Installing Jopaz Using the Installer Script
1. Locate the jpz_variable_input_file.txt file in the /opt/softwareag/jpz-installer directory.
2. Adjust all variables in the variable input file according to your system.
Please make sure that the variable
JPZ_JOBS_DSN= contains the exact DSN of the PDS dataset you have previously created in step 10 of
Before You Begin Installing Jopaz, the DSNs of the supplied load libraries, and DSNs of the source and copy libraries of your environment (
JPZ_SRCE_DSN and
JPZ_COPY_DSN). If you plan on using Jopaz for Adabas, the same applies to all Adabas parameters in the variable input file. These must match those set for the installation of Adabas Services for Java.
Note:
If you are planning on using Jopaz for Db2 or Jopaz for Adabas, you must also set all appropriate parameters in the variable input file. A simple post-installation to add a Db2 or Adabas configuration is not possible with the installer. If you forget to set the attributes in the jpz_variable_input_file.txt, you must run the install script again from scratch.
When specifying the license file, enter the DSN and Member Name as two seperate variables. For example, you must specify the SAG.LICENSES(JPZBT11) file as:
JPZ_LICENSE_DSN=SAG.LICENSES
JPZ_LICENSE_MEMBER=JPZBT11
Note:
During the automatic installation, members with names HELLO, JPZ000M, JPZ001M, JPZ002M, and PGMADOP are copied into the source library (JPZ_SRCE_DSN). If the library you specified already contains such members, they will be overwritten by the Jopaz installation.
3. Save the file.
4. Locate the jpz_installer_as_shell_script.sh in the /opt/softwareag/jpz-installer directory.
5. Run the script specifying the variable input file with the following command:
$ ./jpz_installer_as_shell_script.sh jpz_variable_input_file.txt
Note:
The variable input file might be located in another directory. In this case, enter that absolute path.
The script stops with the message ==> Setup is done.
6. You now have the opportunity to run an automatic verification of the installation. For this, please answer with Y.
Note:
Before continuing the script, make sure that the job card is correctly defined for your system in the jobs (JPZCOMP) and (JPZEXEC) in the specified PDS.
When you continue the script execution, the verification should be completed with the message ==> Jopaz was installed successfully.
If you do not want to run the automatic verification of the installation, end the script by entering another character. You can then run the jobs (JPZCOMP) and (JPZEXEC) manually to verify that the installation was successful.
Note:
If you receive an unidentified error message, please check the job spool for an error in JESMSGLG. If this is the case, you have a problem with the license file.