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Preliminary: read the program directory and complete the NLF worksheet

Before beginning the installation process, read the NLF program directory for supplementary data. Because the program directory is updated between releases of QMF NLF, it may contain useful information, including descriptions of PTFs and APARs, as well as modifications to this book that may have occurred since its publication date. The table below shows the information that you will have to provide during a QMF NLF installation. You can use this as a worksheet.

Table 41. QMF NLF installation parameters (Version 8.1)
Parameter Value
Target Library Prefix (Default = QMF810)
Distribution Library Prefix (Default = QMF810)
Target Library Volume (Default = xxxxxx)
Distribution Library Volume (Default = yyyyyy)
SMP/E Data Set Prefix (Default = IMSVS)
Local DB2 Subsystem ID (Default=DSN)
Local DB2 Release Level (Default=V8R1)
Local DB2 Exit Library (Default=DSN810.SDSNEXIT)
Local DB2 Load Library (Default=DSN810.SDSNLOAD)
QMF application plan ID (Default=QMF810)
QMF table space catalog alias (Default=QMFDSN)
QMF table spaces volume
DB2 default punctuation , (comma) or . (period)
Previous QMF NLF level (migration installs only) 3.3, 6.1, 7.1, 7.2 or NONE
Table 42. QMF NLF Installation Parameters (Version 8 Worksheet-Part 2)
Parameter Primary Secondary
Gather the following information, if the scope of the database install is not "R".
QMF Control Table table space
Sizes: (in 1K units)
      Table Space name     Default size
                   (primary, secondary)
 
 - Q.COMMAND_SYNONYMS_n (100,20)
    (see note)
______
______
Sizes: (in 1K units)
      Table Index name     Default size
                   (primary, secondary)
 
 - Q.COMMAND_SYNONYMSX_n (100,20)
    (see note)
______
______

Before performing the following steps, you must first install QMF NLF in your z/OS environment using SMP/E as documented in the QMF Program Directory.


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