Deleting QMF from a DB2 DRDA AS
This section describes
how to delete QMF from a DB2 DRDA AS.
Deleting QMF
Run this step only if you are reinstalling QMF into a
DB2 DRDA AS application server that already contains QMF.
Attention: This step removes all QMF control tables and packages
from the DB2 DRDA AS. QMF is not able to connect to the DB2 DRDA
AS after running this step.
- Edit QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX1).
- Read the job comments and change values as necessary.
- Change ssid to your DB2 UDB for z/OS
subsystem ID.
- Optional: Review the Comments in the JOB
for further tailoring opportunities.
- Submit job QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX1).
- Check Stepname DSQCDROP for a return code of 0 or 4. Review
SYSTERM for completion messages.
If the return code is other than 0 or 4, examine SYSTSPRT and
SYSPRINT for error messages. Perform corrective actions and rerun
the job.
Deleting QMF sample tables from a DB2 DRDA AS
Run
this step only if you are reinstalling QMF into a DB2 DRDA AS application server
that already contains QMF.
This step drops all the QMF sample tables from the DB2 DRDA AS.
- Edit QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX2).
- Read the job comments and change values as necessary.
- Change ssidto your DB2 UDB for z/OS
subsystem ID.
- (Optional) Review the Comments in the JOB for further tailoring opportunities.
- Submit job QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX2).
- Check Stepname DSQCDROP for a return code of 0 or 4. Review
SYSTERM for completion messages.
If the return code is other than 0 or 4, examine SYSTSPRT and
SYSPRINT for error messages. Perform corrective actions and rerun
the job.
