CSM processing

In addition to defining objects, their relationships, and schedules, you must define additional information that CSM uses to actually manage the objects.

This information includes

  • which commands are to be executed to start, stop, or cancel the object
    CSM uses MVS commands (or EXECs) that you specify to start, stop, and cancel objects.

Related topic

Managing-critical-applications-with-Continuous-State-Manager

  • which messages indicate to CSM that an object is UP or DOWN
    CSM uses MVS message IDs (also called text IDs) that are generated by objects when they are started or stopped to keep track of object states.
  • which connect and disconnect commands are to be used when CSM manages client-server relationships
    CSM uses the connect or disconnect commands that you specify to define client-server relationships between objects.

This section contains the following topics:



 

Tip: For faster searching, add an asterisk to the end of your partial query. Example: cert*