ThruPut Manager ISPF services


This section provides a short introduction to the ISPF services provided to support ThruPut Manager.

Introduction

The ThruPut Manager base product includes an ISPF framework that allows various ThruPut Manager components and services to take advantage of interactive displays and dialogs. The services provided through ISPF are designed to make certain systems programming and operating tasks easier to manage.

In order to use this facility, the appropriate ISPF data sets must be concatenated during the INSTALL process described in the Installation Guide.

Some of the supported functions apply to optional components, therefore they might not be functional at your installation. To see exactly what services are available at your installation, invoke the TMISPF command:

TMISPF

The following pages illustrate the selection menus for the services so that you can see what is available. Full documentation for all ThruPut Manager ISPF services is provided through online help.

TMISPF uses TSO Extended Consoles to provide some of its functions. This means that TSO sessions that use TMISPF must have the correct authority, since the Extended Console has the authority of the TSO session. To use ThruPut Manger operator commands through TMISPF, the TSO session must have SYS authority. To display ThruPut Manager information, the session must have INFO authority.

If the System Authorization Facility (SAF) for Operator commands is active the Console Authority is not used. Access to the commands is protected under the OPERCMDS class by a Resource of $$TM.function.command. For more details see Authorizing the Use of Operator Commands in the Functional-services section of the Operating-Guide.

ISPF Dialog SAF Support

The TMISPF and TMEUS dialogs now have SAF options to restrict the various dialog usage. These options are under the FACILITY class and the resources are as follows:

TMISPF Dialog

$$TM.TMISPF.DJC
$$TM.TMISPF.JBS
$$TM.TMISPF.JLS
$$TM.TMISPF.ENV

$$TM.TMISPF.CFMU 
$$TM.TMISPF.JALTEST 

$$TM.TMISPF.AUTO
$$TM.TMISPF.AUTO.DISP.SLM
$$TM.TMISPF.AUTO.DISP.DBS
$$TM.TMISPF.AUTO.EDIT.SLM
$$TM.TMISPF.AUTO.EDIT.DBS
$$TM.TMISPF.PCS
$$TM.TMISPF.PCS.VIEW
$$TM.TMISPF.PCS.EDIT
$$TM.TMISPF.PCS.AMD   

TMEUS Dialog

Refer to the ThruPut Manager User Control (UCS) System Programming Guide for descriptions.

$$TM.TMEUS.SAC
$$TM.TMEUS.DJC
$$TM.TMEUS.JTS
$$TM.TMEUS.UHS

The Main Lobby

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The TMISPF command takes you to the Main Lobby, which is the starting point for all ThruPut Manager ISPF services. The figure shown here illustrates the contents of the TMISPF Main Lobby.

Each selection in the Main Lobby takes you to a list of services designed to supplement a particular set of ThruPut Manager functions.

 Applications

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This figure shows the Applications menu, which provides an ISPF interface to dialogs to manage ThruPut Manager applications. Note that you can select only applications that are associated with components that are installed at your installation.

The Systems Programming Services Menu

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This figure illustrates the Systems Programming Services menu, which provides an ISPF interface to ThruPut Manager tools designed for those who install and tune ThruPut Manager, and those designing and writing DAL and JAL.

The Operating Services Menu

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This figure illustrates the Operating Services menu, which provides an ISPF interface to panels that build operator commands for those concerned with controlling the system through console commands and those fetching and managing mountable volumes. Note that you can select only commands that are associated with components that are installed at your installation.

Implementation Summary

TMISPF can be added to an ISPF environment quickly and easily. TMISPF uses standard ISPF interfaces and requires no modifications to the system. TMISPF has the following elements:

  • A set of ISPF panels.
  • ISPF HELP entries.
  • A set of ISPF messages.

Details concerning the installation of ISPF can be found in the Installation Guide.

Dependencies

There are no other dependencies with this facility.

 

 

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