BINARY
GET product_name.VMARC (REPLACE
Next, log on to your CMS userid and type command FILELIST.
(B) If you are logged on to your PC:
Use the FTP client (such as Filezilla)
to upload the VM archive file to your CMS userid using the
additional parameter BINARY.
Please ensure that your CMS userid is logged off so that VM's
FTPSERVE can obtain write access to your A-Disk (virtual x'0191').
Next, log on to your CMS userid and type command:
You should now see the VMARC file.
Exit FILELIST by using PF3.
For the first-time customer:
Next, unpack the resultant file using the VMARC facility.
For the current customer:
This
will generate the latest unpackaging exec, product module and product exec files files on your A-disk:
Next follow the Post-Installation Procedure.
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BINARY
PUT product_name.VMARC (REPLACE
FILELIST * * A
product_name VMARC A
From the CMS command prompt run the VMARC file through the following pipeline command.
This will reblock the file to a logical record length of 80 and fixed record format.
(Note Pipelines is a standard part of VM/CMS. The default stage separator is the | character.
You are free to use any keyboard character not used otherwise in the command line itself )
We suggest piping the output to file TEMP, as below, so that you don't overlay the original file.
Also note the > and < characters in the PIPE command are for reading from and writing to a file.
PIPE ( SEP | ) < product_name
VMARC A | FBLOCK 80 00 | > TEMP VMARC A F 80
VMARC UNPK TEMP VMARC A (REPLACE
You can use the PIPEUNPK EXEC from prior product install.
PIPEUNPK product_name [ VMARC A ]
Example: PIPEUNPK product_name
PIPEUNPK EXEC
product_name MODULE
product_name EXEC (s)
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