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Phase E. Configuring Files At this point, you're ready to configure the files your PC users need to access. You can configure files without a group and account by using file equations that you set up. The file equation itself can be generated in Access PC with logon UDCs or in an IAFILE. In a Host Batch environment, file equations can be generated with logon UDCs, the IAFILE, or in the job stream before running Host Batch. See Chapters 4 and 12 in the Information Access Server: Database Administration manual. If you used Phase C and are back in MPE, you must first re-enter the Administrator Utility. Re-entering the Administrator Utility --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-1. Run the Administrator Utility, either | | | by using the UDC command ADMIN, or by | | | typing RUN ADMIN.PPC.SYS and pressing | | | Return. | | | | | | If you've added a lockword to the file, | The Entry screen appears. | | you'll be prompted for it. Type it in and | | | press Return. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-2. Type your user name the User field | The Administrator Utility Main Menu | | and your password in the User Password | appears. | | field, then press Enter. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adding Files --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-3. Type AF in the Go to screen field and | The Add File (AF) screen appears. | | press Enter. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-4. Type a file name, the MPE group and | The definition of the file is added to the | | account it resides in, the remote system | data dictionary, and the Add File screen | | name (if it's not on the host), the file | clears, except the user group and account | | lockword (unless blank), then press Enter. | is displayed as the default. The file does | | | not need to exist on the system at the time | | | of configuration. You will get a Yes or No | | | prompt asking if you wish to add the file | | | anyway. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-5. Repeat Step E-4 for each file you | The Administrator Utility adds the | | want to configure. | definition of each file to the data | | | dictionary. | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-6. Choose Done f8. | The File Menu appears. | | | | | If you don't want to check your file | | | configuration, skip to Phase F. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Checking Configuration --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | What You Do | What Happens | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-7. Choose List All Files f5. | The List Files screen appears. This screen | | | lists the names of all files in the data | | | dictionary, the MPE group and account, and | | | the remote system (if any) where the files | | | are located. | | | | | | Secondary DBAs will see only the names of | | | the files under their control. | | | | | If any files need to be added, use the Add | | | File (AF) screen to do so. If any files | | | are not defined correctly, use the Change | | | File (CF) screen to correct the definition. | | | | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | E-8. Choose Done f8. | The File Menu appears. | | | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------