Figure 99 on page 172 shows the test case results for the same pattern table space name against the updated SCDS. This time, with the relevant source code in place, the SMS qualification is successful, and Management Class and Storage Group attributes are also assigned:

 

ACS TESTING RESULTS

CDS NAME

: SMS.SCDS1.SCDS

ACS ROUTINE TYPES: DC SC MC SG

ACS TEST LIBRARY : PAOLOR3.JCL.CNTL

ACS TEST

 

 

MEMBER

EXIT CODE

RESULTS

---------

----------

------------------------------------

DESCRIPTION: DB2D.DSNDBC.BTRANS.TEST1.I0001.A001

SMSTEST1

0

DC = NULL VALUE ASSIGNED

 

0

SC = SCDBTEST

 

0

MC = MCDB21

 

0

SG = SGDBTEST

ACS TESTING RC: 00

Figure 99. Test Case 3 - ISMF Test against the Updated SCDS

A.4.5 Updating the Active Configuration

For each update of an ACS routine or construct definition, a procedure of translating and validating the code must be performed by the storage administrator prior to activating the new configuration. This is executed using ISMF, option 7 panels. See DFSMS/MVS V1R4 DFSMSdfp Storage Administration Reference, SC26-4920,for further information on this process.

A.4.6 DB2 Definitions

To allow SMS to control the table space allocation, an appropriate SQL statement must be coded to reflect this in the definition of a DB2 STOGROUP. Figure 100 on page 172 shows the parameter, VOLUMES("*"), used to achieve this for one of the STOGROUPs.

CREATE STOGROUP SGRV1CU0

VOLUMES ("*")

VCAT DB2D;

Figure 100. Test Case 3 - CREATE STOGROUP

Figure 101 on page 173 shows an extract of the CREATE statement used to define the databases for the purpose of this test:

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