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Postrequisites

Perform either of the following:

Performing an installation using SMP/E

Installing directly from the provided datasets in the target library

Related topics

Performing an installation using SMP/E

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Installing directly from the provided datasets in the target library

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Appendix E

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Performing an installation using SMP/E

Use sample JCLs to perform an installation with SMP/E.

Procedure

1.

Edit the following sample JCLs that will be used for installation in accordance with the user
installation environment.

SMPALLOC

(allocates the SMP/E dataset)

HPQKT1AL

(allocates the target libraries and distribution libraries)

HPQKT2DF

(defines the target libraries and distribution libraries)

HPQKT3RC

(performs SMP/E RECEIVE processing)

HPQKT4AP

(creates a target library)

Details are provided at the beginning of each sample JCL.

The sample JCLs are stored in the

HP.CHKLnnn.F1

dataset (the

nnn

part varies depending on

the version). If you edited the

RECVUPLD

job to change the output destination dataset name for

the TSO/E

RECEIVE

command, the sample JCLs are stored in the dataset defined by the change.

2.

Execute

SMPALLOC

.

Allocate the SMP/E control dataset as necessary. If an existing SMP/E control dataset is to be
used, skip this step.

3.

Execute

HPQKT1AL

.

The target library and distribution library (DLIB) are allocated.

4.

Execute

HPQKT2DF

.

SMP/E DDDEF is executed, and the target library and distribution library (DLIB) are defined.

5.

Execute

HPQKT3RC

.

SMP/E RECEIVE is executed, and the provided datasets are obtained and stored in the global
zone.

6.

Execute

HPQKT4AP

.

Perform the check operation for installing the provided datasets in the target library. (The

CHECK

operand has been specified for the

APPLY

command of the sample JCL.) If no errors occur (the

execution completes with a return code of 0), go on to the next step.

7.

Delete the

CHECK

operand from

HPQKT4AP

.

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