Defining terminal session parameters

Use member BBITSP00 to set up your terminal session user profiles, target system, and primary product application.

To set up your terminal session user profiles, target system, and primary product application

1. Create the following user profile:userid.BBPROF

   userid is the user's TSO logon ID. The user profile can be concatenated in front of the site's common BBPROF data set.

   Each user should have his or her own BBPROF data sets in order to specify:

   • Unique PF keys
   • CYCLE commands
   • Target system defaults
   • A Primary Option Menu
   • A unique set of application profiles

   • User graph members ()

     When you create a user profile, the  CLIST creates a user BBPROF automatically with a PROFILE(YES) statement. If PROFILE(NO) is specified, the BBPROF data set is shared.

   Tip

   You can also create a site-specific profile called SBBPROF. If you use a common BBPROF data set, profile members for product applications are updated automatically by the last person who used that application.

2. In BBPROF member BBITSP00, specify the following terminal session parameters:TARGET=tgtname,TYPE=appltype[,PRIMMENU=pnlname]

   PRIMAPPL=appltype

   ISPF=YES | NO

   [BBIRESP=LOCAL]

   [IMSRESP=LOCAL]

   
   

   Parameter	Description
   TARGET	Specify a one- to eight-character target name as follows: CICS target () CICS target Db2 target () IMS or Db2 target ( or ) IMS, CICS, or MVS target ()
   TYPE	Specify the product that is related to the target specified in the TARGET parameter as follows: AO () CICS () DB2 () IMS ( or )
   PRIMAPPL	Specify the primary application to be displayed when the terminal session starts as follows: AO () CICS () IMS ( or ) DB2 () NONE (Primary Option Menu)
   	To display the same Primary Option Menu for multiple targets, list the TARGET statements followed by the PRIMAPPL statement; for example: TARGET=DETROIT,TYPE=AO TARGET=IMS22X,TYPE=IMS TARGET=DB2P,TYPE=DB2 PRIMAPPL=DB2 Important If PRIMAPPL is not specified, the Primary Option Menu lists all available products when the terminal session starts.
   PRIMMENU	By default, a Primary Option Menu is selected for the product or combination of products that you have installed for a particular target. If you have performance management products and the  option for IMS or CICS installed, the default menu shows that option and the performance management products. If you want to limit access to , PRIMMENU can be specified as follows: TARGET=IMS22K,TYPE=IMS,PRIMMENU=IMS@MVMR TARGET=CICSA1,TYPE=CICS,PRIMMENU=CICS@MR The default for PRIMMENU is determined by the products that are installed. The values for PRIMMENU can be as follows:
   	IMS@MVA	(, , and  only) The Primary Option Menu for the  performance management products and  (if installed).
   	IMS@MVMR	( and  only) The Primary Option Menu for the performance management components (Resource Analyzer, Resource Monitor, Workload Analyzer, and Workload Monitor).
   	DB2@MVMR	( only) The Primary Option Menu for all of the  product services.
   	DB2@RXnn	( only) The Primary Option Menu for all of the  product services, including an option to access RxD2, where nn represents the  release number.
   	CICS@MVA	( and  only) The Primary Option Menu for the  performance management services and  (if installed).
   	CICS@MR	( only) The Primary Option Menu for the  performance management services.
   ISPF	Indicate whether to initialize the product in an ISPF window (YES) or under TSO (NO). The default is YES.
   BBIRESP	LOCAL returns responses to BBI control commands that are issued from a terminal session to your terminal session journal and BBI-SS PAS journal. If BBIRESP is not used, BBI control command responses are written to the BBI-SS PAS journal only.
   IMSRESP	( only) LOCAL returns IMS command responses to your terminal session journal.

   Important

   If you see an error message advising you that BBPROF member BBICMDS should be at a more recent PTF level, check your data set concatenation.

   This message indicates that your BBPROF data set contains a BBICMDS member that is not compatible with the current terminal session version. BBICMDS should not be in any data set that is concatenated in front of the distributed BBPROF data set.