LISTDEF processing against an object list including some of the CA PTDB product objects fails indicating that the list contains no objects.
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LISTDEF processing against an object list including some of the CA PTDB product objects fails indicating that the list contains no objects.

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Article ID: 45323

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Issue/Introduction

LISTDEF processing against an object list containing some of the
CA Database Management PTDB product objects fails indicating that the
list contains no objects:

DSNU1008I - LISTDEF list-name CONTAINS NO OBJECTS
DSNU1001I - LISTDEF list-name CLAUSE IDENTIFIES NO NEW OBJECTS:


Example LISTDEF:

LISTDEF list-name
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PDTDR150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PDTDT150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PDTET150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PSABP150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PSADB150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PSAVL150 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PTSMATS1 
INCLUDE TABLESPACE PTDB.PTSMATS2



Prior to DB2 version 10, undefined objects were included in the list. However, beginning 
with DB2 version 10, undefined objects (objects that have been created with DEFINE NO) are,
by default, not included in the list.

The list of objects includes both redundant objects and undefined objects. 

Environment


 

Resolution

Specifically for the list of the CA Detector prefixed tablespaces (suffixed 150) were replaced 
as of release r16 with a new suffix of 160.

The CA Subsystem Analyzer prefixed tablespaces (suffxed 150) were replaced as of
release r16 with a new suffix of 160.

CA Log Analyzer tablespace PTSMAT1 was replaced by tablespace PTSMAT2
as of release r11.5.  Tablespace PTSMATS2 is created as DEFINE NO intentionally.
The tables within tablespace PTSMATS2 will not contain any data. These tables are
used solely for templating purposes to issue SQL for the SMF Data Query functionality
within CA Log Analyzer.  Tablespace PTSMATS2 will therefore fail the LISTDEF listing as 
it is an undefined object (created with DEFINE NO). 

Additional Information

Note, as of release r19 of the CA Database Management Solutions for DB2 for z/OS,
a new DDL option has been introduced to enhance the post-installation and 
customization process. With the new SSDEFINE parameter in the SETUPxx PARMLIB
member of hlq.CDBAPARM, you can now specify whether to create the underlying VSAM
data sets for the product tablespaces and indexes when the product objects
are created. The default is NO, the objects are not defined.