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15.7.5 Migration Management Tool script<br />

This section describes the System z Migration Management Tool script<br />

(zMMT.sh), that can be used to create the JCL needed for a node migration.<br />

Overview<br />

The second option allows you to create the migration jobs completely on z/OS<br />

using a shell script, zmmt.sh, found in the product bin directory<br />

(/usr/lpp/z<strong>WebSphere</strong>/V7R0/bin). The script will also create the CNTL and DATA<br />

data sets and the corresponding JCL that is needed to perform the migration.<br />

You will need a response file. This response file contains information about the<br />

node construction. There are two options on how to create a response file:<br />

► Use the MMT<br />

► Rebuild an example found in the Information Center<br />

Note: We suggest using the MMT to build the response file. This makes sure<br />

that any changes brought with new PTFs to the response file are used.<br />

Command<br />

The command can be found in the /bin directory of the product home (default is<br />

/usr/lpp/z<strong>WebSphere</strong>/V7R0). See Example 15-1 on page 496. To run the script,<br />

the following parameters can be used:<br />

► -responseFile<br />

Specifies the path to your response file. This file can either be encoded in<br />

ASCII or EBCDIC. The shipped samples use ASCII.<br />

► -profilePath<br />

Fully qualified path name to an existing set of generated jobs. This parameter<br />

cannot be used in combination with the -responsefile option.<br />

► -workspace<br />

Specifies the Eclipse work space directory.<br />

► -transfer<br />

Copy generated jobs from a UNIX System Services file system to a pair of<br />

partitioned datasets. The zMMT.sh script first writes the customization jobs to<br />

a UNIX System Services file system.<br />

► -allocate<br />

Attempts to allocate the target datasets<br />

Chapter 15. Migration 495

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