Installing the CONNX for Adabas Components on a VSE System

  Installing the CONNX for Adabas - VSE Components
  Required and Optional Entry Fields for Adabas TCP/IP Server Setup - VSE

Installing the CONNX for Adabas - VSE Components
This step copies the Adabas SQL Gateway server components from a client PC to a VSE target. The CONNX Administrator component must be installed on the client PC.
When installing the Adabas SQL Gateway components, select a VSE user account name and password with privileges that allow you to create VSE libraries in VSAM-managed space and to copy, read, and write files via FTP to the target host.
Before installing the Adabas SQL Gateway for VSE, create a Software AG CICS High Performance Stub Routine. For information on how to create this routine, see CONNX for VSAM - VSE.
1. Launch CONNX Server Setup.
2. In the CONNX Server Component Installation dialog box, select the VSE tab.
3. In the CONNX Server Library area, enter the fully qualified VSE cluster name which contains the CONNX VVRR Adabas SQL Gateway library in CONNX Library DSN and its VOLSER in the VOLSER text box. Enter the CONNX Adabas SQL Gateway library name defined in the CONNX library cluster in CONNX Library Label, the data set name of the VSE user catalog where the CONNX Adabas SQL Gateway sample files and managed library are defined in Catalog DSN, and the system data label which references the physical data set name of the Adabas SQL Gateway User Catalog in Catalog Label.
If CONNX Library Label is blank, the library name defaults to CNXWRR. If Catalog DSN is blank, CONNX files are defined in the default VSE system catalog. If Catalog Label is blank, the data label defaults to IJSYSCT.
4. In the Login Information area, enter the TCP/IP symbolic host name or dotted numeric address for your VSE server in the Server text box, a privileged user account name in the User ID text box and its password in the Password text box. Under Product, click VSAM and under Server Type, select CICS.
5. In the TCP/IP Stack area, if you are using the Barnard TCP/IP stack rather than CSI, select Barnard. For Mode, select either Active or Passive FTP mode. Unless your system is not configured to support Passive mode FTP, you should select Passive. If the FTP transfer fails for any reason other than the user id or password was entered incorrectly, switch modes and try again.
Enter the TCP/IP stack location in TCP/IP HLQ.
To enable the environment variable for the Barnard TCP/IP stack, set CNXBARNARD to 1 in the CONNX Configuration Utility.
6. In the CICS Parameters area, see the table in Required and Optional Entry Fields for VSAM TCP/IP Server Setup for VSAM TCP/IP Server Setup for a detailed explanation of the information required in Target RDO File and Adabas Link Stub Lib.
7. In the VSAM Samples Group area, if you clear the Create check box, CONNX will not create the CONNX VSAM sample KSDS, RRDS, and ESDS data sets. If the Create check box is selected, the CONNX VSAM sample KSDS, RRDS, and ESDS data sets and the VSAM clusters described in VSAM Objects for CONNX.CICS.SAMPLES are created, defined to the target CICS region, and given the data set prefix specified in Database HLQ.
The detault dataset prefix for Database HLQ is CONNX.SAMPLES.
8. Click Install.
This action starts an FTP session and copies the CONNX components from the client PC to the target host.
Close the dialog box.