Before you migrate a WebSphere® Application Server for z/OS®
Version 7.0 or later node to Version 9.0, you must create Job Control Language (JCL) jobs (CNTL
and DATA datasets) that you will run on z/OS during the actual migration. You can use the z/OS Migration Management Tool to
create migration definitions and upload the appropriate migration jobs.
Before you begin
Supported configurations:
This topic is about profile configuration migration. To migrate your applications
to the latest version, use the WebSphere Application
Server Migration Toolkit.
Print and complete one of the following worksheets:
Refer to the definitions of the variables in the following articles:
Use the completed worksheet as a reference when you create your migration definition.
Procedure
- Start the z/OS Migration Management Tool.
- To initially specify a location where you want migration definition files to be stored on
your workstation or to add another migration location to the Migration Locations table, perform the
following actions:
- Click Add.
- Enter the path name of the location where you want to store the migration data.
Important: The migration location directory must be empty when you create a new
migration location.
- Enter a name to be associated with the table entry.
- Select the version of WebSphere Application Server to which you are migrating.
- Click Finish.
- In the Migration Locations table, select the location where you want to save the
migration definition.
- Click Migrate.
- Complete the fields in the panels using the values that you entered for the variables on
the configuration worksheet that you created, clicking Back and
Next as necessary.
Tips:
- Hover your cursor over a field for help information.
- Click Cancel at any time to leave the creation process without generating
a migration definition.
When you have successfully entered all of the necessary information on the panels for this
type of migration definition, the z/OS Migration Management Tool displays the definition type, location, and
name on the
Migration Summary panel.
- Click Create to build the migration definition on your
workstation.
- Read the information on the Migration Creation Summary panel.
Tip: You might want to make a note of the name and response-file location for future
reference.
- Click Finish.