DB2 content manager for z/OS V8.3 installation, implementation, and migration guide / / Wel-Dong Zhu et al

• Autore: Zhu Wel-Dong
• Pubblicazione: San Jose, CA, : IBM, c2005
• Edizione: [First edition].
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (440 p.)
• Disciplina: 005.75/65
• Soggetto topico: Database management; Desktop publishing
• Altri autori: Heisterberg-AndersenClaus SouzaMarcelo Takashi van StraatenJaco WeaverRob
• Note generali: Includes index.; "August 2005."
• Nota di bibliografia: Includes index.
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Contents -- Figures -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this IBM Redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Introduction and implementation -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Background -- 1.2 What does Content Manager do? -- 1.3 Content Manager system architecture overview -- 1.4 Enhancements in Content Manager for z/OS V8.3 -- 1.5 Differences between ImagePlus OS/390 and CM V8.3 -- 1.6 Differences between CM for z/OS and Multiplatforms -- Chapter 2. Implementation -- 2.1 Analyze business requirements -- 2.2 Plan system topology -- 2.2.1 DB2 database -- 2.2.2 Library Server -- 2.2.3 Resource Manager -- 2.2.4 Storage subsystem -- 2.2.5 HTTP server -- 2.2.6 System administration client -- 2.2.7 Windows client (Client for Windows) -- 2.2.8 Web interface -- 2.2.9 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS -- 2.3 Define data model -- 2.3.1 Plan your data model -- 2.3.2 Data model entities -- 2.4 Implement user access -- 2.4.1 Users and user groups -- 2.4.2 Privileges, privilege groups, and privilege sets -- 2.4.3 Access control lists -- 2.5 Implement workflow -- 2.5.1 Actions and action lists -- 2.5.2 Workflow nodes -- 2.5.3 Workflow processes -- 2.5.4 Work lists -- 2.5.5 Work packages -- 2.6 Manage object storage -- 2.6.1 Storage management systems -- 2.6.2 Collections -- 2.6.3 Capacity planning -- 2.6.4 Migration policies -- 2.6.5 Replication -- 2.7 Manage different domains -- 2.8 Provide Web access -- 2.9 Backup and recovery -- 2.10 Performance tuning -- 2.11 Additional products that use Content Manager -- Chapter 3. Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Configuring the z/OS development environment -- 3.2.1 Configuring environment variables -- 3.2.2 Executing Content Manager Toolkit's environment script -- 3.3 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS interfaces overview. ; 3.3.1 Java interface -- 3.3.2 Non-visual bean interface -- 3.3.3 Visual bean interface -- 3.3.4 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS package imports -- 3.3.5 Error or exception handling -- 3.4 Compiling and running the sample programs -- 3.4.1 Compiling and executing ICM sample programs -- 3.4.2 Compiling and executing non-visual bean samples -- 3.5 Sample ICM programs provided on z/OS -- 3.5.1 Preparing the ICM sample programs -- 3.5.2 Transaction sample: STransactionsICM.java -- 3.5.3 Item creation sample: SItemCreationICM.java -- 3.5.4 Item deletion sample: SItemDeletionICM.java -- 3.5.5 Item retrieval sample: SItemRetrievalICM.java -- 3.5.6 Item modification sample: SItemUpdateICM.java -- 3.5.7 Folder manipulation sample: SFolderICM.java -- 3.5.8 Link manipulation sample: SLinksICM.java -- 3.5.9 Search sample: SSearchICM.java -- 3.5.10 Document routing sample: SDocRoutingListingICM.java -- 3.5.11 Deleting sample data -- 3.6 Sample Java bean programs provided on z/OS -- 3.6.1 Link item sample: TAddLink.java -- 3.6.2 Folder creation sample: TCreateFolder.java -- 3.6.3 Item creation sample: TCreateItem.java -- 3.6.4 Deletion sample: TDelete.java -- 3.6.5 Attribute update sample: TEditAttributes.java -- 3.6.6 Entity listing sample: TListEntities.java -- 3.6.7 Link listing sample: TListLinks.java -- 3.6.8 Search sample: TSearch.java -- 3.6.9 Link removal sample: TRemoveLink.java -- 3.7 Using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS from a batch environment -- 3.7.1 Setting up data and a data model for the batch process -- 3.7.2 Setting up JCL for batch process -- 3.7.3 Developing business logic in a Java program -- 3.7.4 Calling a Java program -- 3.8 Using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS from a Web environment -- 3.8.1 Using WebSphere -- Chapter 4. Host integration -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Host integration using Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS. ; 4.3 Document routing user exit routines -- 4.3.1 When to use document routing exits -- 4.3.2 Sample document routing user exits -- 4.3.3 Development considerations -- 4.3.4 Document routing user exit header file -- 4.3.5 Document routing container data -- 4.3.6 Document routing user exit interface -- 4.3.7 Document routing user exit function prototype -- 4.3.8 Document routing user exit return code -- 4.3.9 Sample document routing user exit -- 4.3.10 How to compile and link the sample user exits -- 4.3.11 Configure document routing user exit -- 4.3.12 Using document routing user exits -- 4.4 Host integration using database triggers -- 4.5 Host integration using security exits -- 4.6 Extend order received by Resource Manager -- 4.6.1 When to use Resource Manager user exits -- 4.6.2 Predefined user exit names -- 4.6.3 Resource Manager user exit interface -- 4.6.4 Resource Manager user exit function prototype -- 4.6.5 Example of Resource Manager user exit -- 4.6.6 How to use Resource Manager user exits -- 4.6.7 Dealing with large Resource Manager collections -- 4.7 Integration from the Windows client -- 4.7.1 A practical example -- 4.7.2 Available Windows client user exits -- 4.8 Integration from eClient -- 4.9 Integration from Information Integrator for Content environment -- Chapter 5. Security and exits -- 5.1 Security in Content Manager overview -- 5.2 RACF logon exit implementation -- 5.2.1 Activating RACF exit -- 5.2.2 APF authorizing Content Manager load library -- 5.2.3 Using security managers other than RACF -- 5.2.4 Users not validated by the security exit -- 5.2.5 Importing user definitions from RACF -- 5.2.6 Specifying ACLs and privilege sets for imported users -- 5.2.7 Sample SQLs to extract information from Content Manager -- 5.2.8 Extract user list and information from Content Manager. ; 5.2.9 Alternative ways of providing input to user import job -- 5.2.10 Copy encrypted password from sample user -- 5.3 ACL user exit routines overview -- 5.4 ICMACLPrivExit -- 5.4.1 ICMACLPrivExit definition in DB2 -- 5.4.2 Activating ICMACLPrivExit -- 5.4.3 Sample ACL exit program and parameter list -- 5.4.4 Call types -- 5.5 ICMGenPrivExit -- 5.5.1 Activating ICMGenPrivExit -- 5.5.2 Sample exit program and parameter list -- 5.6 Writing exits in non-C programming languages -- 5.6.1 Redefining UDF -- 5.6.2 Sample PL/I program with parameter list -- 5.6.3 Linking exit program -- 5.7 Additional options with DB2 triggers -- 5.7.1 DB2 trigger overview -- 5.7.2 Using DB2 triggers with Content Manager -- 5.7.3 Example of a simple trigger calling a UDF -- 5.7.4 Calling a program from a trigger -- 5.7.5 Update Content Manager to handle SQL return codes -- 5.8 Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.1 Parameters passed to Resource Manager exit programs -- 5.8.2 Activating Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.3 Making exit programs available to Resource Manager -- 5.8.4 What can you do in Resource Manager exits -- 5.8.5 Illustrating the use of the PRE- and POSTSTORE exit -- Part 2 Installation and migration -- Chapter 6. Installation -- 6.1 Content Manager installation and configuration -- 6.1.1 Planning for installation -- 6.1.2 Library Server installation -- 6.1.3 Resource Manager installation -- 6.1.4 Post installation -- 6.2 Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS V8.3 installation -- 6.2.1 Configuring Toolkit -- 6.2.2 Configuring Content Manager Toolkit for DB2 type 4 connection -- 6.2.3 Configuring Content Manager Toolkit for DB2 type 2 connection -- 6.2.4 Using the JDBC Universal Driver for DB2 type 2 connection -- 6.2.5 Details on DB2 Universal JDBC Driver setup and tailoring -- 6.3 System administration client installation -- 6.3.1 Installation process. ; 6.4 Content Manager installation verification -- 6.4.1 Troubleshooting -- Chapter 7. Migrating from ImagePlus OS/390 -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.1.1 Terminology -- 7.1.2 Considerations and planning aids -- 7.1.3 Prerequisites -- 7.2 Migrating ImagePlus for OS/390 -- 7.2.1 Assessing requirements and defining migration approach -- 7.2.2 Planning and preparing for migration -- 7.2.3 Installing Content Manager on z/OS -- 7.2.4 Performing migration -- 7.2.5 Performing post migration activities -- 7.3 Customization alternatives -- 7.3.1 Modifying the display name for attributes -- 7.3.2 Modifying the display name for item types -- 7.3.3 Modifying the attributes in an item type -- Chapter 8. Migration from CM V2.3 to CM V8.3 -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Pre-migration steps -- 8.3 Preparing migration jobs -- 8.4 Running the migration jobs -- 8.5 Validate the environment -- 8.6 Post product migration -- Chapter 9. Migration from multiplatform to z/OS -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Things to consider before migration -- 9.3 Migration process -- 9.4 Database structure -- 9.4.1 Library Server database -- 9.4.2 Resource Manager database and object storage -- 9.5 Backup, backup, backup... -- 9.6 Update existing CM system on multiplatforms -- 9.7 Review database naming conventions -- 9.8 Install Content Manager V8.3 system on z/OS -- 9.9 Copy CM V7.1 Library Server database to z/OS -- 9.9.1 Use DB2LOOK to extract DB2 table definitions -- 9.9.2 Create Content Manager V2.3 database on z/OS -- 9.9.3 Catalog CM V7 z/OS database on workstation -- 9.9.4 Create Content Manager V2.3 tables on z/OS -- 9.9.5 Unload data from multiplatforms Library Server database -- 9.9.6 Load data into z/OS database -- 9.9.7 Status at this point -- 9.9.8 Alternative ways of moving a DB2 database -- 9.10 Run Content Manager V8.3 migration jobs -- 9.10.1 ICMMMI70 -- 9.10.2 ICMMMI71 -- 9.10.3 ICMMMI72. ; 9.10.4 ICMMMI73.
• Sommario/riassunto: This IBM Redbooks publication covers IBM DB2 Content Manager for z/OS Version 8.3 implementation, installation, and migration. It is intended to be used in conjunction with the product publications. In many areas, it focuses on the important topics and issues related to the planning and execution of these tasks rather than providing comprehensive information to perform the tasks. This book is aimed at architects, designers, developers, and system administrators of Content Manager systems. In this book, we introduce Content Manager for z/OS V8.3 and provide information on how to implement a Content Manager for z/OS system. We cover general implementation topics and provide special z/OS related topics including Content Manager Toolkit for z/OS, host integration, Content Manager security, and Content Manager exits. We also describe the product installation, and cover system migration from ImagePlus OS/390, Content Manager V2.3 for OS/390 (also known as Content Manager V7.1 for OS/390), and Content Manager V7 for multiplatforms, to Content Manager for z/OS V8.3. In addition, we cover information on traces and logs. We address advanced configuration topics, including configuring multiple Content Manager instances in the same LPAR, issues and considerations when setting up a Content Manager system in the Sysplex environment, and changing default access to DB2 plans and packages. By reading this book in conjunction with the product publications, we hope you learn the basics and gain some insights on implementing, installing, and migrating a Content Manager system on the z/OS platform. We also hope you enjoy the hints and tips we provide throughout this book to help make your job easier.
• Titolo autorizzato: DB2 content manager for z
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910809602203321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
• Serie: IBM redbooks.