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6. Run the ARSDB program. This program name is case-sensitive.
arsdb -I ARC95037 -c
7. The ARSDB program generates a series of messages. It acknowledges the successful 
creation of the tables when all of the tables are created without any error; otherwise, it 
creates error messages.
Y ou might see a message that is similar to the following example:
arsdb:  “Unable to determine the database engine” 
This message might look like a DB2 error, but the ARSDB program cannot read the 
configuration file. Check the log for any IBM RACF® messages that are writing to or opening 
the file system.
Many installations run several DB2 systems on the z/OS logical partition (LPAR). Sometimes, 
this approach can lead to errors if the link list contains only the DSNLOAD and DSNEXIT library 
from a different DB2 subsystem. Y ou can add your requested DB2 library by running the 
export command:
export STEPLIB=”SYS1.DSNA.SDNSLOAD:SYS1.DSNA.SDSNLOD2:SYS1.DSNA.SDSNEXIT”
This command sets the environment.
Initializing the system log, system load, and system migration
After you create the Content Manager OnDemand system tables, the system log must be 
initialized with the ARSSYSCR program for this new instance. To do so, complete the following 
steps:
1. Move to the Content Manager OnDemand executable directory by running the following 
command:
cd /opt/IBM/ondemand/V9.5/bin
2. Run the ARSSYSCR program for this instance and use the -I parameter:
arssyscr - I ARC95037 -l
Here, ARC95037 is the name of the instance.
Content Manager OnDemand supports the ability to track loading activity with the system 
load logging facility. Content Manager OnDemand stores these load messages in the system 
load log. Y ou can initialize the system load log by completing the following steps:
1. Move to the Content Manager OnDemand executable directory by running the following 
command:
/opt/IBM/ondemand/V9.5/bin
2. Run the ARSSYSCR program for this instance and use the -I parameter:
arssyscr - I ARC95037 -a
Again, -I ARC95037 is the new Content Manager OnDemand instance.
Tip: If you exit the shell, the setting is gone. Y ou can add the export command to your 
OMVS login profile. Check your variables by running SET.