Installing the USERMOD on your system

To install the resulting SMP/E USERMOD on your system, perform these steps.

Create target and distribution libraries for the keyword source file. The target and distribution libraries for the keyword source must have the same record format and LRECL as the keyword file that you used to build the USERMOD. One or two tracks will be sufficient space.
Create target and distribution libraries for the load modules. The target and distribution load libraries must be record format U, LRECL 0, with a block size equal to or greater than 6144. One or two tracks will be sufficient space.
Add DDDEFs to your target zone for the target and distribution libraries using the DDDEF names you specified on the Build SMP/E USERMOD panel, with the names of the appropriate target or distribution libraries you created.
Add DDDEFs to your distribution zone for the distribution libraries using the DDDEF names you specified on the Build SMP/E USERMOD panel, with the names of the appropriate distribution libraries you created.
SMP/E RECEIVE and APPLY the USERMOD.
Place the load module target library in the normal MVS™ search order on your system or allocate it to ISPLLIB in your logon procedure.

Note:

You only need to create the distribution libraries and distribution DDDEFs if you SMP/E ACCEPT the USERMOD. However, the Distribution Library DDDEF names fields on the panel must be filled in when building the USERMOD to make the MCS statements in the USERMOD complete.
You might need an SMPTLOAD DDDEF in your target and distribution zone. The temporary data set for the ISPCFIGU and ISPCFIGV load modules is created with DSORG(PO) UNIT(SYSALLDA) and will be either a PDS or a PDSE depending on the setup of your system. The temporary load data set is IEBCOPY unloaded to produce the ++PROGRAM elements in the USERMOD. See the SMP/E for z/OS Reference for more information about the requirement for SMPTLOAD.