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From: andy@cfctech.UUCP (Andy Richter)
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Subject: Re: SMP Structure
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Date: 11 Jul 89 14:35:05 GMT
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I don't know how much help I can be. I have set up several shops in
the past. I am a contract systems programmer. The shops I come
accross usually are in the same state as the one you are working on
or are going to a new system (DOS -> MVS) and have no setup.

Here is what I usually do:

1. Get a CBIPO. An IPO is still the fastest way to put MVS's house
   in order.

2. Set up sets of CSI's (assuming SMP/E) one TZONE on the test
   IPL pack and one for the prod pack. One Global zone and one
   set of Dlibs. The 3rd party stuff UCC1 etc. needs the tzone
   to install and most of CA's old stuff JARS doesn't need SMP
   anyway.

3. Now when you need to install somthing it goes against the
   test system, gets tested, and a res clone moves it to
   production.

If you need help or want me to e-mail you my clone procedures
just ask. I'll try to figure out how to move JCL to this little
machine.
                                  Good Luck,
                                         Andy
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