Setting up server options for BMC AMI Defender for IMS
Set up the server options that you want to use as follows:
- To edit server options, select Server options from the Main Menu.
- On the Server Options Entry panel, enter the following and press Enter:
- In the Options library field, enter the name of the load library where the server options are to be maintained.
In the Server ID field, enter the four-character Server ID that corresponds to the parameter in the server JCL.
.File Options Help
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Defender for IMS Server Options Entry
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________
Specify Options information.
Options library . . . . . 'MVSSNN.SN4A.OPTIONS'
Server ID . . . . . . . . SEV3 (blank for selection list)
F1=Help F3=Exit F12=Cancel
The Edit Server Options panel is displayed as shown in the following two figures showing the top and bottom parts of the panel. Edit the options using the following guidelines.
File Edit Options Help
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Defender for IMS Edit Server Options SEV3 is new
Command ===> __________________________________________________________________
Server ID . . . . . . . . . : SEV3
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Input. Specify how the server should obtain the data.
Connect to IMSID . . . . . ____
Extract list. Specify the data set containing extract and filter information.
Extract list library . . . ______________________________________________
Extract list . . . . . . . ________
Buffer option. Define number of buffers used to move the data.
Number of buffers . . . . . 4096 (4096-999999)
Output type. Select where to route extracted output.
1 1. TCP/IP
IP address (host:port) _________________________________________________
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2. Data set
Output data set name . . ______________________________________________
Data set is existing GDG N (Y or N)
Allocation information.
SMS Management class ________ (For SMS managed data set)
SMS Storage class . . ________ (For SMS managed data set)
Volume serial . . . . ______
Generic unit . . . . . ________
Space units . . . . . CYLINDER (TRKS or CYLS)
Primary quantity . . . 1 (in above units)
Secondary quantity . . 1 (in above units)
Other options. Select if desired.
/ Enable tracing
F1=Help F3=Exit F7=Up F8=Down F12=Cancel- Each Server is paired to a single IMS control region.
- On the Edit Server Options panel, enter the IMSID of the target IMS. This is the IMSID from which log data will be extracted.
- Enter the extract list library that was previously allocated and the name of an extract list that the server will use to select data.
- Specify the number of intermediate buffers to use to process and filter the data elements. BMC recommends a value of 4096.
- Select the output type as follows:
- If you select 1. TCP/IP, it will result in the selected data items to be sent directly to the named destination specified in the IP Address.
If you select 2. Data set, the data items will be sent to the data set specified in the Output data set name. If the output data set name already exists, it will be overwritten. Otherwise it will be allocated according to the allocation information specified.
In this field, specify the name of a sequential data set which is used to save the extracted output. Space needed depends on the number of records and fields extracted. The data set can be either an existing GDG base or a new PS.You can use the symbolic keywords %SID, %AFDATE, %AFTIME and %N in the data set name.
Defender for IMS replaces:
- %SID with the 4 character Server ID.- %AFDATE with the current date in YYYYDDD format.
- %AFTIME with the current time in HHMMSST format.
- %N with 00-99 incrementally if the previous data set name is the same as the current.
- If the output data set name is not a GDG, you must specify GDG=N. If the output data set name is a GDG, you must specify GDG=Y.
- If a GDG is to be used, define the GDG base. Use a batch IDCAMS jobs or the following command from a separate ISPF screen, Option 6:
DEFINE GDG(NAME(‘your.gdg.base’) LIMIT(##) SCRATCH))
where ‘your.gdg.base’ is the name of the GDG base to be used, and ## is the number of generations to maintain.
- Press F3 to save the changes and exit.