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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.
  1. Edit QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX1).
  2. Read the job comments and change values as necessary.
  3. Change ssid to your DB2 UDB for z/OS subsystem ID.
  4. Optional: Review the Comments in the JOB for further tailoring opportunities.
  5. Submit job QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX1).
  6. 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.

  1. Edit QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX2).
  2. Read the job comments and change values as necessary.
  3. Change ssidto your DB2 UDB for z/OS subsystem ID.
  4. (Optional) Review the Comments in the JOB for further tailoring opportunities.
  5. Submit job QMF810.SDSQSAPE(DSQ1EDX2).
  6. 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.


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