>Here are the notes for exactly what I did: >1) Defined / formatted new XCF, WLM, and LOGR couple data sets using new data set and sysplex names >2) Extracted / Saved current WLM policy into a PDS prior to IPL >3) Deleted CICS logstreams (DASDONLY) prior to IPL. >4) Stopped RRS and deleted RRS logstreams (DASDONLY) just prior to IPL >5) Saved copy of COUPL00 parmlib member as COUPLE0@, updated COUPL00 with new data set names and sysplex name prior to IPL >6) IPLed to pick up new couple data set names and sysplex name >7) Import WLM policy from saved data set and activated the policy >8) Define RRS logstreams >9) Started RRS >10) Define CICS logstreams
We just did this on our sandbox system, so to add to Mark's notes: - Remember to update LOADxx if you specify SYSPLEX there - We did not delete any of the existing logstreams - in case we had to IPL back with the old name - We don't "own" the CICS logstreams, the CICS guys here define them, but the neat thing is, you only have to define a couple of "model" logstreams, and CICS does the rest - If you shut down CICS and DB2 (RRS user) cleanly, you should not need any of the data therein. In fact, they ought not be any. - If you have OPERLOG/LOGREC in logstreams, you'll want to extract the last of the data before shutting down your existing monoplex and IPLing into the new sysplex. - XCF/XES issues a series of WTORs for new sysplex initialization, but they are pretty straightforward. Just read and verify before reply. Regards, Art Gutowski Ford Motor Company Dearborn, MI [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
