LKB Data Importing
Inquisitor (IQ) data files containing z/OS tagger data for local knowledge database (LKB) updates are supported. An LKB database is automatically prepared for each repository created by an Administrator. After importing, LKB data can be viewed in the "LKB Summary: report. Online addition of LKU data or alteration of LKB/LKU data is not currently available. See the HCL Z Asset Optimizer Version 2.1.1 Administration Guide and Reference for more information on running the HCL ZAO for z/OS Batch tagger.
Before you begin
Procedure
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On the home page, click the import button ; or
Move the cursor to the Import menu and click onPerform Import Processing.The Files page is displayed:
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To upload a file, click on and select one or multiple files that
have been previously downloaded to your workstation from z/OS, such as
Inquisitor (IQ) or Usage Monitor (UM)zip files.
Note: When the upload is being processed, do not navigate away from the 'Upload' page before the process is completed, to avoid terminating the upload process. Each total selected file upload size must not be larger than 256 MB for a single upload request.The Progress of the Upload process can be seen on the screen as shown:The uploaded files list is displayed on the same page, after uploading has been completed successfully.
- If you want to delete a file, click on the delete icon .
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If you wish to delete all the files which are uploaded, move the cursor to the
icon and click Delete All.
- To import the uploaded files into a database repository, click the Start Processing Uploaded filesbutton.
- Select your target repository. To change from your default, click the drop-down menu next to Choose Repository,and select the desired repository from the list of repositories.
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If you leave the checkbox checked, the Aggregator merges data from the
repository Discovery tables and adds to the repository Asset
tables. This option is only applicable if importing only Inquisitor (IQ)
collection files (from z/OS).
If Usage Monitor (UM) collection files are also uploaded for importing, the Aggregator is automatically executed, irrespective of the option selected, to ensure all usage data is merged correctly into the appropriate repository tables.
- If you check the checkbox, Aggregator execution is implied, and usage count data aggregation is performed. It is recommended to set this option at least once for a repository following a GKB update being performed.
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On mouse hover over each checkbox, a brief description about both options is
shown:
When all options are set as required, to begin the import processing, click the “Save” button.
When the Import process is initiated, the progress is displayed in the Status window:Once started, the import processing step commences, and data is added to the target repository database. During this time, the repository is busy and cannot be accessed until the process is completed. Once completed, access to the Repository is restored.
A sample repository selection list showing a 'busy' indicator is shown: - If you want to stop the import process before completion,click the button.
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In the pop-up window that follows, click OK to confirm or Cancel
to not proceed. Note: Cancelling an import process can result in the repository database becoming unusable. A Repository 'reset' is required to make the repository eligible once again to receive import data.The Status page is then displayed:
When the import is complete, depending upon the kind of files you have uploaded, the respective log files will be displayed in the appropriate section.
For instance, if you uploaded zip files related to the Inquisitor, the log file name is displayed in the Inquisitor Import Logs.
In example: - Click on a log file to download the file to your system. The file is downloaded only in standard text format.
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The GKB expired warning message might appear after the import processing
is finished if the installed GKB database is out of date.
Note: Please contact your ZAO administrator to schedule a GKB update as soon as possible. Import processing is not impacted
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If you upload files other than supported IQ/UM z/OS collector zip files, you
will get this error message:
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To see all the previous logs, navigate to the Repository View Logs section,
click on
A list of previous Log files is displayed:
- If you want to delete a single file, click the delete button
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If you want to delete all the archived log files of the viewed type, move the
cursor to the icon next to the Delete All
label.
- To go back to a previous screen, click on the respective tab.
- If you want to go to the Home page, click on the or the icon.