DB2 UDB for OS/390 distributed unit of work

Overview of the database installation process

DB2 UDB for OS/390 requirements for QMF

Prerequisite DB2 UDB for OS/390 knowledge

DB2 UDB for OS/390 objects created by QMF install

Database authorization ID Q

Road maps for the QMF installation process

Setting up QMF for remote unit of work

Setting up QMF for DB2 UDB for OS/390-to-DB2 UDB for OS/390 distributed unit of work

Planning for QMF

Hardware requirements

Prerequisite software

Planning your storage requirements

CICS/ESA region

Moving modules to enhance performance

Estimating SMP/E storage

Estimating space for distribution libraries

Estimating target library size

Estimating space for user data sets

Read the program directory and apply service

Planning for QMF under CICS

Tailoring CICS for QMF

Tailoring GDDM for QMF

Planning for QMF for DB2 UDB for OS/390 for AIX

Complete the worksheets

Submitting QMF Batch Install Jobs

Step 4--Install QMF panels

Step 5--Install QMF/GDDM map groups

Step 6--Install QMF/GDDM sample chart forms

Step 7--Convert REXX exec and CLIST records

Converting REXX exec records

Converting CLIST records

Preparing QMF as a DB2 universal database for OS/390 application

Step 8--Binding QMF install programs to DB2 UDB for OS/390

Step 9--Create QMF control tables

Converting QMF control table indexes to type 2:

Tips for remote unit of work

Migrating from QMF Version 7.1, Version 6, and Version 3 Release 3.0, 2.0, 1.1, 1.0

Migrating from QMF Version 2.4

Recover indexes converted to type 2

Creating control tables without a previous QMF release

Step 10-- Create a table space for the QMF IVP

Establishing the QMF sample tables

Step 11--Delete earlier sample tables

Step 12--Create the QMF sample tables

Step 13--Bind QMF packages

Step 14--Bind communications package to DB2 UDB for OS/390

Step 15--Bind QMF application plan to DB2 UDB for OS/390

Tailoring QMF for TSO

Step 16--Create a TSO logon procedure

Starting QMF in TSO

Preparing the TSO logon procedure

Data Extract (DXT) considerations

Step 17--Start QMF

Starting QMF with ISPF

Starting QMF in TSO

Step 18--Set up QMF batch job to run batch IVP (optional)

Providing Input Parameters

Step 1--Provide QMF installation parameters

Before you start

Starting the installation panels

Specifying local DB2 UDB for OS/390 parameters

Specifying the scope of database install

Specifying remote server location

Specifying DB2 UDB for OS/390 and QMF parameters

Specifying remote server parameters

Specifying space parameters for QMF table spaces

Specifying parameters for QMF index spaces

Specifying the job card

Step 2--Tailor the jobs

Step 3--Install QMF in the foreground

Tailoring QMF for CICS

Step 19--Describe QMF to DB2 UDB for OS/390 in CICS

Step 20--Link-edit QMF with DFHEAI and DFHEAI0

Link-edit QMF with CICS command interface modules

Translate, assemble, and link-edit the QMF-supplied governor

Step 21--Define and load QMF/GDDM data sets

Load QMF/GDDM map sets to the GDDM ADMF data set

Create QMF/GDDM charts and the QMF trace data set

Step 22--Update CICS control tables (CICS version 3 or later)

DCT (destination control table)

Step 23--Tailor the QMF profile

Step 24--Update CICS startup job stream

Tailoring QMF for Workstation Database Servers

Step 25--Bind QMF install programs to DB2 DRDA AS

Step 26--Create QMF control tables in a DB2 DRDA AS

Step 27--Bind QMF application programs to a DB2 DRDA AS

Step 28--Create QMF sample tables in a DB2 DRDA AS

Deleting QMF from a DB2 DRDA AS

Deleting QMF sample tables from a DB2 DRDA AS

Starting QMF against a DB2 DRDA AS

Tailoring QMF for DB2 Universal Database for iSeries^(R) Servers

Step 29--Bind QMF install programs to DB2 UDB for iSeries

Step 30--Create QMF control tables in a DB2 UDB for iSeries server

Step 31--Bind QMF application programs to a DB2 UDB for iSeries server

Step 32--Create QMF sample tables in a DB2 UDB for iSeries server

Starting QMF against a DB2 UDB for iSeries server

Testing Your QMF Install

Step 33 (for TSO)--run the IVP

Step 33 (for CICS)--Run the IVP

Before you start QMF

Start and test QMF

Step 34--Install the QMF application queries and application objects (TSO)

Step 35--Run the batch-mode IVP (optional)

Step 36--Clean up after install

Freeing an earlier application plan

QMF Version 7.2 and a previous release are in different DB2 UDB for OS/390 subsystems

Step 37--Accept the permanent libraries

Step 38--Clean up security

Planning and Installing a QMF NLF

Profile table and NLF

Planning for QMF NLF

Hardware and program product requirements

SMP/E requirements

QMF NLF user data sets

IBM software distribution (ISD) tape

The installation process

Preliminary: read the program directory and complete the NLF worksheet

Step 1--Provide QMF NLF installation parameters

Step 2--Tailor the jobs

Step 3--Install QMF NLF in the foreground

Steps 4-8--Submit jobs manually

Step 4--Install QMF panels

Step 5--Install NLF/GDDM map groups

Step 6--Converting REXX EXEC or CLIST records

Step 7A--Update QMF control tables

Step 7B and 7C--Establish the QMF NLF sample tables

Step 7B--Delete earlier QMF NLF sample tables

Step 7C--Create the NLF sample tables

Step 8--Tailor NLF/QMF for TSO

Step 9--Tailor NLF/QMF for CICS

Step 10--Tailoring QMF NLF for a Workstation Database Server (optional)

Step 11--Tailoring QMF NLF for a DB2 UDB for iSeries server (optional)

Step 12--Set Up NLF batch job to run batch IVP (optional)

Step 13--Running the IVP for QMF interactive mode

Step 14--Installing the national language sample queries and procedures

Step 15--Running the batch-mode IVP (optional)

Step 16--Post-installation cleanup

Step 17--Accept the permanent libraries

Step 18--Create a cross-CDS environment

Binding QMF Version 7.2 Packages at a Remote Server

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