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(1) | The MODIFY-MSG-ATTRIBUTES command is used to set English for message output and language-dependent menus, as in the menu mode example. |
(2) | The INTERFACE=*SDF command is used to start IMON with the SDF interface. Alternatively, you can also start IMON in menu mode (in which case it is sufficient to enter the START-IMON command, as INTERFACE=*STD is the default). After the user has explicitly opened an SCI with the Open option in the File menu, he or she can then select option 1 (Switch to SDF interface) in the Options menu. |
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(3) | The MODIFY-IMON-OPTIONS statement is used to specify the park SCI (SOFTWARE-INVENTORY=$PARKSW1.SYS.IMON-PARK.SCI operand) and the PARKSW1 park ID, the WORK file name prefix (WORK-FILE-LOCATION=$PARKSW1.WORK. operand) for work files and the default reference file for the configuration check (operand REFERENCE-FILE=*STD). The park SCI and work file ID must be set in the same way as they were for the park operation (also compare with point 3 in example section "Example with SDF statements"). |
(4) | The installation is then carried out using the INSTALL-UNITS statement. |
(5) | The operand UNIT-NAME=*FROM-SCI(...) specifies a SOLIS2 delivery, which is already installed and registered, from which is to be installed again:
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(6) | You can check and confirm the selected supply units in a dialog box by specifying SUPPLY-UNITS=*BY-DIALOG. The supply units can also be specified directly in the SUPPLY-UNITS operand (in this case using SUPPLY-UNITS=EDT, cf. Point 10 (Example with SDF statements )). | ||
(7) | The installation is carried out for the current operating system version (preset). The target system version for this method of installation must match the target system version of the SOLIS2 delivery, which is already installed. | ||
(8) | The catalog ID 6A0B and the TSOS default system ID are entered for the imported pubset. | ||
(9) | The WORK-FILE-DELETION=*NO operand can be used to retain the supply units to be installed under the park ID (for further installations). |
File Edit Show View Options ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IMON: SCI: :I29A:$TSOS.SYS.IMON.SCI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Units 1 through 5 of 5 SU selection More: Unit name Vers Corr Package name User code Inst. Status CAP Act X EDT 17.0 D30 <package-name> SOL2P Installed N Y OPENFT 12.1 C10 <package-name> SOL2P Installed N Y OPENFT-CR 12.1 B10 <package-name> SOL2P Installed N Y PERCON 02.9 C00 <package-name> SOL2P Installed N Y SORT 08.0 A30 <package-name> SOL2P Installed N Y *** End of SU selection *** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Command ==> F1=Help F3=Exit F5=Previous F6=Next F7=Backward F8=Forward F10=Menu ...
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(10) | After executing the statement, the EDT supply unit is marked in the dialog box requested, and the dialog box is executed using [DUE]. |
The specifications in the INSTALL-UNITS statement are the minimum required for installation on the imported pubset. The remaining specifications in this dialog box and also the subsequent procedure depend on the installation type required (default or customerspecific).
The further sequence up to creation and the start of the installation procedure can be seen from the respective examples. In the following it is assumed that the installation procedure has already been executed successfully:
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(11) | The standard SCI of the imported pubset (:6A0B:$TSOS.SYS.IMON.SCI) is opened using the MODIFY-IMON-OPTIONS statement. |
(12) | With the statement SHOW-SUPPLY-UNITS, all supply units are displayed from the delivery with the package name <package-name> and the customer ID SOL2P, which are registered with the status “Installed” in the default SCI of the imported pubset (in this cas only the supply units EDT, PERCON, and RMS, also compare with contents of SCIs on "Example in menu mode "). |
(13) | IMON is terminated using the END statement. |