To use the DEDB Pointer Checker, you must
run several programs. To run the programs, you must code JCL statements
for those programs. The steps in a DEDB Pointer Checker job stream
vary, depending on your particular functional options. But there are
series of steps you must follow to run DEDB Pointer Checker.
Procedure
To run DEDB Pointer Checker, you must
complete the following tasks:
- Determine the particular DEDB Pointer Checker functions
that you want to run.
- Decide which of the various DEDB Pointer Checker and DFSORT steps should
be run.
- Code the JCL for DEDB Pointer Checker (FABADA1,
FABADA3, FABADA4, and FABADA5) and DFSORT job steps
that you need to run.
FPB allows you
to specify site default parameters for DEDB Pointer Checker (FABADA1).
Macros and sample JCL streams are provided to generate the site default
table.
- Code the control statements needed for the programs (DEDB Pointer Checker creates all
required DFSORT statements).
- Make a test run.
- Interpret the output reports to verify that process completed
successfully.
- Put the resulting JCL and control-statement into production
use.