RE: ADDIMGCLGE -- MIDRANGE-L

ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG)
           TOFILE(*FROMFILE) 
CPDBC2A - FROMDEV or FROMFILE parameter required.

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I think you need to get rid of the directory path.  Since the IMGCLG knows
where the files are kept there is no need for the directory path.


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Gave the following a try:
ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG)
           FROMFILE('/fixes/iptf0045_1.bin')
           TOFILE(*fromfile)

CPDBC29
Message . . . . :   Image already exists in image catalog PTFCATALOG.
Cause . . . . . :   Image iptf0045_1.bin already exists in image catalog
  PTFCATALOG at index 1.
Recovery  . . . :   Either specify REPLACE(*YES) or a different file name
on
  the TOFILE parameter and try the request again.

Apparently it insists on doing the copy.  But it will use the same file
name provided that the directory of the FROMFILE parameter is not the same
as
CRTIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) DIR('/fixes') TEXT('PTF image catalog')
So evidently there is no getting around the sucking sound of disk space
and wasted, wasted time.

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Thanks for slapping that into my head.  Pi$$ed away a few hours yesterday
waiting for ADDIMGCLGE to complete.

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Rob  did you get the note about ho to not have the files duplicated??
I use the following

ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTF19)
           FROMFILE('/fixes/P19/iptf0019_1.bin')
           TOFILE(*FROMFILE)

Using *FROMFILE will not give you the duplicate ones.

>From the help:
<snip>
*FROMFILE
    The file name will be the same name as source image.  If the
    source image is from optical media, the name given to the file
    will be the volume ID.  If the source image is from another
    directory, the file will be given the same name as that in the
    source directory.
</snip>


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Dang!  You have to run the ADDIMGCLGE!

> CRTIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTF19) DIR('/fixes/p19')
Ownership of object PTF19 in QUSRSYS type *IMGCLG changed.
Image catalog PTF19 created in library QUSRSYS.
> vrycfg cfgobj(optvrt01) cfgtype(*dev) status(*on)
Device OPTVRT01 currently on-line.
> lodimGCLG IMGCLG(PTF19) Dev(optvrt01)
No image catalog entries are in loaded status.
Image catalog PTF19 not loaded to device OPTVRT01.

> DSPMSGD CPDBC10
Message . . . . :   No image catalog entries are in loaded status.
Cause . . . . . :   The loading of image catalog PTF19 found no catalog
  entries to be loaded.
Recovery  . . . :   Use the WRKIMGCLGE command to ensure there is at least
one
  image catalog entry is in loaded status and retry the command.

> WRKLNK '/fixes/P19/*'
Object link            Type
.                      DIR
..                     DIR
ftp0019.txt            STMF
ilst0019.txt           STMF
iptf0019_1.bin         STMF

> ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTF19) FROMFILE('/fixes/P19/iptf0019_1.bin')

> WRKLNK OBJ('/fixes/P19/*')
Object link            Type
.                      DIR
..                     DIR
ftp0019.txt            STMF
ilst0019.txt           STMF
iptf0019_1.bin         STMF
iptf0019_1.bin01       STMF

> LODIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTF19) DEV(OPTVRT01)
Volume *VIRTUALEXPORT removed from optical device.
Volume C5302273_01 added to optical device.
Image catalog PTF19 loaded in device OPTVRT01.

> VFYIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTF19) TYPE(*PTF) SORT(*YES)

> GO PTF
> 8. Install program temporary fix package

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You shouldn't need to, the CRTIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) DIR('/fixes')
associates the directory with the image catalog and the LODIMGCLG
IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) DEV(OPTVRT01) loads whatever image is in that
directory.


I have not done this with downloaded fixes, but I did a v4r5 to v5r2
upgrade
and preloaded the image catalog for PTF's by creating it on a v5r2 system
and restoring the directory to the v4r5 system.  After the upgrade I just
did the CRT and the LOD.  I did the VFY and the images were even in the
correct order.

Scott Ingvaldson
AS/400 System Administrator
GuideOne Insurance Group

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date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 14:04:41 -0500
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subject: RE: ADDIMGCLGE

Then what associates that particular .bin with the virtual optical drive?

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You should be able to skip the ADDIMGCLGE step if the image already exists
in the directory.

Regards,

Scott Ingvaldson
AS/400 System Administrator
GuideOne Insurance Group

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date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 10:04:36 -0500
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I've been using ftp to download ptf's.  The steps basically are:
Find out what ptf's you want.
Use iPTF to order them.
Read your email for the ftp is ready email.
Use ftp from your iSeries to get them into the IFS.
CRTDEVOPT DEVD(OPTVRT01) RSRCNAME(*VRT) ONLINE(*YES) TEXT('Virtual optical


drive for image catalog')
VRYCFG CFGOBJ(OPTVRT01) CFGTYPE(*DEV) STATUS(*ON)
CRTIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) DIR('/fixes') TEXT('PTF image catalog')
ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) FROMFILE('/fixes/TheFtpFileNameHere')
LODIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) DEV(OPTVRT01)
VFYIMGCLG IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) TYPE(*PTF) SORT(*YES)
GO PTF
8. Install program temporary fix package


The problem I have is with the
ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG) FROMFILE('/fixes/TheFtpFileNameHere')
For example, if I ftp down this file, iptf0021_1.bin, with a size of
500611072, then run the ADDIMGCLGE, I'll now have two files; the original
and a iptf0021_1.bin01, both of the same size.

Is there some option on ADDIMGCLGE that says not to copy the data over,
but just point to it?


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