Defining configuration members to BBI-SS PAS

CCFssidA defines the member name suffixes of the BBPARM configuration members. These members control processing, such as:

• How the BBI-SS PAS operates
• How certain BMC AMI Ops Automation functions operate
• How certain BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS functions operate

The BBPARM configuration members are described in BBIBBCFG-parameters. 

If you specify different member name suffixes, multiple BBI-SS PASs can process different configuration members from the same BBPARM library. The CFG ssidA member is read during BBI-SS PAS startup to determine the suffixes of the configuration members to be used by that PAS.

To define configuration members to the BBI-SS PAS

1. In your UBBPARM data set, create a member named CFGssidA, where ssid is the BBI-SS PAS subsystem ID.
2. Copy the distributed BBPARM member BBIBBCFG into the CFGssidA member that you created.

3. In CFGssidA, specify any of the following parameters:AAOALS=xx

   AAOARP=xx

   AAOEXP=xx

   AAOGME=xx

   AAOMQL=xx

   AAOPRM=xx

   AAOTSP=xx

   BBIISP=xx

   BBISSP=xx

   BBKMON=xx

   CMRBEX=xx

   CMRDTL=xx

   xx is the two-character suffix of a configuration member.

   Some of these configuration members support the substitution of system variables. The use of system variables and member suffixes enables multiple systems to share a single library. For example, in BBIBBCFG, you can specify BBIISP=&SYSCLONE and use a single BBIBBCFG member for all systems (if they are on different system images). If all that is required is a different TARGET value for different subsystems, you can specify TARGET=SS&SYSCLONE rather than using suffixes to create separate members.

4. In the BBI-SS PAS startup procedure, add a BBCFG DD statement that refers to CFGssidA, as described in Creating-a-BBI-SS-PAS-startup-procedure.