Hi All,
Can anybody have IMS commands for z/OS.
What type of work cme in IMS part?
we have certain types of jobs like. // IMSPROD... when these jobs get failed .. what action needs to be taken?
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Re: IMS Commands
I'm not very sure what exactly this question is asking, if you are looking for basic stuff on IMS-- You might like to go through these links:getu_mfsys wrote:Can anybody have IMS commands for z/OS.
http://www.dbazine.com/ofinterest/oi-articles/ims1
http://www.dbazine.com/ofinterest/oi-articles/ims2
http://www.dbazine.com/ofinterest/oi-articles/ims3
Where did you hear about this? CME is not familiar to me?What type of work cme in IMS part?
No universal solution can be suggested via a Forum -- that would depend and change JOB to JOB.we have certain types of jobs like. // IMSPROD... when these jobs get failed .. what action needs to be taken?
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Are you, in real, talking about Information Management System; IBM licensed product. The IMS, which supports hierarchical databases, data communication, translation processing, and database backout and recovery. Synonym for IMS/VS. . .how to start IMS on z/os. means to login and then what command need to be entered and so on.
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AFAIU, This has no meaning -- being an application Enginner, you don't do this. DB is installed at your shop and you use it using DL/I command along with some host language (e.g.:COBOL). DL/I stands for Data Language/ First.how to start IMS on z/os.
No such log-in is required in case of IMS/DB. Instead you use DFSRRC00 to "call" Your IMS DB programs -- DFSRRC00 is called as IMS in Batch.means to login and then what command need to be entered and so on.
In case of IMS DC programs -- you have "online screens", where you need to "log-in", as you asked. But this log-in is related to screen and has nothing to do with IMS which is sitting in back-end.
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