Using the BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL primary menu
Use the BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL primary menu to specify the subsystem identifier of the BMC Consolidated Subsystem (BCSS) to use and to select the AR/CTL object to access.
The BCSS determines the REGISET that will be used; select the correct BCSS and REGISET for your purpose. The BCSS you choose must be active. For more information about the BCSS and REGISET, see Customizing-after-installation.
To use the BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL primary menu
- Access the Application Enhancement Series primary menu.
Type 3 in the choice entry field, and press Enter. The interface displays the BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL primary menu.
BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL
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Type or verify the ID of the BMC Consolidated Subsystem (BCSS) to use.
Blank the field to request a list of active AES/BCSS subsystems.
BMC Consolidated Subsystem ID . . . ____
Current BCSS . . . . . . . . . . :
Select an option. Then press Enter.
__ 1. Active jobsteps 9. Dynamic allocation options
2. Current shift identifier 10. Program and data set options
3. Checkpoint pacing options 11. Remote VSAM options
4. Reports 12. Program exception class options
5. Processing options 13. SQL return code options
6. Cursor repositioning options 14. Unit of Work Boundaries
7. Long cursor repositioning opts 15. AES common utilities
8. Reattach options 16. ExitType or verify the ID of the BCSS to use.If you don’t know which BCSS to use, or if you want to know which ones are active, type ? or blanks for a list of active subsystems; AR/CTL displays the Active BMC Consolidated Subsystems panel or a message stating that no subsystems are active.
The Current BCSS type field displays the type and version of the BCSS. The version of the BCSS usually does not correspond to the level of AR/CTL.
Type one of the following options, and press Enter.
Option
Description
More information
1
Access active records, which contain information about job steps that have not yet completed successfully
2
Access current shift identifier records, which define the current shift for checkpoint pacing
3
Set, display, and change checkpoint pacing options
4
Access the AR/CTL reports stored in the history data set
5
Set, display, and change values for the AR/CTL processing options
6
Set, display, and change cursor repositioning options
7
Set, display, and change long cursor repositioning options
8
Set, display, and change application reattach options
9
Set, display, and change dynamic allocation information
10
Set data set options and program options
11
Set options for remote VSAM access services
12
Set options for program exception handling
13
Set options for SQL return code interception
14
Set, display, and change unit-of-work boundary information
15
Access the AR/CTL common utilities
16
Exit from the BMC AMI APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL primary menu
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