• Step 1: Test Adabas Address Space Communications, If Appropriate

• Step 2: Terminate the Adabas Nucleus

• Step 3. Back Up the Database

• Step 4: Insert the ADARUN Defaults

• Step 5: Install the Required TP Link Routines for Adabas

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Step 1: Test Adabas Address Space Communications, If Appropriate

Customize and run the job ADAREP in MULTI mode with the CPEXLIST parameter to test Adabas address space communications. The following must be customized:

• Data set names for the database and libraries;

• The Adabas SVC number, the database ID, and database device type(s);

• ADAREP parameters.

Step 2: Terminate the Adabas Nucleus

Communicate with the Adabas nucleus to terminate the session either with an ADAEND operator command using the OS Modify command:

F jobname,ADAEND

or

P jobname

where jobname is the job or task name of the started nucleus.

Step 3. Back Up the Database

Customize and run the ADASAV utility job to back up the database. The following must be customized:

• Data set names of the database and libraries;

• The Adabas SVC number, the database ID, and device type(s);

• ADASAV parameters.

Step 4: Insert the ADARUN Defaults

The member DEFAULTS in the Adabas JCL library can be modified to set the ADARUN defaults. The following must be customized:

• Data set names of the database and libraries;

• ADARUN user defaults:

  • Device type(s) (default: 3390)

  • SVC number (default: 249)

  • Database ID (default: 1)

Customize and run the DEFAULTS job to set the ADARUN defaults using the OS ZAP utility.

Step 5: Install the Required TP Link Routines for Adabas

Refer to the section Installing Adabas With TP Monitors for a description of the TP link routine procedure.