Option 15 - Analyze constraints – EDHCSTANZ - assure_quick_edd

Assure QuickEDD Tools

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Assure QuickEDD
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Assure QuickEDD Tools
Copyright
2025
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1997
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2026-06-16
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Integrate
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IBM Infrastructure
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Precisely Assure
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IBM i Security
IBM i HA
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IBM i HA
IBM i Security - Base
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Assure QuickEDD HA
Legacy Security
Assure QuickEDD Promoter
Assure QuickEDD for PowerHA

EDH - Analyze constraints (EDHCSTANZ)

Type choices, press Enter

Libraries . . . . . . . . . __________ Name, generic*, *ALL, *ENV

Action for constraints . . *PRINT *ENABLED, *PRINT

The analysis can be done by library name (with generic names) or for all libraries of an environment.

If the setting *ENV is used, two other settings are displayed to choose the environment and its type, *SND or *RCV.

The job batch EDHCSTANZ is submitted:

It produces two spool files:

  • A global list, with reference ** LISTCST

  • A synthesis list, with reference **CNTCST

Option *PRINT allows you to compare the source and target systems, for example; this comparison is valid only if you take into account the omissions done in the settings.

If the option *ENABLED is used, constraints are activated. If this operation cannot be done, a third spool, with reference **ERRCST, is produced.

The option *ENABLED can only be used on the target system.

Assure QuickEDD HA deactivates a minimum of the constraints during replication, and reactivates them at the time of the switch.

You can also plan to run this command using the option *ENABLED once a week so that the switch process will be as fast as possible.