Please don't cheat, Radoslaw. Cheating can come back and haunt you ... Even though this is just a sandbox system, I would not have taken any shortcuts or detours from my normal procedure of installing z/OS software and/or maintenance. Having the Encryption software (and everything else that came in your CBPDO) in a separate CSI is probably going to cause you problems later on, when you least expect it (or can afford it). Personally, even on my sandbox system, I would have prepared a clone set of the SYSRES volumes and CSI target zones and installed that CBPDO into this clone set. If something goes horribly wrong with my installation, I can always go back and re-clone and reinstall. This way I'm never without a working sandbox SYSRES and my system dataset contents match my SMP/E CSIs. Consider this, please: A few months down the road, when you detect a bug and need to install a PTF for something, which of your CSIs are you going to use to apply this to? In a worst case scenario, you could end up with a system environment that's no longer maintainable.
Regards, Ulrich Krueger Mainframe Systems Services National Semiconductor Corp. Santa Clara, CA 95051 Tel: (408) 721-8071 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "IBM Mainframe Discussion List" <[email protected]> wrote on 06/12/2006 10:11:10 AM: > Good question. <g> > I did it, because of SMP/E 'owner' suggestion. In fact, he quickly > changed his mind, when he heard about shared libraries. > As we analyzed the issue, it is unrelated to CSI separation (or we're > wrong). > > Side note: It is 'sandbox' system, so it is not very important and we > plan to use regular CSI in the future. Now I want to check everything > (there are much more products in the CBPDO). > As I wrote previously, I made the product running, but I cheated it by > simly copying the member. I don't want to repeat it on our 'mainline' > systems. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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
