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Installation
Creating a new DSSM catalog
The SM2 monitoring program is loaded and unloaded by the DSSM subsystem
management facility. This requires the SM2 declarations in the valid DSSM catalog. These
declarations are contained in the file SYSSSC.SM2.130, which is supplied along with the
SM2 product tape.
management facility. This requires the SM2 declarations in the valid DSSM catalog. These
declarations are contained in the file SYSSSC.SM2.130, which is supplied along with the
SM2 product tape.
The SM2 declarations of file SYSSSC.SM2.130 must not be modified, with the exception
of the user ID under which the objects to be dynamically loaded are stored. Also, the
address space specification CLASS=3/4 must not be modified. SM2 itself handles the
relocation of modules to class 5 memory, so that the load on the system address space is
kept as low as possible.
of the user ID under which the objects to be dynamically loaded are stored. Also, the
address space specification CLASS=3/4 must not be modified. SM2 itself handles the
relocation of modules to class 5 memory, so that the load on the system address space is
kept as low as possible.
To create a new subsystem catalog, it is advisable to update the DSSM configuration file
(sample name SYSSSC.KONF.130) with the following SSCM statements:
(sample name SYSSSC.KONF.130) with the following SSCM statements:
Example
Writing to the DSSM configuration file
/START-SSCM
//START-CATALOG-MODIFICATION CATALOG-NAME=SYSSSC.KONF.130
:
:
//MODIFY-SUBSYSTEM-ATTRIBUTES
//START-CATALOG-MODIFICATION CATALOG-NAME=SYSSSC.KONF.130
:
:
//MODIFY-SUBSYSTEM-ATTRIBUTES
Statements for other subsystems
:
:
//ADD-CATALOG-ENTRY FROM-FILE=SYSSSC.SM2.130
//CHECK-CATALOG
//SAVE-CATALOG
//END
:
//ADD-CATALOG-ENTRY FROM-FILE=SYSSSC.SM2.130
//CHECK-CATALOG
//SAVE-CATALOG
//END
The new subsystem catalog is automatically generated or modified using the SSCM
statement SAVE-CATALOG. However, this catalog does not become valid until the system
is restarted, in which case it must be explicitly specified. Alternatively, the catalog can be
added during the system run using the command /ADD-SUBSYSTEM
CATALOG=SYSSSC.KONF.130, TYPE=EXTENDED-ACTIVE-CONFIGURATION.
For notes and further information see the manuals “System Installation” [7] and “Intro-
ductory Guide to Systems Support” [6].
statement SAVE-CATALOG. However, this catalog does not become valid until the system
is restarted, in which case it must be explicitly specified. Alternatively, the catalog can be
added during the system run using the command /ADD-SUBSYSTEM
CATALOG=SYSSSC.KONF.130, TYPE=EXTENDED-ACTIVE-CONFIGURATION.
For notes and further information see the manuals “System Installation” [7] and “Intro-
ductory Guide to Systems Support” [6].