Section 2, Task 1: Customize and Verify Your Test PDB Prerequisite 1: You have a printed copy of the table definition(s). Step d: Use your local print facility to print the file.

Set up and submit a batch job with a SAS job step (using JCL like that used in the LOAD job step in the CMQSTART member of CPMISC PDS, except that you can remove the definition of the SMF ddname). In the job step, include the following macro calls:

   %CPSTART(MODE=BATCH,SYSTEM=MVS,
        ROOT='itsv.prefix.',
        PDB='your.test.pdb',
        DISP=OLD,SHARE=N/A,
        MXGSRC=('mxg.userid.sourclib' 'mxg.mxg.sourclib'),
        MXGLIB=mxg.mxg.formats
        );
    
   %CPDDUTL(FILENAME='cpddutl.cmds(member)');

where itsv.prefix is the high-level qualifiers (with or without a trailing period) of the SAS library at your site that contains the IT Service Vision server software, your.test.pdb is the name (high-level-qualifiers with or without a trailing period) of the IT Service Vision PDB for which you want to build the table views, mxg.userid.sourclib is the name of the PDS that contains any overrides to the modules in the PDS named in mxg.mxg.sourclib, mxg.mxg.formats is the fully qualified dataset name of the SAS library at your site that contains the MXG formats, and cpddutl.cmds(member) is the fully qualified physical name of a PDS and member name at your site that you should create to contain the following CPDDUTL control statement for the %CPDDUTL macro to execute.

The contents of cpddutl.cmds(member) should be the following PRINT TABLE control statement:

print table name = _ALL_;

For more information on the PRINT TABLE control statement, see the Macro Reference documentation for IT Service Vision.