What about SMP/E's generate command. You should be able to
edit the job stream that it creates to get the proper control
statements to build the over-laid modules from the Distribution
libraries.
Chapter 7. The GENERATE command
With the GENERATE command, you can create a job stream that builds a set of
target libraries from a set of distribution libraries. In that way, it is
similar to
system generation. However, the GENERATE command offers several advantages
over system generation:
v GENERATE helps you reinstall products without SYSGEN support.
System generation creates jobs to install only products that are included by the
system generation macros. Products without this SYSGEN support are not
included. As a result, when SYSGEN is used to create or replace a system, a
number of products have to be reinstalled outside the SYSGEN process.
GENERATE can create jobs to install all the products defined in a target zone,
regardless of whether the products have SYSGEN support. As a result, when
GENERATE is used to create or replace a system, no products have to be
reinstalled outside the generation process.
v GENERATE creates job streams that are processed more efficiently.
The format of the system generation job stream depends on how the system
generation macros are coded. For example, the number of products being
installed and any changes in the system generation process may cause utilities
to
be called inefficiently.
The format of the GENERATE job stream is based on an analysis of the target
zone. One job is created for each target library. This reduces the number of
utility calls for each data set and improves SMP/E performance by allowing the
various utilities to run concurrently.
Zones for SET BOUNDARY
For the GENERATE command, the SET BOUNDARY command must specify the
target zone containing the entries used to create the job stream.
Syntax
GENERATE Command
GENERATE
,JOBCARD
JOBCARD(ddname )
,member_name
,
FORFMID( name )
REPLACE
,
RC( command=rc )
--- allan.stal...@hcl.com wrote:
From: Allan Staller <allan.stal...@hcl.com>
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Weird problem hoping to be saved by SMP/E
Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2016 12:33:53 +0000
HDZ1D10 is the function for df/SMS and related. This will normally be accepted
at the time of installation.
Try this (not syntax checked).
SET BDY(DLIBZONE).
LIST MOD(XXXXXXXX). (for each of the affected modules). Note UMID and RMIDs.
SET BDY(TARGZONE).
LIST MOD(XXXXXXXX). (for each of the affected modules). Note UMID and RMIDs.
If the RMID's and UID's match, then the change was done outside of SMP/E. It
they do not match, the change was done within SMP/E and either the RMID or
UMID can be restored (It *WILL NOT BE* HDZ1D10).
Accept all relevant maintenance *EXCEPT* the "offending RMID/UMID. Then
*RESTORE* the offending RMID/UMID. This will install the just accepted module
back into the
specified target library.
If there is no SMP/E record, then it becomes somewhat more difficult. You will
have to use several utilities to "reconstruct" the original LMOD.
Lets see if there is an SMP/E record first and then go from there....
HTH,
<snip>
I am attempting to recover or get back to the proper version of a couple LPALIB
modules. In this case some sysprog decided to copy altered versions of a
couple of load modules into SYS1.LPALIB. I have not been able to find a backup
of the modules. So, I am left with what is in SMP/E to hopefully save the day.
At first I was hoping for something like an APPLY REDO to recover the modules.
.
APPLY SELECT( HDZ1D10 )
CHECK
BYPASS(HOLDSYSTEM)
RETRY(YES)
fails because HDZ1D10 was ACCEPTed.
A RESTORE fails for
GIM24501E RESTORE PROCESSING FAILED FOR SYSMOD sysmod BECAUSE OTHER
SYSMODS WERE DELETED WHEN sysmod WAS APPLIED
I am looking for ideas on how to get back to the correct versions of the
modules.
</snip>
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