Commands for managing XBM objects and subsystems

XBM supports launching the following XBM commands from the MVS console to manage XBM objects and subsystems:

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The following figure introduces the syntax for these commands.

For XBM commands, ssid represents the name of the XBM subsystem, and xbmgroup represents the name of the cross-system coupling facility (XCF) group:

  • The XBM subsystem ID must be different than the Db2 subsystem ID and any other XBM subsystem IDs.
  • The XBMGROUP name should be at least five characters in length; otherwise, XBM interprets this name as an SSID.

You can use XBM pattern-matching characters for configurations, management sets, component names, subsystem IDs, and XCF group names.

Important

The DISPLAY, START, and STOP commands apply to either '' as a whole or to an individual component. The components to which these commands apply include the Db2, IMS, PSS, SSI, VSAM, and ZIIP components.

XBM commands

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Tip

You can use the first three letters of the command name as a shortcut to typing the entire command (for example, type SEN to use the SEND command or STA to use the START command).


 

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