DLI Mode Data Sets 2 panel
The DLI Mode Data Sets 2 panel allows you to view and modify the names of the RECON, ACBLIB, and IMS log data sets used by the FM/IMS functions when run in DLI mode.
The panel is displayed when option 3 is selected on the Subsystem Settings Menu. The Subsystem field displays the IMS subsystem ID you specified on the Subsystem Settings Menu.
The panel displays the data set names that an online FM/IMS function uses when a DLI region type is selected and this IMS subsystem ID is specified on the function's Entry panel.
The FM/IMS administrator may have fixed the values of some or all of the data set names displayed on the panel.
If a data set has been fixed, the panel field will be protected and you will not be able to change the specified value. If a data set has not been fixed, you can change the value that has been specified for it.
Enter the RESET command to reset all the data set names on the panel to their subsystem defaults.
Enter the EXIT command (F3), to exit the panel saving the changes you have made.
Enter the CANCEL command (F12), to exit the panel without saving the changes you have made.
Panel and field definitions
- Subsystem
- The IMS subsystem ID you specified on the Subsystem Settings Menu.
- RECON Primary data set
- If you want IMS to dynamically allocate the DBRC RECON
data sets, leave this field blank. IMS allocates
the RECON data sets specified in the DFSMDA dynamic
allocation members when they are required.
If you want FM/IMS to allocate the DBRC RECON data sets, specify the name of the primary DBRC RECON data set that you want IMS to use. FM/IMS functions running in DLI mode allocate the specified data set to the RECON1 DD when it is required.
If you specify a primary RECON data set, you must also specify a secondary and a spare RECON data set.
- RECON Secondary
- If you want IMS to dynamically allocate the DBRC RECON
data sets, leave this field blank. IMS allocates
the RECON data sets specified in the DFSMDA dynamic
allocation members when they are required.
If you want FM/IMS to allocate the DBRC RECON data sets, specify the name of the secondary DBRC RECON data set that you want IMS to use. FM/IMS functions running in DLI mode allocate the specified data set to the RECON2 DD when it is required.
If you specify a secondary RECON data set, you must also specify a primary and a spare RECON data set.
- RECON Spare
- If you want IMS to dynamically allocate the DBRC RECON
data sets, leave this field blank. IMS allocates
the RECON data sets specified in the DFSMDA dynamic
allocation members when they are required.
If you want FM/IMS to allocate the DBRC RECON data sets, specify the name of the spare DBRC RECON data set that you want IMS to use. FM/IMS functions running in DLI mode allocate the specified data set to the RECON3 DD when it is required.
If you specify a spare RECON data set, you must also specify a primary and a secondary RECON data set.
- ACBLIB Data set name
- The staging ACBLIB data set name for the
subsystem.
The data set is used by the Initialize function when a Fast Path database is specified. The DBFUMIN0 utility obtains information from the DBD member of the ACBLIB that was generated for the database you are initializing.
- IMS log Data set name pattern
- The name pattern used by FM/IMS functions to generate IMS log data set names.
The name pattern can consist of up to five qualifiers. For each qualifier, you can specify either the required character string or a symbol. The data set name is generated by replacing the symbols in the name pattern with their run-time values.
For the remainder of this entry, "the function" refers to the function that is to use the IMS log.
The name pattern supports these symbols:
- &DBNAME.
- The name of the primary database that the function accesses.
- &PREFIX.
- Either the user's TSO prefix (if the name is being generated in a TSO environment) or the value specified in the TSOPREFIX parameter (otherwise). The value may be null.
- &FUNCOD.
- The code for the function.
The following are the codes for the functions that may use an IMS log:
- IE
- Edit
- IB
- Browse
- DIB
- Initialize
- IXB
- Extract
- ILB
- Load
- IPR
- IEB
- Batch Edit
- IBB
- Batch Browse
- &HHMMSS.
- Thhmmss where hhmmss is the time of day that the IMS log data set name is generated expressed in hours (HH), minutes (MM) and seconds (SS).
- &SSID.
- The name of the IMS subsystem that the function is to access.
- &UID.
- Either &PREFIX. (if its value is not null) or the User ID (otherwise).
- &USER.
- User ID
- &YYMMDD.
- Dyymmdd where yymmdd is the date that the IMS log data set name is generated expressed as a 2-digit year (YY), month (MM) and day (DD).
Parent panels
Child panels
- None.