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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Chapter 4: Remote Distribution Concepts and Setup<br />

180<br />

To create an <strong>Implementer</strong>-specific directory entry<br />

Issue the following command:<br />

ADDDIRE USRID(MWIPROD remote-system-name)<br />

USRD('<strong>Implementer</strong> on remote-system-name')<br />

SYSNAME(remote-location-name)<br />

Add a Directory Entry for MWIPROD<br />

For remote distributions, you must include a directory entry for the MWIPROD user profile.<br />

Specify the user profile on the remote iSeries where the <strong>Implementer</strong> Receiver receives<br />

changes.<br />

To create the directory entry<br />

Issue the following command:<br />

ADDDIRE USRID(MWIPROD remote-system-name)<br />

USRD('<strong>Implementer</strong>')<br />

USER(MWIPROD)<br />

Distribution Options<br />

This section describes some options you have for controlling the promotions to remote<br />

systems.<br />

Single Step Distribution<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> can distribute and apply changes to one or more remote systems in a single step<br />

(on one request). You are not required to sign on to the remote system to apply the changes.<br />

After <strong>Implementer</strong> sends the changes to the remote system, it immediately executes an APPC<br />

program to apply the changes to the target libraries. If it is necessary to redistribute from the<br />

host, you can redistribute an existing promotion request without creating a new promotion<br />

request. From the Move Requests selection panel, use option 10=Redistribute.<br />

Two Step Distribution<br />

You can distribute objects to a remote system in one step and move the objects into the target<br />

libraries in a second step. The second step can be initiated from the host system or the remote<br />

system.

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