Steps
Allocate Data Set
Allocate a non-SMS-managed data set.
Note
To create a GDG version add (+1) along with GDG base. An output property DatasetName will contain the actual GDG version dataset name that is created and can be referred in successive steps of the process.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Average Record Unit | Enumeration: K/M/U/--- | Select the unit to use when allocating average record length. U specifies single-record units (bytes). K specifies thousand-record units (kilobytes). M specifies million-record units (megabytes). (---) specifies the system default value. | No |
Block Size | String | Specify the number of bytes of data to place in each block, based on the record length. | Yes |
Data Set Name | String | Data set name. If the single quotation marks are omitted, the users data set prefix from the TSO profile is automatically appended to the front of the data set name. | Yes |
Data Set Name Type | Enumeration: LIBRARY/PDS | LIBRARY, PDS or Default() | No |
Delete Existing Data Set | Boolean | Select to delete dataset if already exist before allocation. | No |
Directory Blocks | String | The number of directory blocks to allocate. Specify zero for a sequential data set. Specifying LIBRARY in the data set name might override a setting of zero directory blocks. | No |
Primary Quantity | String | Specify the primary quantity in average record units. | Yes |
Record Format | Enumeration: F,B/F/V,B/V/U/F,B,A/V,B,A/F,B,M/F,M/V,B,M/V,M | No | |
Record Length | String | Yes | |
Secondary Quantity | String | Specify the secondary quantity in average record units. | Yes |
Space Units | Enumeration: BLKS/TRACKS/CYLINDERS | BLKS, TRKS, CYLS | Yes |
Volume Serial | String | Leave blank to use the system default volume. | No |
Allocate Data Set From Existing
Create a data set with the attributes of an existing model data set. Note: To create a GDG version add (+1) along with GDG base. An output property DatasetName will contain the actual GDG version dataset name that is created and can be referred in successive steps of the process.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Data Set Name | String | Data set name. If the single quotation marks are omitted, the users data set prefix from the TSO profile is automatically appended to the front of the data set name. | Yes |
Delete Existing Data Set | Boolean | Select to delete dataset if already exist before allocation. | No |
Like | String | Specify the name of an existing data set to use as a model. The attributes of this data set are used as the attributes for the data set being allocated. If the single quotation marks are omitted, the users data set prefix from the TSO profile is automatically appended to the front of the data set name. | Yes |
Primary Quantity | String | Specify the primary quantity in space units. | No |
Secondary Quantity | String | Specify the secondary quantity in space units. | No |
Space Units | Enumeration: —/BLKS/TRACKS/CYLINDERS | BLKS, TRKS, CYLS or default() | No |
Volume Serial | String | Leave blank to use the system default volume. | No |
Allocate SMS Managed Data Set
Allocate an SMS-managed data set. Note: To create a GDG version add (+1) along with GDG base. An output property DatasetName will contain the actual GDG version dataset name that is created and can be referred in successive steps of the process.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Data Class | String | Leave blank to use the default data class. | No |
Data Set Name | String | Data set name. If the single quotation marks are omitted, the users data set prefix from the TSO profile is automatically appended to the front of the data set name. | Yes |
Delete Existing Data Set | Boolean | Select to delete dataset if already exist before allocation. | No |
Management Class | String | Leave blank to use the default management class. | No |
Storage Class | String | Leave blank to use the default storage class. | No |
Copy Artifacts
Load artifacts from a local repository.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Directory Offset | String | The working directory to use when running the command. This directory is relative to the current working directory. | Yes |
Copy Data Set
Copy a data set.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Exclude Members | String | Specify a list of members in the source PDS to skip when copying. Separate member names with newline characters. | No |
From PDS | String | Specify the names of the source PDS, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: PDS-NAME (or) PDS-NAME,R. R specifies that all members of the source PDS replace any members with the same name in the target PDS. | Yes |
Include Members | String | Specify the members in the source PDS to copy, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: MEMBER-NAME (or) MEMBER-NAME, NEW-MEMBER-NAME[, R] (or) MEMBER-NAME,,R. To rename a member, specify the current name of the member, followed by the new name and optionally the R (replace) parameter. To replace a member, specify the name of the member and the R parameter, separated by two commas. | No |
Load Module Dataset | Boolean | Select to use the IEBCOPY COPYMOD control statement when copying load modules. | No |
To PDS | String | Specify the name of the target PDS. | Yes |
Deploy Data Sets
Deploy data sets and HFS files
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Allow Creating Data Set | String | Specify TRUE to create a data set if the specified target data set does not exist. | No |
Allow Creating Directory | String | Specify TRUE to create the directory if the specified HFS target directory does not exist. | No |
Backup for Rollback | Boolean | Select to create a backup of the data sets and files which are going to be replaced. A backup must exist to do rollback. | No |
Check Access | Boolean | Select to check permission to update the data sets to deploy. | No |
Container Filter | String | The filter to limit Source datasets to be deployed. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify /.*LOAD/ to match any data set containers ending with LOAD. If the filter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. Separate each filter with a newline character. |
No |
Data Set Mapping | String | Specify a list of mapping rules for the data set packages, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: Source_Data_Set,Target_Data_Set. Use the asterisk (*) in the Source_Data_Set value to match any characters. If multiple rules specify the same Source_Data_Set value, only the first one is used. Use Source_Data_Set,DUMMY mapping to skip backup/deployment for a particular dataset. It will show as deployed at the environment level, but in actuality, the backup/deployment is skipped. | No |
Delete the Target Directory contents | Boolean | Select to delete all contents in the target folder and then deploy the artifacts from the selected version. Backup of the target directory will not be taken if this is set. Either the checkbox ‘Delete the Target Directory contents’ should be selected or the checkbox ‘Backup for Rollback’ checkbox should be selected. | No |
Delta Deploy | Enumeration: FULL/INVENTORY/RUNTIME/${p?:delta.deploy.value} |
Specify FULL deployment type to replace all artifacts with artifacts in the current component version. Specify INVENTORY deployment type, a delta deployment, to reduce the deployment time significantly by deploying only the changes between artifacts. The comparison is based on identity attributes including lastModifiedTimestamp and customer properties starting with SYS.id. Specify RUNTIME deployment type, a delta deployment, to use checksum logic to compare artifacts to be deployed with the same artifacts in the target environment. This check is done for every artifact. Only artifacts with checksums that don’t match are considered as changed and used for deployment.Note:* Two artifacts are considered the same when at least one attribute can be used for comparison and all attributes that are used for comparison match exactly. The attributes used for delta deployment type are explained in the table below. | Yes |
HFS Directory mappings | String | Specify target directory mappings to deploy HFS files. It can be either be a single target directory or mapping similar to PDS mapping with source and target directories. | No |
Replace PDS Member | Enumeration: TRUE/FALSE/${p?:deploy.env.replace.pds.member} |
Specify TRUE to replace PDS member in target if exist. Setting to FALSE will run deployment only if all PDS members to be deployed do not exist. | Yes |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
Binder API Path | String | Path to include binder shared libraries(iewbndd6.so/iewbnddx.so) for RUNTIME delta deployment | Yes |
ISPF Gateway Path | String | Specify the path for ISPF gateway binary files. | Yes |
Deployment Base Path | String | The base location to store deployment results and backups for rollback. The default value is the BUZ_DEPLOY_BASE environment variable, which is set to the deployment base path that was specified during installation. Typically, you do not change this value. | Yes |
Temporary DSN Prefix | String | Specify a DSN prefix to be used to create temporary data sets. The default value is the BUZ_TMP_DSN_PREFIX environment variable. If a value is not provided, the prefix in the agent user’s profile or the agent user’s ID is used. | No |
Is Merged Version | String | Specify true if this is a merged version. | No |
Version Name | String | Version Name | Yes |
Version Id | String | Version Id | Yes |
Version Type | String | Version Type | Yes |
Component Name | String | Component Name | Yes |
Resource Id | String | Resource Id | Yes |
Component Id | String | Component Id | Yes |
For each artifact in a delta deployment, the following attributes are compared to the latest inventory version of the same artifact.
Parameter | Where Used | Description |
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Last Modified Timestamp | INVENTORY | IBM UrbanCode Deploy reads the Last Modified Timestamp value when the version is packaged. All load modules that are build by RTC have Last Modified Timestamp values stored in SSI. If SSI has no Last Modified Timestamp values, ZLM4DATE, ZLMTIME and ZLMSEC statistical values are read from ISPF. Note that the JCL-built or third-party tool load modules have a Last Modified Timestamp value of NO. |
Custom properties starting with SYS.id (aka identification properties) | INVENTORY | These properties provide an open framework for the customer or provider to add additional attributes to indicate whether two artifacts are the same. Two artifacts are considered the same when all attributes that are used for comparison match exactly. |
checksum | RUNTIME | The checksum value is determined when the version is packaged. During a RUNTIME deployment, the checksum is calculated for the artifact in the target environment and compared with the checksum calculated during the version creation. These properties can be hash or binder information for load modules. |
FTP Artifacts
Load artifacts from a remote repository using FTP.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Directory Offset | String | The working directory to use when running the command. This directory is relative to the current working directory. | Yes |
Generate Artifact Information
Note:
- Deployment Action filter is applicable only if Backup is enabled in Deploy Data Sets step
- Deployment Action filter is applicable only for loop types Sequential Datasets or PDS Members
- Target Dataset Name filter is applicable for only Dataset/PDS Member loop types
- From version 51, groovy string methods are not interpreted in Template input since the code is rewritten in Java.
Generate text information for selected version artifacts. The information is sent to the text output property for use by later steps. Check out our new plugin https://urbancode.github.io/IBM-UCx-PLUGIN-DOCS/UCD/zos-multi-generate-artifact-info/ to generate multiple templates using a single step
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Container Name Filter | String | Specify a filter to use on the container name. The container can be data set, directory, or generic artifact group. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify /.*LOAD/ to match any text that ends with LOAD. If the filter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. | No |
Custom Properties Filter | String | Specify a list of custom properties filters, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: propertyName=valueFilter. A property without valueFilter selects all artifacts that have that property. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify developer=/M.*/ to match artifacts with a developer property where the value of the property starts with M. If valueFilter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. For example, developer=Martin matches artifacts where the value of the developer property is Martin. | No |
Deploy Type Filter | String | Specify a filter to use on the deploy type. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify /.*LOAD/ to match any text that ends with LOAD. If the filter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. | No |
Fail On Empty | Boolean | Select to set the step to fail if no text is generated. | No |
Ignore unresolved properties | Boolean | Check this box to ignore unresolved properties in the template. On Default(unchecked) this step will fail if any unresolved properties are found. | No |
For Each | Enumeration: 1) Member 2) PDS 3) Sequential 4) DeletedMember 5) DeletedPDS 6) DeletedSequential 7) Directory 8) File 9) DeletedFile 10) GenericArtifactGroup 11) GenericArtifact 12) Deleted PDS Member - Exclude missing members |
Generate information for each artifact of the selected type. | Yes |
Order By | Enumeration: ASC DESC SHIPLIST |
Yes | |
Resource Name Filter | String | Specify a filter to use on the resource name. The resource can be data set member, file, or generic artifact. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify /.*LOAD/ to match any text that ends with LOAD. If the filter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. | No |
Target Data Set Name Filter | String | Specify a filter to use on the target data set name. Java regular expression matching is used if the filter starts and ends with a forward slash (/). For example, specify /.*LOAD/ to match any text that ends with LOAD. If the filter is not a regular expression, exact matching is used. | No |
Template | String | Specify the template to use to generate text. The text output property contains the generated text from this step. Subsequent steps can access this text with the${p:stepName/text} property. Add separators, including line breaks, in the template as needed. Use ${propname} to access custom properties. The following built-in properties are available: ${sourceDataset} for the source dataset name. ${dataset} for the target dataset name. ${member} for the member name. ${deployType} for the deployment type. ${artifactGroup} for the generic artifact group name. ${artifact} for the generic artifact name. ${directory} for the directory name. ${file} for the file name. ${inputsUrl} for the url of the inputs. All property names are case-sensitive. Do not use the built-in names for custom properties. |
Yes |
Deployment Action Filter | Enumeration: ${p?:artifact.deployment.action}<br/CREATED UPDATED |
Specify the template to use to generate text. The text output property contains the generated text from this step. Subsequent steps can access this text with the${p:stepName/text} property. Add separators, including line breaks, in the template as needed. Use ${propname} to access custom properties. The following built-in properties are available: ${sourceDataset} for the source dataset name. ${dataset} for the target dataset name. ${member} for the member name. ${deployType} for the deployment type. ${artifactGroup} for the generic artifact group name. ${artifact} for the generic artifact name. ${directory} for the directory name. ${file} for the file name. ${inputsUrl} for the url of the inputs. All property names are case-sensitive. Do not use the built-in names for custom properties. |
Yes |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
Deployment Base Path | String | The base location to store deployment results and backups for rollback. | No |
Version Name | String | Version Name | No |
Component Name | String | Component Name | No |
Resource Id | String | Resource Id | Yes |
Remove All Versions
Remove all versions in an environment.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Dry Run | Boolean | Select to specify a dry run, which does not delete versions. Instead, the versions to be deleted are written to the output log for verification. | No |
Remove Redundant Versions
Remove redundant versions in an environment. Redundant versions are versions that are completely replaced by subsequent versions.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Dry Run | Boolean | Select to specify a dry run, which does not delete versions. Instead, the versions to be deleted are written to the output log for verification. | No |
Replace Tokens MVS
Replace tokens in MVS data set using properties.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Allow Wildcard | Boolean | Select to use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character in the Include Data Sets field. The asterisk matches any characters. Using wildcard characters can result in updates to a large number of data set members or unexpected updates. | Yes |
End Token Delimiter | String | The end delimiter character to use for identifying tokens. | No |
Exclude Data Sets | String | Specify a list of data set patterns to exclude from processing. Separate patterns with commas or newline characters. Use an asterisk (*) to match any characters. For example, USERID.JCL(ABC*) | No |
Explicit Tokens | String | Specify a list of explicit tokens to replace, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: token->value. For example, mytoken->new_value will replace the mytoken string with new_value in all files. This field is not affected by the delimiter or prefix fields. To replace @token@ with new_value, specify @token@->new_value. If you specify a value in the Property List field, the explicit tokens are added as additional values to replace and override any properties that have the same name. Regular expressions are not supported. | No |
Fail On Truncate | Boolean | Select to set the step to fail if the line exceeds the record length after replacement. If cleared, the line is truncated to fit the record length. | No |
Include Data Sets | String | Specify a list of patterns that describe data sets to process. Separate patterns with commas or newline characters. For example, specify USERID.JCL(ABC) for a partitioned data set, or USERID.DATA for a sequential data set. | Yes |
Property List | String | Specify a value here to use existing property names as tokens to replace in the target files. For example, specify ${p:environment/allProperties} use the names of all component environment properties tokens and the property values as the replacements. Similarly, specify ${p:component/allProperties} ,${p:environment/allProperties} to use all component and component environment properties for token replacement. The delimiter and prefix settings above apply. For example, if the start and end token delimiters are the at sign (@) and property is called token1, then the step searches for @token1@ to replace. |
No |
Property Prefix | String | Specify a prefix to use to determine which properties are included in token replacement. Leave blank to use all properties. | No |
Start Token Delimiter | String | The start delimiter character to use for identifying tokens. | No |
Rollback Data Sets
Rollback data sets and HFS files to a backup created in the previous deployment.
NOTE: Uncheck Delete Backup Data check box in the Rollback step. Instead add Cleanup Backup Files step as a last step in the rollback process design. To delete backup files from z/OS Unix system.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Check Access | Boolean | Select to check permission to update the data sets to deploy. | No |
Delete Backup Data | Boolean | Select to remove the backup data that was created during deployment for this version. | No |
HFS Target Directory | String | Specify a target directory to deploy HFS files. | No |
Prevent Risky Rollback | Enumeration: true/false/${p?:prevent.risky.rollback} |
Set to TRUE to prevent risky rollback. A risky rollback tries to rollback modules that have been replaced by a subsequent version. | Yes |
Run to Check Risk Only | Boolean | Select to do a dry run which only checks for risky rollback. No actual rollback is done when doing a dry run. The step will fail when risk is detected, otherwise, the step will pass. | No |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
Deployment Base Path | String | The base location to store deployment results and backups for rollback. | Yes |
Temporary DSN Prefix | String | Specify a DSN prefix to be used to create temporary data sets. The default value is the BUZ_TMP_DSN_PREFIX environment variable. If a value is not provided, the prefix in the agent user’s profile or the agent user’s ID is used. | No |
Environment Id | String | Environment Id | Yes |
Version Name | String | Version Name | Yes |
Version Id | String | Version Id | Yes |
Version Type | String | Version Type | Yes |
Component Name | String | Component Name | Yes |
Resource Id | String | Resource Id | Yes |
Component Id | String | Component Id | Yes |
Run MVS Command
Run MVS system commands.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Fail Message | String | Specify messages that indicate command failure. The step fails if any of these messages are in the system responses. Separate multiple messages with newline characters. | No |
MVS Commands | String | Specify a list, separated by newline characters, of MVS system commands to run. | Yes |
Stop On Fail | Boolean | Select to stop running commands after a command fails. | No |
Run TSO or ISPF Command
Run TSO and ISPF commands using the ISPF gateway.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Command To Run | String | Specify the TSO and ISPF commands to run. Separate multiple commands with newline characters. Interactive TSO commands are not supported. | Yes |
ISPF TSO Profile | String | Specify an existing ISPF profile to use in the call. | No |
Run In A Reusable ISPF Session | Boolean | Select to run commands in a reusable ISPF session that stays active between calls. | No |
Show Operation Log | Boolean | No | |
Stop On Fail | Boolean | Select to stop running commands after a command fails with a non-zero return code. | No |
TSO Or ISPF | Enumeration: TSO/ISPF | Only ISPF supports return code. | Yes |
Submit Job
Submit job.
Note: * Using passphrase in place of password is supported from JMON version v2.9.14. Passphrase authentication is enabled by setting property PASS_PHRASE to ON in JMON configurations. JMON binaries with passphrase support are copied to #HLQ#.SBUZAUTH dataset from agent version 7.1.2.0 after agent install or upgrade. * When the JCL Line with replace tokens is 72 characters long, last character is assumed to be continuation character and this character is kept intact during token replacement and submitting Job. * When the JCL Line with replace tokens is 80 characters long, the 72nd character is assumed to be continuation character and the characters 73-80 are considered to be sequence numbers. In this case, the characters 72-80 are kept intact during token replacement and submitting job.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Default Job Statement | String | Default job statement to use if no job statement is found in the JCL. The job statement is not validated. Ensure that the job statement contains valid values for your system. Token replacement rules are not applied to the default job statement. | No |
JCL | String | Enter the JCL to submit. | No |
JCL Dataset | String | Submits JCL from a partitioned data set (PDS) member. Input can be a PDS member name: A.B.C(MEM). Or a PDS member pattern: A.B.C(D*X). Or a PDS name: A.B.C. When the input is a member pattern, all matching members are submitted. When the input is a PDS name, all members are submitted. Multiple JCL statements are submitted in sequence using the same settings. Multiple input JCL statements cannot be used together with Replace Token sets for Each Job field. | No |
JCL File | String | Submits JCL in a file in the UNIX file system. For example, /u/userid/jobname.jcl | No |
Max Lines | String | Specify the maximum number of lines to display in the log. Set it to -1 to display all the lines. | No |
Max Return Code | String | Specify the maximum return code for the step. The step fails if the JCL return code is greater than the specified value. | Yes |
Replace Token sets for Each Job | String | One job is submitted for each set of token replacement rules. Each set must be separated by a line containing only two forward slashes (//) characters. Within a set, each rule must be on a separate line. | No |
Replace Tokens | String | Specify replacement rules to apply to the JCL before submission. Rules are represented by a list of explicit tokens to replace in the following format: token->value. Separate rules with newline characters. For example, mytoken->new_value will replace the mytoken string with new_value in all files. To replace @token@ with new_value, specify @token@->new_value. Regular expressions are not supported. | No |
Show Output | String | Specify the output data set to be displayed in the log. Separate multiple data sets with commas. Specify ALL for all data sets. | No |
Stop On Fail | Boolean | Select to stop submitting jobs after a job fails. Failure is determined by the Max Return Code and Timeout fields. A JCL error is always considered a failure. | No |
Timeout | String | Specify the timeout in seconds. | No |
Wait For Job | Boolean | Select to wait for the job to complete. If cleared, the Timeout, Show Output, Max Lines, and Max Return Code fields are not used. | No |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
Use Agent/Impersonation Id to submit Job | Enumeration: TRUE/FALSE/${p:jes.use.run.id} |
Set it to TRUE to submit the job using the Agent Id (or) impersonation Id used to run this step. Set it to FALSE to submit the job with a specific UserId and password/passticket. | Yes |
Host Name | String | Host Name or IP address to connect JMON | Yes |
Job Monitor Port | String | JES job monitor port (1-65535). Default is 6715. | Yes |
User Name | String | User Name | No |
Password | String | Password | No |
Use Passticket | Boolean | Use PassTicket authentication if a password is not provided. See the z/OS Utility plug-in documentation for the required configuration to allow PassTickets. | No |
IRRRacf.jar File | String | Specify the full path to the System Access Facility (SAF) JAR file, which is IRRRacf.jar. The default value is /usr/include/java_classes/IRRRacf.jar. | Yes |
IRRRacf Native Library Path | String | Specify the path to the System Access Facility (SAF) native library, which is libIRRRacf.so. There is one library for 31-bit Java and one for 64-bit Java. You must specify the path of the appropriate library based on the version of Java that you are running. The default value is /usr/lib. | Yes |
Print job output of each job in separate page | Boolean | When mutliple jobs are submitted in a single plugin step, check this box to get each output in separate page. First page will be blank and output will start from second page | No |
Wait For Job
Wait for a submitted job to complete. Note: Using passphrase in place of password is supported from JMON version v2.9.14. Passphrase authentication is enabled by setting property PASS_PHRASE to ON in JMON configurations. JMON binaries with passphrase support are copied to #HLQ#.SBUZAUTH dataset from agent version 7.1.2.0 after agent install or upgrade.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Job ID | String | Specify the job ID. For example, JOB06663. Use the ${p:submitStepName/jobId} property to refer to the job ID from an earlier Submit Job step. |
No |
Max Lines | String | Specify the maximum number of lines to display in the log. Set it to -1 to display all the lines. | No |
Max Return Code | String | Specify the maximum return code for the step. The step fails if the JCL return code is greater than the specified value. | Yes |
Show Output | String | Specify the output data sets to display in the log. Separate multiple data sets with commas. Specify ALL to display all data sets. | No |
Timeout | String | Specify the timeout in seconds. | No |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
Use Agent/Impersonation Id to wait For Job | Enumeration: TRUE/FALSE/${p:jes.use.run.id} |
Set it to TRUE to submit job using the Agent Id (or) impersonation Id used to run this step. Set it to FALSE to submit job with a specific UserId and password/passticket. | Yes |
Host Name | String | Host Name or IP address to connect JMON | Yes |
Job Monitor Port | String | JES job monitor port (1-65535). Default is 6715. | Yes |
User Name | String | User Name | No |
Password | String | Password | No |
Use Passticket | Boolean | Use PassTicket authentication if a password is not provided. See the z/OS Utility plug-in documentation for the required configuration to allow PassTickets. | No |
IRRRacf.jar File | String | Specify the full path to the System Access Facility (SAF) JAR file, which is IRRRacf.jar. The default value is /usr/include/java_classes/IRRRacf.jar. | Yes |
IRRRacf Native Library Path | String | Specify the path to the System Access Facility (SAF) native library, which is libIRRRacf.so. There is one library for 31-bit Java and one for 64-bit Java. You must specify the path of the appropriate library based on the version of Java that you are running. The default value is /usr/lib. | Yes |
Delete Dataset
Deletes a dataset PDS or Sequential.
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Dataset Name | String | Name of the datasets to be deleted. It can be a sequential dataset or PDS member or PDS. Separate dataset names with a newline. If the single quotation marks are omitted, the user's data set prefix from the TSO profile is automatically appended to the front of the dataset name. Wildcards are not allowed. GDGs with relative generation number are not allowed. | Yes |
Members List | String | Specify members to be deleted from the only PDS mentioned in Datasets input. Separate member names with a newline. | No |
Cleanup Backup Files
Delete backup files created during deploy datasets step.
All the properties in the step are hidden properties
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Deployment Base Path | String | The base location where deployment results and backups for rollback are stored. | Yes |
Version Name | String | Name of the version | Yes |
Component Name | String | Name of the component | Yes |
Resource Id | String | Resource Id | Yes |
Restore Backup Datasets
Restored datasets from backup taken during deployment
Name | Type | Description | Required |
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Restore Dataset Mapping | String | Specify list of mapping rules for the datasets to be restored, separated by newline characters. Use the following format: Env_Dataset,Restore_Dataset. Use the asterisk (*) in the Env_Dataset value to match any characters. If multiple rules specify the same Env_Dataset value, only the first one is used. | Yes |
Allow Creating Dataset | Boolean | Select to create a dataset if the specified restore dataset does not exist. | No |
Hidden Properties (below) | |||
ISPF Gateway Path | String | Specify the path for ISPF gateway binary files. | Yes |
Deployment Base Path | String | The base location to store deployment results and backups for rollback. The default value is the BUZ_DEPLOY_BASE environment variable, which is set to the deployment base path that was specified during installation. Typically, you do not change this value. | Yes |
Temporary DSN Prefix | String | Specify a DSN prefix to be used to create temporary data sets. The default value is the BUZ_TMP_DSN_PREFIX environment variable. If a value is not provided, the prefix in the agent user’s profile or the agent user’s ID is used. | No |
Version Name | String | Version Name | Yes |
Component Name | String | Component Name | Yes |
Resource Id | String | Resource Id | Yes |