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ISPF split-screen support authorization

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Db2 must be able to support multiple occurrences of BMC AMI Ops windows. As an example, transfers between BMC AMI Ops products are performed with an ISPF split-screen. TSF authorization must be added to provide ISPF split-screen support.

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Errors might result without adequate split-screen support. Error messages usually occur after an attempt to transfer between products or to divide the screen with the ISPF SPLIT command. Use the following messages as diagnostic aids to resolve problems that occur as a result of inadequate split-screen support.

  • PS2010E - INSUFFICIENT STORAGE TO RUN THE SESSION

    The terminal session region size is too small and cannot support an adequate number of transfer sessions.

    If you are a TSO user, you must log off TSO and then log on with a larger region size. Your site’s TSO administrator might have to give you authorization to increase your region size.

    If you are a VTAM or EXCP terminal user, change the REGION parameter in the JCL to 4096K or larger.

  • TS0023E - NOT SUPPORTED IN CURRENT ENVIRONMENT

    BBILOAD DD statements specify data sets that are not APF-authorized. If you are able to run BMC AMI Ops products but receive this message during a product transfer, BBILOAD specifies different data sets than does BBILINK.

    Add the unauthorized data sets to the APF list and restart the terminal session. You can add data sets to the APF list with BMC AMI Ops SYSPROG Services or BMC AMI Ops for OS390’s SYSPROG APF service.

  • TS0025E - PMGLAUTH REQUIRED FOR TRANSFER SUPPORT

    PMGLAUTH program is not in the TSO-authorized commands list nor is it in a LINKLIST or STEPLIB data set.

    Add PMGLAUTH to the AUTHTSF list in SYS1.PARMLIB(IKJTSOxx) and log on again. You can add PMGLAUTH to the AUTHTSF list with the SYSPROG AUTHTSO command provided in the SYSPROG Services and BMC AMI Ops Monitor for z/OS products.

    If PMGLAUTH is in the TSF list and you still receive message TS0025E, type PMGLAUTH from a TSO READY prompt and check to see if the message COMMAND NOT FOUND appears. The appearance of this message means that PMGLAUTH is not in a LINKLIST or STEPLIB data set. Do one of the following actions:

    • Concatenate BBLINK to the STEPLIB in your logon procedure.
    • Copy PMGLAUTH to an existing LINKLIST data set.
    • Add BBLINK to your system LINKLIST.

 

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BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Db2 13.1