text: The**arsdb**program provides an interface between the database manager and Content 
  Manager OnDemand. Several parameters are used in the creation and dropping of tables. 
  For more information about**arsdb**, see the*IBM Content Manager OnDemand for z/OS -*
  *Configuration Guide*, SC19-3363. 
  
  The**arsdb**program is in the UNIX System Services file system /usr/lpp/ars/V9R5M0/bin. 
  When you create the Content Manager OnDemand tables or indexes, the**arsdb**command 
  can build the tables and indexes in the default table space or in table spaces that you create 
  by using the ARSTSPAC member. 
  
  When you run the**arsdb**command, Content Manager OnDemand validates the existence of 
  the table space. If the table space does not exist, the**arsdb**command creates the Content 
  Manager OnDemand system tables in the default table space. After you create the Content 
  Manager OnDemand table spaces, if changes are required, the best way to change the table 
  space is by running the**ALTER TABLESPACE**command. 
  
  **4.6.2 Data tables for Content Manager OnDemand z/OS**
  
  The data tables in Content Manager OnDemand are created under the control of DB2 on 
  z/OS. Like the system tables, the data tables in Content Manager OnDemand are created 
  dynamically during the**arsload**process. It is important to understand how Content Manager 
  OnDemand on z/OS allocates space for these tables because they can grow large. 