If installing on a shared file system

After completing the common steps above, proceed as follows:

If you want to use an SFS directory as the work space for the P696234K top directory, include the following in the P696234K directory entry. This change requires the directory to be rebuilt and placed online.
Directory Statement Explanation
IPL CMS PARM FILEPOOL VMSYS
This directory statement allows automatic access to the P696234K's top directory as file mode A.
Place the new directory online using VM⁄Directory Maintenance (DIRMAINT) or an equivalent CP directory maintenance method.
Use the number of 4K blocks calculated from Table 1.
- If you are installing all the default HLASM Toolkit Feature SFS directories, the block requirements are summarized in the table.
- If you are selectively installing SFS directories, calculate the number of 4K blocks your installation requires by adding up the storage required by each of the directories you plan to install.
From a user ID that is an administrator for the VMSYS filepool, issue the following command:
Command Explanation
enroll user P696234K vmsys: (blocks blocks
This command enrolls the user P696234K in the VMSYS filepool. VMSYS is the default filepool.
Options:
blocks

The number of 4K blocks that you calculated previously.

This makes available a top directory of VMSYS:P696234K. to the user.
Compare your storage needs to the amount of storage available in the filepool.
Command Explanation
query filepool status vmsys:
Command to get a list of directories in the filepool and the number of free blocks. VMSYS is the default filepool ID.
If the number of free blocks is smaller than the number of blocks you need to install HLASM Toolkit Feature (which you calculated in step 3, above), you need to add space to the filepool.

For instructions on adding space to a filepool, see z/VM: CMS File Pool Planning, Administration, and Operation.
Create the necessary vmsys:P696234K.HLASMTL subdirectories used in the P696234K PLANINFO file.
Command Explanation
set filepool vmsys: create directory dirid
Commands to create subdirectories
Options:
dirid

The name of the SFS directory you are creating.
Examples of the command above include:
```
create directory vmsys:P696234K.HLASMTL
create directory vmsys:P696234K.HLASMTL.object

⋮
```
A complete list of default HLASM Toolkit Feature SFS directories is provided in Table 1. For information about the CREATE DIRECTORY command, see z/VM: CMS Commands and Utilities Reference.
There is no need to create the top directory (VMSYS:P696234K.) as this has been implicitly created by the ENROLL command.
Give the MAINT user ID READ authority to the general-use test build directory, using the GRANT AUTHORITY command.
Command Explanation
grant auth vmsys:P696234K.HLASMTL.TESTPROD to MAINT (read newread
The GRANT command permits copying files to MAINT's 19E production disk.
Options:
read

Gives the user read authority on a file or directory.

newread

Indicates that the users automatically receive read authority for any new files added to the directory.

For more information about the GRANT AUTHORITY command, see z/VM: CMS Commands and Utilities Reference.

Go to Step 3: Install HLASM Toolkit Feature.