QMF Version 8
Installing QMF Version 8.1 for TSO/CICS
Introducing QMF and the installation process
Introducing QMF
How QMF can access data in other databases
Remote unit of work
DB2 UDB for z/OS distributed unit of work
Overview of the database installation process
QMF requirements for DB2 UDB for z/OS
Prerequisite DB2 UDB for z/OS knowledge
DB2 UDB for z/OS objects created by QMF during installation
Database authorization ID Q
Setting up QMF for remote unit of work
Setting up QMF for DB2-to-DB2 distributed unit of work
Example
Support for long names
Compatibility mode versus New Function mode (NFM)
DB2 QMF for TSO/CICS Version 8.1 migration overview
Road maps for the QMF installation
Initial installation or migration
Server database installations
Planning for installation
Hardware requirements
Prerequisite software
Planning your storage requirements
TSO storage
CICS/ESA region
Moving modules to enhance performance
In CICS
Estimating storage
Read the Program Directory and apply service
Planning for QMF under CICS
Tailoring CICS for QMF
Tailoring GDDM for QMF
QMF with DB2 for AIX
Complete the worksheets
QMF installation job information
Configuring QMF as a DB2 application requester
Installing QMF Compatibility mode
Installing QMF New Function mode
Migrating to QMF Compatibility mode
Tailoring QMF for TSO
Create a TSO logon procedure
Starting QMF in TSO
Preparing the TSO logon procedure
Start QMF
Starting QMF with ISPF
Starting QMF in TSO
Set up a QMF batch job to run batch IVP (optional)
Tailoring QMF for CICS
Describe QMF to DB2 in CICS
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
Translate, assemble and link-edit the QMF-supplied governor
Update CICS control tables
DCT (destination control table)
Tailor the QMF profile
Update CICS startup job stream
Configuring remote servers for QMF Compatibility mode
Configuring QMF Compatibility mode as a DB2 for Linux, Unix
(R)
and Windows application
Installing QMF Compatibility mode
Starting QMF against a DB2 DRDA AS
Deleting QMF from a DB2 DRDA AS
Configuring QMF Compatibility mode as a DB2 UDB for iSeries Application
Starting QMF against a DB2 UDB for iSeries server
Deleting QMF
Configuring QMF Compatibility mode as a DB2 UDB for z/OS application
Migrating all server types to QMF Compatibility mode
Configuring QMF New Function mode for all server types
Installing QMF New Function mode
Migrating to QMF New Function mode
Testing your QMF installation
Run the IVP (TSO)
Run the IVP (CICS)
Before you start QMF
Start and test QMF
Install the QMF application queries and procedures (TSO)
Optional: Run the batch-mode IVP
Clean up after installation
Freeing an earlier application plan
Deleting QMF Version 7.2 and earlier from a DB2 subsystem
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Last updated: March, 2004