OpenTP1 Version 7 Description
This section describes the tasks performed when setting up the OpenTP1 environment. For details, see the manual OpenTP1 Operation.
Set a user ID and associated password for the OpenTP1 administrator. Note that the OpenTP1 system does not support large user IDs. Do not use a large user ID to register the OpenTP1 administrator.
In the group ID for OpenTP1 administrators, define which members are to belong to the OpenTP1 administrator group.
Install the OpenTP1 products required for the system.
Define directories for installing OpenTP1 products. Set the OpenTP1 administrator as the owner of the directories, and set OpenTP1 administrator group members as the owner group of the directories.
Use the OpenTP1 command dcsetup to register OpenTP1 products with the OS.
Assign disk or disk partitions to build an OpenTP1 file system on a character special file. If you build the OpenTP1 system file on ordinary files, this assignment is not required.
Create the files for the definitions used to define OpenTP1 system services, and write these system definitions. You can check the created definitions by executing the dcdefchk command.
Set environment variables for the OpenTP1 administrator's login environment. Specify a directory name consisting of 50 bytes or less for the DCDIR environment variable.
Reserve the resources to be used for OpenTP1. To reserve resources, execute the dcmakeup command. The amount of resources to be reserved by the dcmakeup command is automatically resolved according to the system service definition.
Use the OpenTP1 command filmkfs to initialize the area for the OpenTP1 file system. At this time, specify the OpenTP1 file system area name, using 49 or fewer characters.
Use OpenTP1 file commands, such as jnlinit or stsinit, to format the area for the OpenTP1 file system.
Create required ordinary files, such as executable files for UAPs or OpenTP1 definition files.
If a resource manager other than the OpenTP1 resource manager is required, use the command trnlnkrm to register the resource manager in the system. If an extended RM registration definition is created, the trnlnkrm command does not need to be executed.
Use the command trnmkobj to create transaction-control object files which control transactional UAPs.
Create UAPs to use with OpenTP1 after you finish setting up the environment for TP1/Message Control if using the message exchange facility, and for TP1/Message Queue if using the message queuing facility.
The OpenTP1 administrator carries out the following tasks:
The OpenTP1 administrator carries out the following tasks:
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