Follow Step 4--Start QMF: DSQ2EINV, noting the differences listed here. Remember that you can either tailor the QMF invocation exec (Step 4A) or invoke QMF from ISPF (Step 4B).
Follow Step 4A--Tailor the QMF invocation exec: DSQ2EINV (optional).
Modify the QMF NLF invocation exec, DSQ2nINV, to meet the requirements of your installation. The alterable parameters are the same as in Figure 36. Note that DSQ2nINV is only a sample NLF invocation exec. The necessary links to disks, FILEDEFs, SQLINIT, and the ISPSTART commands are described clearly in simpler QMF invocation execs. These execs, DSQ2nIN1 (with ISPF) and DSQ2nIN2 (without ISPF), are located on the production disk. You may find them useful in constructing your own QMF invocation exec to match your environment requirements.
Follow Step 4B--Invoke QMF from an ISPF environment (optional) and make changes to the ISPF Master Application Menu as shown in Figure 38.
%--------------MASTER APPLICATION MENU ------------------------------ %SELECT APPLICATION ===>_OPT + % +USERID - % +TIME - % 1 +SPF - SPF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT FACILITY +TERMINAL - % 2 +QMF - QMF QUERY MANAGEMENT FACILITY +PF KEYS - % % % % % % % % % P +PARMS - SPECIFY TERMINAL PARAMETERS AND LIST/LOG DEFAULTS % X +EXIT - TERMINATE USING LIST/LOG DEFAULTS % +PRESS%END KEY+TO TERMINATE + % )INIT )PROC &SEL = TRANS( TRUNC (&OPT,'.') 1.'PANEL(ISP@PRIM) NEWAPPL' 2.'CMD(DSQ2EINV)' 3.'CMD(DSQ2nINV)' /* */ /* ADD OTHER APPLICATIONS HERE */ /* */
P,'PANEL(ISPOPT)' X,'EXIT' ' '.' ' *,'?' ) )END