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We have adopted a simple standard in a multiple machine environment,
We create a flag file on each machine with the name equal to the system
name...usually this is placed in QUSRSYS....on every other machine in the
environment , we create DDM files linked to the flag files on the other
machines....that way you always have a path to the remote machines
and you know exactly where you DDM is going....by using a system file,
you have to steer it to the right machine all the time...We also use these
file to test if the remote machine is up or not...

Bob Kerr 
Director of Data Center Services
NordicTrack

At 06:23 PM 7/8/97 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Hi All,
>
>     I have a question on SBMRMTCMD command. When we specify this
command
>in a CL, we need to specify the DDM file which is used to locate the
remote
>system. But when we specify the DDMF (which has to be created
before this)
>we need to specify the remote file name also along with remote location
>name while creating DDMF. Which remote file name we will specify? The
help
>for SBMRMTCMD says it ignores the remote file and only uses the
remote
>location. But if we delete the remote file on the remote system, what will
>happen to the DDMF on the source system and how it affects the
SBMRMTCMD?
>
>     Is there any permanent *FILE object on the remote system that can be
>specified in DDMF to be used for SBMRMTCMD? Thanx in advance for
any help
>or suggestions. Good day.
>
>Best Regards,
>Venu
>


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