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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Appendix A: <strong>Implementer</strong> Data Areas and User Exit Programs<br />

406<br />

The data area is located on both the host system and the remote system. Valid values are<br />

*YES or *NO enclosed in quotes. The default value “*YES” uses passive mode. Set the value<br />

to “*NO” to use non passive mode.<br />

IMPORTANT Most users do not change this data area. You should change the value<br />

only if your network configuration requires FTP transfers using non passive mode.<br />

JDK Version (IMJDKVER)<br />

The IMJDKVER data area relates to using <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity for issue management with<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong>. The data area allows you to store the Java Development Kit (JDK) version to<br />

use when using the Update <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity (IUPDCI) command to update <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity on<br />

an AIX system. This is required only if the target <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity Server runs on an AIX system<br />

(JDK version 1.4 is required on the client for communications).<br />

The default data area value is ‘1.2’ enclosed in single quotes. To use the IUPDCI command<br />

on an AIX system, you must install JDK version 1.4 on the iSeries, and change the IMJDKVER<br />

data area value to ‘1.4’. On OS/400 V5R2, you can install JDK version 1.4 from the IBM<br />

license product installation CD. On OS/400 V5R1, install JDK version 1.4 by ordering the<br />

required PTFs from IBM.<br />

NOTE For details on using <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity with <strong>Implementer</strong>, see “<strong>Implementer</strong> and<br />

<strong>MKS</strong> Integrity Integration” on page 196.<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> Library Name (IMLIBRARY)<br />

The IMLIBRARY data area contains the name of the <strong>Implementer</strong> product library. It is a 10character<br />

data area. You must enclose the value in single quotes. The default value is<br />

‘<strong>MKS</strong>IM’.<br />

Change the data area value if you rename the <strong>Implementer</strong> library after initial installation, or<br />

if you require a parallel installation of the product (two versions of <strong>Implementer</strong> on the same<br />

system). When you install <strong>Implementer</strong> with a name other than <strong>MKS</strong>IM, the data area value<br />

is appropriately set by the installation procedure.<br />

NOTE If you have <strong>Implementer</strong> enabled for AllFusion 2E, (you received the<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> product from Computer Associates), the default product library is<br />

Y2SYCM. When <strong>Implementer</strong> is installed with a name other thanY2SYCM, the<br />

installation procedure appropriately sets the data area value.<br />

Log Evoked Programs (IMLOGCL)<br />

The IMLOGCL data area allows you to change the logging level on <strong>Implementer</strong>-evoked<br />

jobs. The data area is located on both the host system and the remote system. It is useful<br />

when a unique job description is not available for <strong>Implementer</strong> on the remote system, and<br />

changing the logging level is not possible without impacting other users on the system.

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