CD Copy: Download the JCL, programs and other files from the CD to  a PDS called xxxxx.OPC2CA7.JCL where xxxxx is the standard prefix you are going to use for all files.  This library needs to be fixed block, have a record length of 80 bytes. It should have at least 40 directory blocks and have 5/2 cylinders of primary/secondary space.

DEFAULTS: This member holds all the product options. It is important that these are set before executing any of the programs. If you have difficulty understanding any of these settings, please contact support.

BANKHOLS: This member holds a list of all the bank holidays that effect the scheduling of your batch work. You need to go back to the first year mentioned by your OPC period calendars.

DUPRULES: The package may find it necessary to rename jobs. The REXX statements in DUPRULES will determine the new job name. Edit this member and include all common suffixes / prefixes to ensure new names will follow you job naming conversion. See program PGM50 and PGM70 for more details.

JCLALLOC:  This job allocates all the flat files used by the conversion package. It executes the program PGM00. Note that you must change the two hard coded variables at the top of the program before running this. These define the size of the files and the name of the dataset's first qualifier. This name must be coded in all the their bits of JCL before it is submitted. I would suggest you leave the middle qualifier as the name OPC2CA7.

JCLALL0:  This job will extract a list of CA-7 job names that have already been defined. Note that you must hard code two parameters at the top needs editing before it can be run.

OPC/ESA reports: You need to run 5 OPC/ESA reports. Sample JCL has been included on the floppy disk (all are prefixed with OPC) but you may in it easier to use the OPC online panels to generate the JCL . The five reports required are CALENDARS,  PERIODS, APPLICATIONS, WORK STATION and a LONG TERM PLAN. 

JCLALL1:  The core of the conversion - here you will extract and process the OPC information with programs PGM10-95. Ensure you read the program details before running this job.