A fix is available
APAR status
Closed as new function.
Error description
DB2 ADMIN NEW FUNCTION TO ALLOW CM BATCH TO OPERATE AGAINST MULTIPLE CHANGES.
Local fix
Problem summary
**************************************************************** * USERS AFFECTED: Users of the DB2 Administration and DB2 * * Object Comparison Tool for z/OS who * * want to use the Change Management * * Batch (CM Batch) interface to analyze * * and run multiple target changes. * **************************************************************** * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Prior to this enhancement, the multi- * * target function has the ability to * * import a change onto multiple target * * systems in one instance. However, * * in order to apply each of these * * changes to the target system * * catalogs, the changes need to be * * "analyzed" and "run" one at a time. * * * * The purpose of this enhancement * * is to enable Analyze or Run of a * * multi-target change via CM batch. * * This will pick up all target changes * * registered on the local subsystem * * for analysis or run where the * * multi-target change also resides. * * Target changes that do not reside * * on the local subsystem will be * * skipped for processing. * * * * After completion of the multi-target * * analyze or run process, a report * * will be generated to show a summary * * of successful or failed target * * changes. Changes will be displayed * * in the following two categories: * * * * 1. Successful entries: * * * * Includes all successful changes. * * STATUS=ANALYZED for the Analyze * * process and STATUS=COMPLETE * * for the Run process. * * * * 2. Skipped, Failed or Running entries * * * * Includes all unsuccessful changes. * * In case of failure, the DD card * * containing more details will be * * displayed. * * * * Another report is also generated to * * display the change statements as * * registered for the multi-target change. * * This is an optional report that is * * written out into "STMTRPT" DD within * * CM Batch job ADBCMBAT when the user * * specifies the following CM batch * * parameter: * * * * "display_mtc_statements" * * * * The display_mtc_statements parameter * * specifies whether the change * * statements registered for multi-target * * changes are displayed when analyzing * * and running of a multi-target change. * * * * Note: These are the change statements * * on the central system where a multi- * * target change is registered. On each * * target system, these statements will * * have variations based on masks applied. * * * * Values: * * Y Display the multi-target change * * statements * * N Do not display the multi-target * * change statements. * * * * Default: * * N * **************************************************************** * RECOMMENDATION: * **************************************************************** Prior to this enhancement, the multi-target function has the ability to import a change onto multiple target systems in one instance. However, in order to apply each of those changes to the target system catalogs, the changes need to be "analyzed" and "run" one at a time. The purpose of this enhancement is to enable Analyze or Run of a multi-target change via CM batch. This will pick up all target changes registered on the local subsystem for analysis or run where the multi-target change also resides. Target changes that do not reside on the local subsystem will be skipped for processing. After completion of multi-target analyze or run process, a report will be generated to show a summary of successful or failed target changes. Changes will be displayed in the following two categories: 1. Successful entries: Includes all successful changes. STATUS=ANALYZED for the Analyze process and STATUS=COMPLETE for the Run process. 2. Skipped, Failed or Running entries: Includes all unsuccessful changes. In case of failure, the DD card containing more details will be displayed. Another report is also generated to display the change statements as registered for the multi-target change. This is an optional report that is written out into "STMTRPT" DD within CM Batch job ADBCMBAT when the user specifies the following CM batch parameter: "display_mtc_statements" The display_mtc_statements parameter specifies whether the change statements registered for multi-target changes are displayed when analyzing and running of a multi-target change. Note: These are the change statements on the central system where a multi-target change is registered. On each target system these statements will have variations based on masks applied. Values: Y Display the multi-target change statements. N Do not display the multi-target change statements. Default: N
Problem conclusion
Temporary fix
Comments
Enhancements are delivered. ×**** PE15/12/08 PTF IN ERROR. SEE APAR PI53708 FOR DESCRIPTION
APAR Information
APAR number
PI50592
Reported component name
DB2 ADMIN TOOL
Reported component ID
568851500
Reported release
B20
Status
CLOSED UR1
PE
NoPE
HIPER
NoHIPER
Special Attention
NoSpecatt / Xsystem
Submitted date
2015-10-15
Closed date
2015-10-26
Last modified date
2016-02-02
APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:
APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:
UI32385
Modules/Macros
ADBCCM ADBCMBAT ADBCMBSS ADB2000 ADB9000
Fix information
Fixed component name
DB2 ADMIN TOOL
Fixed component ID
568851500
Applicable component levels
RB20 PSY UI32385
UP15/10/29 P F510
Fix is available
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Document Information
Modified date:
02 February 2016