RC/Migrator for DB2 shows RM140E Analysis MODEL ID must be checked Message

Products

• RC/Migrator for DB2 for z/OS

Issue/Introduction

On the RCM Migration Strategy Analysis screen, the following message is shown: 

    RM140E: Analysis MODEL ID must be checked

How can this be resolved?

Environment

Release : 20.0

Resolution

This means the Utility Model specified is not valid or missing.

The documentation for RM140E :

RM140E
Last Updated June 16, 2023
ANALYSIS MODEL ID MUST BE CHECKED. PRESS HELP FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Reason:
The model ID you specified for the analysis is damaged or does not exist in this subsystem. There may
 be missing or undefined user defined symbols.
Action:
You can use the RC/M Strategy Analysis Options screen to check the model ID you specified, or enter 
the name of another model ID. The analysis cannot be performed until a functioning model ID is
 specified. @DEFAULT specifies the Broadcom default model ID.

Here are a few screenshots:

 RMA3         --------- RC/M Migration Strategy Analysis -------- 23/08/24 15:01

 COMMAND ===>                                                                 

                                                                              

 STRATEGY ===> MIGALIAS        DESCRIPTION ===> TEST                           

 CREATOR  ===> USER1             SHAREOPTION ===> U                              

 --------------------------------------------------------------------- USER1

 EXECUTION SPECIFICATIONS                          ACCESS SPECIFICATIONS       

  EXECUTION MODE ===>   ( O - Online, B - Batch )   ACM ANALYSIS   ===> N      

  OVERRIDE       ===> N                             PDS ANALYSIS   ===> N      

  RECOVERY       ===> N                                                        

                                                   DB2 SSID SPECIFICATIONS     

 OPTION SPECIFICATIONS                              SOURCE SSID    ===> D12A   

  UPDATE OPTIONS    ===> Y        <<<<<       TARGET SSID    ===> D12A   

   PROFILE NAME     ===>                                                       

   PROFILE CREATOR  ===>                                                       

                                                                               

  GLOBAL CHANGES ===> N                                                        

   SET NAME      ===>                                                          

   SET CREATOR   ===>                                                          

                                                                               

 OUTPUT ANALYSIS SPECIFICATIONS                                                

  EDIT OUTPUT    ===> N              ANALYSIS USER ===> USER1          

  STRATEGY       ===> MIGALIAS   ANALYSIS DATE ===> N/A                       

  CREATOR        ===> USER1        ANALYSIS TIME ===> N/A                        

  COMMENT        ===>    

 

By placing the 'Y' on Update options, this screen is shown:

 

In the middle under Model Options, this is the Model ID being referred to. To see the available models to choose from place a 'Y' 

next to Update Mod.  You can wildcard the Model ID and Creator, or use '*' for a list of everything:

An example of some of those shown:

 ROPMODS1 ----------- General Model Services
 COMMAND ===>                          
                                       
 DB2 SSID ===> D12A                    
 MODEL ID ===> *        CREATOR ===> * 
 --------------------------------------
                                       
                                       
 CMD MODEL ID   DESCRIPTION              
  _  @DEFAULT    CUSTOM SUBSYSTEM DEFAULTS
  _  @DEFAULT     CUSTOM SUBSYSTEM DEFAULTS
  _  @DEFAUL1    TEMPLATE OF @DEFAULT     
  _  @DEFAUL2    TEMPLATE OF @DEFAULT     _   
  _  @DEFAUL3    TEMPLATE OF @DEFAULT     
  _  @DEFDV20    CUSTOM SUBSYSTEM DEFAULTS
  _  @DEFNEW     CUSTOM SUBSYSTEM DEFAULTS
  _  @DEFNEW1   TEMPLATE OF @DEFAULT     
  _  @DEFN225     UPDATED OREORGT          

Place an 'S' next to the Utility model to be used in the strategy.