The following steps describe what your installation must do so
TSO/E can display translated messages. For complete information about
these tasks, see .
- Ensure that the appropriate install message files have been installed
on your MVS/ESA System
Product (MVS/ESA SP) system.
If
your installation uses installation-written languages or symbolic
language names other then the standard three-character codes that
are provided, these languages and symbolic names must be defined to
the MVS™ message service.
- Allocate space for each run-time message file.
This
run-time message file must be a VSAM linear data set. First, allocate
a VSAM linear data set for each run-time message file, then use the MVS message compiler to format each
install message file to a run-time message file.
- Use the MVS message compiler
to format the install message file into a run-time message file.
The
input to the compiler is the install message file PDS. The output
from the compiler is the run-time message file allocated in step 2.
- Create installation exits if you want to tailor MMS processing.
IBM® provides two installation exits
that an installation can use to customize MMS processing. Specify
the exit names in the MMSLSTxx member of SYS1.PARMLIB.
- Update the following SYS1.PARMLIB members to initialize values
for MMS:
- MMSLSTxx, to define the available languages for message translation
and other message translation processing
- CNLcccxx, to define the date and time formats used in the display
of translated messages
- CONSOLxx, to specify the MMSLSTxx member in effect for the system
- Activate MMS.
You can use the INIT statement in CONSOLxx to
activate MMS at initialization. The operator can activate MMS using
the SET MMS command.