IMS Administration Foundation is
introduced in UMS1.1.0.13 (UI81668) by its APAR PH47708. To work with and manage
IMS on your subsystems, you must
have IMS Administration Foundation installed and configured
properly.
Before you begin
- Review the software requirements for IMS Administration Foundation. For details, see Software requirements for IMS Administration Foundation.
- The latest PTF for IBM Unified
Management Server for z/OS must be installed.
- You need to retrieve the UMS installation folder path on z/OS
UNIX System Services and the
RUNHLQ of your UMS installation data
sets.Note: This is not the installation path. It is the path of
IZP_UMS_VARDIR.
- To enable IMS Administration Foundation
base features, you must install the
HAFN170 feature of IBM IMS
Tools Base for z/OS
1.7.0 (program number:
5655-V98) by using SMP/E. No PTF is released for the components of
HAFN170.
- The installation of the FMID for IBM IMS
Administration Foundation for z/OS must be completed as a part
of the SMP/E installation of the IBM IMS Tools Base for z/OS. For details of the
SMP/E installation, see the Program Directory for IBM IMS Tools
Base for z/OS.
- For details of the relationship of IMS Administration Foundation features and IMS Tools products, see Using IMS Administration Foundation and IMS Administration Foundation and IMS Tools.
Procedure
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To stop the Unified Management Server started
task, run the following command:
/S <stc>,ACTION=STOP
where
<stc> is the name of the started task. The default
name is
IZPSRV. You might have configured a different value
during UMS installation.
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Complete the following steps to prepare a UMS configuration member for IMS Administration Foundation in the UMS
PARMLIB. The PARMLIB is the data set that
was created by UMS. For details on PARMLIB, see the following
topics:
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Locate the JCL member
IZPEXPIN in the JCL library
RUNHLQ.JCLLIB that was created
as part of UMS. For details on the RUNHLQ variable
and how the RUNHLQ.JCLLIB data set
is created, see Performing SMP/E installation tasks and Step 2: Setting up installation.
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Edit the existing
IZPEXPIN, or copy the
IZPEXPIN with a new member name and edit the new
member as follows:
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Submit the JCL.
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If you receive a return code other than 0, examine the output, correct errors,
and resubmit the job.
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Confirm that a new UMS configuration members
IZPIMFPM and
IZPIMSPM have been created in the UMS
PARMLIB.
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To configure IMS Administration Foundation,
specify the following parameters in
IZPIMFPM in YAML format.
You can use the parameter values in the original IZPIMFPM
member as a sample for specifying parameter values in YAML format.
- imsUtilExeclib
- Specifies the
EXEC library
SAFNEXEC that was installed by IBM IMS Tools
Base for z/OS using
SMP/E. This is a required
parameter.Example:
imsUtilExeclib:
- HLQ.SAFNEXEC
- imsToolsLoadlib
- Specifies the IMS Tools load module libraries to be used for backend IMS Tools
processing. This is an optional parameter. If you want to register
at least one IMS data sharing group for which the IMS catalog is not
used, you must specify the
SHKTLOAD load module
library that was installed by IMS Tools Base for z/OS. If you
want to use the DBD and PSB map features, you must specify the
SHPSLMD0 load module library of IBM IMS Library
Integrity Utilities for z/OS. For details of the relationship
between IMS Administration Foundation
features, IMS
Tools products, prerequisite setup, and configuration for servers
provided by the IBM IMS Tools
Base for z/OS, see IMS Administration Foundation and IMS Tools.Example:
imsToolsLoadlib:
- HLQ.SHKTLOAD
- HLQ.SHPSLMD0
- imsToolsServers
- Specifies the IBM IMS Tools Base
servers that are used to provide the following features:
- Reports for a DBD
- Statistics for a DBD, a HALDB partition, or a DEDB area
- Database exceptions and databases with exceptions
- DBD and PSB map features
- This parameter is optional. If it is specified, all of the following
three sub parameters must be specified as a group in YAML format:
daiSpecifies the host address of the TCP
server of IBM IMS Tools
Base for z/OS
Distributed Access Infrastructure (DAI). All of the
following sub parameters must be specified:
addressSpecifies the host
address or IP address of the TCP server. If the
secure connection is used by specifying true for
the sub parameter sslConnection,
consult your security administrator on how to
specify the host address.
portSpecifies the port number of
the TCP server.
sslConnectionSpecifies if the port is secured by the TLS
protocol. If the port is secured, specify
true. If the port is not secured,
specify false. If the port is
secured, the UMS server must be able to access at
least the root CA certificate that was used to
sign the DAI server's certificate chain. If the
root CA certificate is missing in the truststore
to be used by the UMS server, import the CA
certificate into the truststore file or connect
the CA certificate to the key ring to be used by
the UMS server. For details, see Setting up security for IMS Tools TCP server.
itkbSpecifies the IBM IMS Tools Base IMS
Tools Knowledge Base (IMS Tools KB) server. The
following sub parameter must be specified:
adSpecifies the IBM IMS Tools Base
Autonomics Director (AD) server. The following sub
parameter must be specified:
xcfGroupNameSpecifies the XCF group name of the AD server
group to be used. This is the name prefixed with
the character string “IAV” and followed by the
string that is specified by the
XCFGROUP parameter in the
IAVPCOM member of the
PROCLIB for the subject AD
server. For example, if
XCFGROUP=ADM00 is specified,
specify the xcfGroupName
parameter as shown in Example 1 below.
- If two or more pairs of IMS Tools KB server and AD server are used,
you can repeat the group of these sub parameters. Multiple pairs of
IMS Tools KB server and AD server can share a same DAI TCP server.
For details of configuration options for IBM IMS Tools Base servers,
see IBM IMS Tools Base for z/OS Configuration
Guide.
Example 1: Specifying a single set of IMS Tools KB server and AD server with a DAI TCP server
imsToolsServers:
- dai:
address: localhost
port: 5123
sslConnection: false
itkb:
xcfGroupName: FPQSERVR
ad:
xcfGroupName: IAVADM00
Example 2: Specifying two sets of IMS Tools KB server and AD server with a single common DAI TCP server
imsToolsServers:
- dai:
address: zos1.example.com
port: 5123
sslConnection: true
itkb:
xcfGroupName: FPQSRVR1
ad:
xcfGroupName: IAVADM01
- dai:
address: zos1.example.com
port: 5123
sslConnection: true
itkb:
xcfGroupName: FPQSRVR2
ad:
xcfGroupName: IAVADM02
Example 3: Specifying two sets of IMS Tools KB server and AD server with different DAI TCP servers
imsToolsServers:
- dai:
address: zos1.example.com
port: 5123
sslConnection: true
itkb:
xcfGroupName: FPQSRVR1
ad:
xcfGroupName: IAVADM01
- dai:
address: zos2.example.com
port: 5123
sslConnection: true
itkb:
xcfGroupName: FPQSRVR2
ad:
xcfGroupName: IAVADM02
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Edit the
IZPIMSPM member. The following parameters are used by
IMS Administration Foundation:
- imsTempDatasetHLQ
- Specifies the high-level qualifier (HLQ) for temporary data sets that are created during
operations of jobs submitted by the Unified
Management Server for IMS Administration Foundation functions. The
value must be 1 to 8 characters in length.
This is an optional parameter. If
this parameter is not specified, the DBA user ID that was
specified by the IZP_PKCS11_DBA_USERNAME
parameter of the PARMLIB member
IZPUMSPM for Unified
Management Server is used as the HLQ for
temporary data sets.
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Set up IMS OM command security for the stared task ID used for the auxiliary
address space of the Zowe cross-memory server. For details, see Security setup for the auxiliary address space of Zowe cross-memory server.
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Set up IMS Connect security if you want to use either of the following
features:
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Set up resource access permissions for UMS users and the UMS DBA user ID. For
details, see Security setup for IMS Administration Foundation.
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To start Unified Management Server, run the
following command:
/S <stc>
where
<stc> is the name of the started task (the default
is
IZPSRV).
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In a supported browser, log in to Zowe at the following URL and open
IBM Unified
Experience for z/OS.
https://<hostname>:<port>/ZLUX/plugins/org.zowe.zlux.bootstrap/web/#/
where
<hostname> and
<port> are
the host name (or IP address) and port of the
Zowe host computer.
What to do next
If you want to use any IMS Administration Foundation
feature, you must first register at least one IMS data sharing group. For details, see
Registering IMS subsystems as a data sharing group.