Installation IVP

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Installation Steps

Once you have run the $INSTALL job and completed the steps in the $IVP member, you may follow these procedures to finish the install of the libraries.

• Review the members in MA133.TSO.PARMLIB and customize accordingly.
• Merge in the ISRCMDS command table in MA133.TSO.ISPTLIB with your ISPF site command table. You can view the entries in this table by following the $IVP member to logon using the CATLIBS exec. Once in ISPF, go to the Commands Utility, usually option 3.9. View the ISR command table to see what's in there.
• If you plan to use CATLIBS to allocate your TSO libraries at logon time, review the members in MA133.TSO.LOGON.PARMLIB:
  • Add in any product libraries necessary. Use member MA133 as a model. Ensure that MA133 is included in the @BASIC driver.
  • Update the @BASIC member to add in any of the product members you created in the previous step that you want allocated to all users.
  • Create any necessary unique driver members you need (for regular users, operators, developers, system programmers etc). Copy the @SPECIAL member as a model.
  • Review the #BASIC start command members to make any necessary changes. Create new members as needed and refer to them in the driver members created in the previous step.
  • Review member $PRC2DRV to create a tso proc name to driver mapping.
  • Edit MA133.TSO.LOGON(CATLIBS) and search for 'global'. There is a small section of global variables to review here.
  • Update your TSO logon procs to model the after MA133.TSO.SAMPLIB(TSOBASIC).
• If you do not intend to use CATLIBS, make sure the following libraries are allocated to the DDs indicated:

   ISPMLIB MA133.TSO.ISPMLIB
   ISPPLIB MA133.TSO.ISPPLIB
   ISPTLIB MA133.TSO.ISPTLIB
   SYSEXEC MA133.TSO.SYSEXEC
  

• Email me at mailto:mvs@robinandmariette.com if you run into any difficulties.

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