In a message dated 9/13/2007 10:51:37 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks all. I am trying to install DITTO (CBT471.FILE171).
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Installing DITTO
1) Allocate a SOURCE, MACLIB, ISPPLIB or ISPPENU, and if you want
to keep DITTO in its own loadlib a LOADLIB that must be APF
authorized.
Space estimates:
3380 tracks Directory blocks DCB
SOURCE 30 10 FB, 80, 3120
MACLIB 5 5 FB, 80, 3120
ISPPLIB or ISPPENU 2 2 FB, 80, 3120
LOADLIB 1 1 U, 6144
** You do need separate SOURCE and MACLIBs.
2) DITTO bypasses opens so it must run APF authorized. In the TSO
environment DITTO will dynamically authorize and de-authorize itself
if you have an SVC for this purpose. Add the code necessary to
invoke your SVC in source member DITTAUTH.
3) Edit the ASMJCL member of the SOURCE library:
a) Change the JOBCARD to your site's requirements
b) Change the MACLIB references to the name you gave to the
DITTO maclib.
c) Change the SOURCE library references to the name you gave
the DITTO source lib.
d) Change the LOADLIB references to the name you gave the
DITTO loadlib or the name of an existing APF authorized
library.
4) Run the ASMJCL member to assemble and link DITTO (should produce
about 75,000 lines of print).
5) If you want to run DITTO as a started task, add a PROC to one of
your JES proclibs (member "PROC" in the SOURCE library may be used
as a sample).
6) If you want to use DITTO from a TSO session:
a) the panels must be available so either add the ISPPLIB or
ISPPENU library to your logon proc or allocate it in a CLIST
or REXX exec.
b) The LOADLIB must be available so add it to your LINKLST or
your logon proc or allocate it in a CLIST or REXX exec.
c) If you want to do tape functions, the user must have MOUNT
authority.
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