Assuming your target/dlib zones are in a separate VSAM datasets:

1) Copy/rename them using DF/DSS. You'll also need to make copies of the 
related SMP/E datasets (ie, SMPLTS, SMPMTS, SMPSCDS, SMPSTS, maybe SMPLOG and 
SMPLOGA depending on how you are set up) and the target and distribution 
libraries.

2) Rename the new zones using SMP/e:
SET BDY(GLOBAL).                                    
ZONERENAME (old target zone name) TO(new target zone name)
         NEWDATASET(new target zone VSAM dataset name).
ZONERENAME (old dlib zone name) TO(new dlib zone name)                        
         NEWDATASET(new dlib zone VSAM dataset name).

3) Link the new target/dlib zones 
SET BDY(new target zone name). 
UCLIN. 
REP TZONE(new target zone name) 
    RELATED(new dlib zone name)
    ZDESC(new description if needed). 
ENDUCL. 
SET BDY(new dlib zone name). 
UCLIN. 
REP DZONE(new dlib zone name) 
    RELATED(new target zone name)
    ZDESC(new description if needed). 
ENDUCL.

4) Update the DDDEFs in the new zones to point to the new datasets that the 
copied SMP/e environment reflects. Use SMP/e ZONEEDIT DDDEF. Don't forget the 
new SMP* files.
SET BDY(new target zone name).
/* For IPL-resident files */
ZONEEDIT DDDEF.
IF (VOLUME=old IPL volser).
CHANGE VOLUME(*,new IPL volser).
ENDZONEEDIT.
/* For other (non-IPL volume files */
ZONEEDIT DDDEF.
CHANGE DATASET(old dsn prefix*,new dsn prefix*).
ENDZONEEDIT.

SET BDY(new dlib zone name).
ZONEEDIT DDDEF.
CHANGE DATASET(old dsn prefix*,new DSN prefix*).
ENDZONEEDIT.

For a simple example, if you copied you dlib's from, say,
SYS1.A* to SYS1.MAINT.A*
and copied the SMPLTS, SMPMTS etc. from
SMPE.SMP* to SMPE.MAINT.SMP*
then above for the dlib zone would look like:

SET BDY(new dlib zone name).
ZONEEDIT DDDEF.
CHANGE DATASET(SYS1.A*,SYS1.MAINT.A*).
CHANGE DATASET(SMPE.SMP*,SMPE.MAINT.SMP*).
ENDZONEEDIT.



You'll also need to cater for OMVS pathnames. The root filesystem for the 
maintenance system (and any ancilliary filesystems) would be mounted under a 
'service' mountpoint on the system installing maintenance, usually called 
/service. So you'll need to ZONEEDIT DDDEF PATH as well:

ZONEEDIT DDDEF.
CHANGE PATH(*,'/service'*).
ENDZONEEDIT.


Cheers, Ant.
Northern Territory Govt., Australia
 

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of 
SAURABH KHANDELWAL
Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2011 7:59 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Multople zone in SMPE

Hello,
             By the time of server pac installation, we just defined one 
target and one distribution zone. But if we create two RES volume, for 
applying maintenance then in this we case we would require two target 
and distribution zone.

             And in this way we always apply maintenance not on running 
RES volume. We always do on another RES volume.

             Can anybody help me, how to setup multiple zone to follow 
above concept.


Regards
Saurabh Khandelwal

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