BASE SAMPJCL NOT BEING CREATED

Products

• CA 1 Flexible Storage
• CA 1 Tape Management - Copycat Utility
• CA 1 Tape Management - Add-On Options
• Compress Data Compression for MVS
• Compress Data Compression for Fujitsu
• Datacom
• DATACOM - AD
• CIS
• COMMON SERVICES FOR Z/OS
• 90S SERVICES
• DATABASE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS FOR DB2 FOR Z/OS
• COMMON PRODUCT SERVICES COMPONENT
• Common Services
• CA ECOMETER SERVER COMPONENT FOC
• Easytrieve Report Generator for Common Services
• INFOCAI MAINTENANCE
• IPC
• UNICENTER JCLCHECK COMMON COMPONENT
• Mainframe VM Product Manager
• CHORUS SOFTWARE MANAGER
• CA ON DEMAND PORTAL
• CA Service Desk Manager - Unified Self Service
• PAM CLIENT FOR LINUX ON MAINFRAME
• MAINFRAME CONNECTOR FOR LINUX ON MAINFRAME
• GRAPHICAL MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
• WEB ADMINISTRATOR FOR TOP SECRET
• Xpertware

Issue/Introduction

Description:

The batch JCL executed to extract the product pax file into the product directory may not appear to be working properly. The unpax of the BASE pax file is yielding the following statement in the UNZIPJCL member.

<ARCHDEF archid="CAI.SAMPJCL"
   	newname="yourHLQ.OPTIONAL.SAMPJCL"

 

 

Environment

Release: CA90SV00200-14.1-Common Services-for z/OS
Component:

Resolution

Solution:

The CA Common Services r14.1 Installation Guide, states the following on page 93:

Use the sample job attached to the PDF file as Unpackage.txt to extract the product pax file into a product installation directory. Since CA Common Services software components are packaged using four pax files, it may be easier to perform this procedure for all the pax files you require now versus coming back to this procedure later. You should create a separate directory for each pax file.

Failure to create a separate directory for each pax file will result in similar files being overlaid when each pax file is unpaxed into a dynamically created directory.

The following link will direct you to some notes that will be helpful in setting up the USS directories to allow for the processing of the pax files delivered with CA Common Services.

The 5112_Upload_to_Mainframe.pdf download is available as an attachment here to be downloaded.

After creating a separate directory, and loading the individual pax files to their respective directories, unpax each pax file and proceed to customizing and running the UNZIPJCL jobs to create the necessary data sets on DASD.

Following is an example of the directory structure:

/cai/ESD/CCS/R141/

_ Dir 777 rwxrwxrwx 8192 BASE
_ Dir 777 rwxrwxrwx 8192 LEGACY
_ Dir 777 rwxrwxrwx 8192 MFNSM
_ Dir 777 rwxrwxrwx 8192 OPTIONAL