SSJL4D_6.x - Bot Index

Welcome
What's new in CICS TS beta?
- Changes to CICS externals in CICS TS beta
What's new in CICS TS 6.3?
- Changes to CICS externals in CICS TS 6.3
What's new in CICS TS 6.2?
- Changes to CICS externals in CICS TS 6.2
What's new in CICS TS 6.1?
- Changes to CICS externals in CICS TS 6.1
What is CICS Transaction Server for z/OS?
- Flexibility of programming language
- Shielding the programmer from complex application processing
- Managing business-critical systems
- Developer Trial and Value Unit Edition (VUE)
- Continuous delivery in CICS
What documentation is available?
- Online documentation
- Documentation in PDF
- Translated documentation
- End-of-service documentation
- Archived CICS documentation
- Other information resources
- Conventions used in the documentation
- Notices
Fundamentals
- CICS topology
  - What is a single CICS region?
  - The roles of a CICS region in a CICSplex
- How it works: CICS resources
  - How you can define CICS resources
  - CEDA, EXEC CICS CSD, and DFHCSDUP command summary
  - Shared resources for intercommunication
  - Security of resource definitions
- How it works: CICS storage
  - Terms to understand about CICS virtual storage
  - CICS virtual storage: An overview
  - Understanding a z/OS address space
    - Common areas in z/OS storage
    - Private areas in z/OS storage
  - What CICS uses virtual storage for
  - CICS dynamic storage areas (DSAs)
  - JVM storage
  - How you can protect storage
  - How you can monitor CICS storage
- CICS domains overview
- How it works: CICS application development
  - CICS as a mixed-language application server
  - Programming languages and the CICS API
  - Development environments for CICS applications
  - CICS application development workflow
  - How CICS runs transactions, tasks, and programs
- CICS and AI
  - Using CICS agents
  - How it works: CICS agents
  - How it works: CICS MCP server
- CICS and Java
  - The OSGi Service Platform
  - JVM server runtime environment
  - JVM profiles
  - Structure of a JVM
  - CICS task and thread management
  - Shared class cache
  - Which JVM server to use: Liberty JVM or OSGi JVM?
  - Java applications that comply with OSGi
  - Java applications in a Liberty JVM server
  - Java web services
  - Spring Boot support in CICS
- CICS and Node.js
  - Node.js runtime environment
  - Node.js and CICS bundles
  - Lifecycle of a NODEJSAPP bundle part
- CICS and OpenTelemetry
  - How it works: OpenTelemetry spans and traces in CICS
  - How it works: context propagation in CICS
  - How it works: configuration options for OpenTelemetry in CICS
  - How it works: Java and OpenTelemetry
  - Protocols supported for OpenTelemetry in CICS
  - OpenTelemetry span attributes in CICS
  - Visualizing OpenTelemetry data
  - Planning considerations for implementing OpenTelemetry in CICS
- Making asynchronous requests
  - Patterns of asynchronous requests
  - Benefits of using the asynchronous API
  - About the asynchronous API
  - Managing performance with the asynchronous API
  - Using JCICS with the asynchronous API
  - Example: Running a credit check application with asynchronous processing versus with traditional sequential processing
- Event processing overview
  - How event processing can help your business
  - CICS and event processing
  - CICS support for event processing
  - How CICS event processing works
    - How CICS assures event emission
    - Understanding events enabled in your CICS system
  - Event processing terminology
- FEPI concepts and facilities
  - Planning to use FEPI
  - FEPI functions and services
  - FEPI resources and FEPI setup program
  - CICS FEPI application programs
  - FEPI programming commands
- Cloud-enabling CICS TS
  - How it works: Platforms
    - Platform directory structure on zFS
    - Platform states
  - How it works: Applications
  - How it works: Multi-versioning applications
    - Assigning a version to your applications
- CICS policies
  - Policy system rules
    - How it works: Percentage thresholds in CICS policy rules
    - How it works: Managing availability of your system by using a group of system rules
  - Policy task rules
  - Policy actions
  - Policy scopes
  - Policy schema versions
  - CICS monitoring data for determining task rule thresholds
  - Policies and CICS PA
- CICS intercommunication
  - Intercommunication methods
  - Intercommunication facilities
  - Typical use cases
  - Transaction tracking
    - Association data
  - ISC and IPIC intercommunications facilities
    - Intercommunication using IPIC
      - CICS IPIC heartbeat function
      - IPIC high availability feature
    - Intersystem communication over SNA
  - Multiregion operation
  - CICS function shipping
  - Asynchronous processing
  - CICS dynamic routing
  - CICS transaction routing
  - CICS distributed program link
  - Distributed transaction processing
- CICS web support
  - Internet, TCP/IP, and HTTP concepts
  - Components of CICS web support
  - Task structure for CICS web support
  - Server HTTP processing
  - Client HTTP processing
  - Session tokens
  - URLs for CICS web support
  - Chunked transfer-coding with CICS web support
  - How CICS web support handles pipelining
  - How CICS web support handles persistent connections
  - Code page conversion for CICS Web support
    - Code page conversion for CICS as an HTTP server
    - Code page conversion for CICS as an HTTP client
  - Overview of Atom feeds
    - Atom documents
    - How Atom feeds work in CICS
- CICS and web services
  - CICS and SOAP web services
  - CICS and JSON web services
- CICS external interfaces
  - The client/server model
  - Accessing CICS though TCP/IP
  - Distributed computing
  - ONC and DCE
  - EXCI
  - The 3270 bridge
  - CICS ONC RPC
    - ONC RPC concepts
    - CICS ONC RPC components and control flows
- Access to databases and data sets
  - Overview of shared data tables
  - Overview of DBCTL
    - The CICS-IMS DBCTL environment
    - Access to DEDBs
  - Overview of the CICS Db2 interface
- Workload management
  - How it works: CICSPlex SM workload management (WLM)
  - How it works: z/OS Workload Manager (WLM)
- CICSPlex SM overview
  - Features of CICSPlex SM
  - The CICSPlex SM environment
  - The CICSPlex SM Web User Interface
- CICS management client interface (CMCI)
  - How it works: CMCI REST API
  - How it works: CMCI GraphQL API
  - How it works: CICS bundle deployment API
  - CMCI security features: How CMCI authenticates clients
- CICS Explorer overview
- CICS and BTS
  - What are business transactions
  - What is a BTS application
  - What is a BTS-set
  - How are BTS activities routed
  - BTS function overview
- CICS and IBM MQ
  - How it works: The CICS-MQ adapter
    - Alert monitor (CKAM)
    - Task initiator or trigger monitor (CKTI)
  - How it works: The CICS-MQ bridge
    - How CICS DPL programs run under the CICS-MQ bridge
    - How CICS 3270 transactions run under the CICS-MQ bridge
  - How it works: IBM MQ classes for JMS with CICS
  - CICS-MQ transaction tracking
  - CICS resources for MQ support: MQCONN and MQMONITOR
    - Effect of z/OS Workload Manager health service on MQMONITOR resources
- CICS feature toggles and continuous delivery
- Provisioning CICS with z/OS Provisioning Toolkit
- Monitoring your CICS workload
  - The z/OS Resource Measurement Facility (RMF)
  - The CICS monitoring facility (CMF)
  - DFH$MOLS, the CICS-supplied sample monitoring data print program
  - CICS statistics
  - DFHSTUP and DFH0STAT, CICS statistics reporting programs
  - CICS Performance Analyzer
  - IBM Z Decision Support
- Threadsafe learning path
  - Task control blocks (TCBs)
  - The quasi-reentrant task control block (QR TCB)
  - Open task control blocks (open TCBs)
  - Threadsafe programs
  - Making applications threadsafe
  - Non-threadsafe commands in a threadsafe program
  - Open TCBs and external resource managers
Installing
- Planning to install CICS Transaction Server for z/OS
  - Overview of CICSPlex SM installation
  - Gathering information about CICSPlex SM components
  - Checking Java components
- Installing CICS TS Developer Trial
- Installing CICS TS Value Unit Edition (VUE)
- Preparing your environment to install CICS TS beta
- Installing the CICS TS activation module
- Installing the CICS Transaction Server (CICS TS) base component
- Summary of installation steps for CICS TS using DFHISTAR
  - Editing the DFHISTAR job
  - Creating RACF profiles for the CICS Transaction Server data sets
  - Running the DFHISTAR job
  - Running the installation jobs
  - Copying the CICS TS procedures into a procedure library
  - Optional: Create extra sets of CICS target libraries and z/OS UNIX System Services directories
- Activating CICS Transaction Server
- Verify z/OS prerequisites before installing CICS TS
  - Authorizing the CICS and CICSPlex SM libraries
  - Authorizing CICS regions to access z/OS resources
  - Defining the default CICS user ID to RACF
  - Installing CICS modules in the z/OS linklist
    - CICSPlex SM API linklist modules
  - Defining CICS as a z/OS subsystem
  - Installing the CICS SVCs
    - Installing newest release CICS Type 3 SVC and DFHIRP modules supplied through maintenance
- Selecting the high-performance option (HPO)
- Defining EYU9XENF as a TSO/E authorized command
- Defining CICS regions as applications to Systems Network Architecture (SNA)
  - Defining specific APPL definitions and APPL parameters to Systems Network Architecture (SNA)
  - Systems Network Architecture (SNA) version and release level indicator
  - Defining cross-domain services when using SNA
  - Systems Network Architecture (SNA) LUALIAS names
  - Defining SNA requirements for CICSPlex SM
- Installing CICS modules in the z/OS link pack area
  - Defining the CICS LPA library to your MVS
  - Installing CICS modules in the LPA
  - Controlling the use of modules from the z/OS link pack area
    - Modules in the z/OS link pack area from hlq.SDFHAUTH
    - Modules in the z/OS link pack area from hlq.SDFHLOAD
  - Sample DFHCSDUP job to specify USELPACOPY(YES)
- Installing CICSPlex SM modules in the z/OS link pack area
- CICSPlex SM modules eligible for the z/OS link pack area
- Defining CICS IPCS exit control data to z/OS
- Preparing to use the CICSPlex SM IPCS tools
- MVS Program properties table (PPT) entries
- Configuring z/OS workload management for CICS systems
- Implementing MVS automatic restart management
- MVS cross-system MRO definitions
- MVS ASREXIT - SYMREC Authorization Exit
- Setting up Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) Record Level Sharing (RLS) support
  - Defining the main coupling facility lock structure
  - Defining coupling facility cache structures and cache sets
  - Preparing for RLS access
  - Defining sharing control data sets
  - Authorizing CICS user IDs for VSAM RLS support
  - Adding new parameters to SYS1.PARMLIB(IGDSMSxx)
  - Establishing new procedures for VSAM RLS support
  - Activating the coupling facility structures
- Console messages
- Defining the logger environment for CICS
  - Requirements planning and checklist for the logger environment
  - Setting up the environment for CICS log manager
  - Coupling facility or Direct Access Storage Device (DASD)-only?
  - Coupling facility log streams
  - Defining Direct Access Storage Device (DASD)-only log streams
  - Analyzing system logger data (System Management Facilities (SMF) Type 88 records)
  - Managing auxiliary storage
- Unicode data conversion by z/OS
- Applying service to CICS Transaction Server for z/OS
  - CICS TS software maintenance strategy and update recommendations
  - Load library secondary extents
  - The System Modification Program Extended (SMP/E) procedure supplied by CICS
  - APARs and PTFs
  - Mapping CICS releases from APARs and PTFs to CICS external versions
  - Applying service to CICS modules
- Applying service to CICSPlex SM
- Getting ready to run CICS
  - Tailoring the CICS-supplied skeleton jobs
  - Jobs for creating the CICS data sets
    - Data set naming conventions
    - DFHCOMDS job for common data sets
  - DFHDEFDS job for CICS region data sets
  - DFHCMACI job for creating the messages data set
  - Defining the sample applications data sets
  - CICS resource definitions for CICSPlex SM
  - Language Environment support for CICS application programming languages
  - Installing CICS support for Language Environment
  - Enabling TCP/IP in a CICS region
  - Installing MRO support
    - Installing the modules DFHIRP and DFHCSVC in the Link Pack Area (LPA)
    - Generating XCF/MRO support
  - Defining z/OS images as systems in a Cross-System Coupling Facility (XCF) sysplex
  - Enabling multiregion operation (MRO) for CICS startup
  - Adding communications support between systems
  - Defining DL/I support
    - Adding remote DL/I support
  - Enabling REXX for CICS
- Renewing a Developer Trial license
- Verifying the CICS installation
  - Planning IVP for CICSPlex SM components
  - Preparing to run the IVP jobs
  - Verifying shared data tables support
    - Example verification of shared data tables
  - Verifying the CICS-DBCTL interface
  - Testing the CICS Db2 environment
- Default CICS resource definitions for CICSPlex SM
Upgrading
- Planning to upgrade
- Upgrading to the new release
- Post-upgrade tasks
- Upgrading between releases with CICS continuous delivery
- Explore upgrade scenarios
  - Upgrading a CICSplex to use multiple releases concurrently
  - Upgrading a CICSplex with a running workload
- Changes between releases
Configuring
- Configuring shared data sets, CSD and SYSIN
  - Planning your CSD configuration
  - Calculating CSD disk space
  - Initializing the CSD
  - Defining CSD attributes
  - Shared user access to the CSD
  - Multiple users of the CSD within a CICS region and across CICS or batch regions (non-RLS)
  - Sharing a CSD by CICS regions within a single z/OS image (non-RLS)
  - Sharing a CSD in a multi-z/OS environment (non-RLS)
  - Sharing the CSD between different releases of CICS
  - Other factors restricting CSD access
  - Differences in CSD management between RLS and non-RLS access
  - Specifying file control attributes for the CSD
  - Effect of RLS on the DFHCSDUP utility
  - Planning for backup and recovery
  - Other recovery considerations
  - Logging RDO commands
  - Logging SPI commands
  - Making the CSD available to CICS
    - Installing definitions for the Japanese language feature
- Configuring a CICS region
  - Defining data sets
  - Specifying CICS system initialization parameters
  - Supplying system initialization parameters to CICS
  - Using system initialization control keywords
  - SIT processing during system initialization
    - Controlling start and restart
  - Retrieving information about system initialization parameters used at system startup
  - Specifying feature toggles
    - Setting up a common configuration file
    - Setting up a region-level configuration file
  - Setting up storage protection
  - CICS configuration interfaces
  - Setting up CICS region tags
  - Setting up CICS security discovery
  - Configuring security request recording (SRR)
  - Configuring security definition capture (SDC)
  - Preparing your CICS region for debugging
  - Starting CICS regions
  - CICS Transaction Server resource usage collection for software pricing
- Configuring CICS data sharing servers
  - Defining and starting AXM system services
  - Setting up and running a temporary storage server
  - Setting up and running a coupling facility data table server
  - Setting up and running a region status server
  - Setting up and running a named counter server
  - Coupling facility server operations
  - CICS server support for system-managed processes
    - System-managed list structure rebuild
    - System-managed list structure duplexing
- Configuring resources
  - Defining resources with DFHCSDUP
  - Autoinstall
  - Defining CICS resources with macros
  - Defining CICS bundles
  - Defining terminal resources
  - Installing CICS resource definitions
  - Overriding resource definitions
- Configuring CICSPlex SM
  - Getting started with CICSPlex SM
  - Designing your CICSPlex SM environment
  - Planning CICSPlex SM setup
    - Time zone planning for CICSPlex SM
    - Reuse of CICSPlex SM object definitions
  - Defining the CICSPlex SM configuration and topology
    - Defining the CMAS configuration
    - Defining CICSplex topology
  - Setting up a CMAS
  - Setting up a MAS
  - Configuring CICSPlex SM for a CICSplex
  - Setting up a CICSPlex SM WUI server
  - Creating resources with BAS
  - Customizing CICSPlex SM WUI
  - Configuring workload management
  - Sysplex optimized workload management learning path
  - Configuring dynamic routing
    - Dynamic routing with CICSPlex SM
    - Requesting additional dynamic routing support
- Configuring CMCI
  - Setting up CMCI with CICSPlex SM
  - Setting up CMCI in a single CICS region
    - Specifying CMCI and TCP/IP options for the SMSS
  - Configuring the CMCI JVM server for the CICS bundle deployment API
  - Configuration parameter mapping between WUI or SMSS region and CMCI JVM server
  - Estimating storage requirements for CMCI
- Configuring CICS MCP server
  - Connecting the MCP server to CICS agents
- Configuring for CICS Explorer
- Configuring shared data tables
  - Planning to use shared data tables
  - Resource definition for CICS-maintained data tables
  - Resource definition for user-maintained data tables
  - Using the CEDA DEFINE FILE command to define shared data tables
  - Using INQUIRE FILE and SET FILE commands to check or change shared data table definitions
  - Preparing to use shared data tables support
  - Load modules
- Configuring event processing
- Configuring Java
  - Setting the location for the JVM profiles
  - Setting the memory limits for Java
  - Setting the version of the Java runtime
  - Giving CICS regions access to z/OS UNIX directories and files
  - Setting up a JVM server
  - OpenTelemetry integration for Java in CICS
- Configuring Node.js
  - Node.js profile validation and properties
  - Controlling the location for NODEJSAPP output, logs, and trace
  - Giving CICS regions access to z/OS UNIX directories and files
  - Setting the memory limits for Node.js
- Configuring OpenTelemetry tracing in CICS
- Configuring REXX
  - Configuring REXX support
  - REXX for CICS TS: system definition and administration
    - CICSECX1 security exit
    - CICSECX2 security exit
  - REXX for CICS TS: Performance considerations
  - REXX for CICS TS: Security overview
  - REXX for CICS TS: Security definitions
- Configuring CICS interconnectivity
  - Configuring support for communicating over a TCP/IP network
  - Configuring support for ISC over SNA
  - Configuring z/OS Communications Server generic resources
  - Defining intercommunication resources
- Configuring CICS web support components
  - Specifying system initialization parameters for CICS web support
  - Reserving ports for CICS web support
  - Upgrading entries in the code page conversion table (DFHCNV)
  - Verifying the operation of CICS web support
  - CICS web support and non-HTTP requests
  - Setting up an Atom feed
  - Enabling CICS web support for CICS as an HTTP server
  - Defining resources for CICS as an HTTP server
  - CICS web support and 3270 display applications
  - Creating HTML templates from BMS definitions
  - Troubleshooting the definition of alternate alias transactions
- Configuring web services in CICS
  - Configuring your CICS system for web services
  - Creating the web services infrastructure
- Configuring connections to data sources
  - Defining the CICS Db2 connection
  - Installing DBCTL, and defining CICS and IMS system resources
- Configuring connections to IBM MQ
  - Setting up the CICS-MQ adapter
  - Setting up the CICS-MQ bridge
- Configuring CICS in a Parallel Sysplex
  - Benefits of implementing CICS in a Parallel Sysplex
  - CICSplex, CICSPlex SM, and Parallel Sysplex
  - Parallel Sysplex principles
  - CICS functions and components that directly exploit Parallel Sysplex technology
  - CICS functions and components that indirectly exploit Parallel Sysplex technology
  - Other CICS functions and components that facilitate a Parallel Sysplex
  - Planning for migrating CICS to a Parallel Sysplex
    - Application affinities
      - CICS ENQs
    - CICS workload routing and management
- Configuring the Link3270 bridge
  - The bridge facility name and the Link3270 bridge namespace
  - Creating and defining DFHBRNSF
    - DFHBRNSF at CICS termination
  - Defining a specific bridge facility name
  - Accessing Link3270 bridge facility properties
- Configuring EXCI
  - Setting up EXCI for static routing
  - Setting up EXCI for dynamic routing
  - Defining connections to CICS
  - The EXCI user-replaceable module
  - Using the EXCI options table, DFHXCOPT
- Configuring CICS ONC RPC
  - Defining CICS ONC RPC resources to CICS
  - Configuring CICS ONC RPC by using the connection manager
- Configuring for recovery and restart
  - Logging and journaling
  - Configuring for recovery of CICS-managed resources
- Configuring for BTS
  - Defining BTS repository data sets
  - Defining a local request queue data set
    - Local request queue data set maintenance
  - Naming the routing program
  - CEDA DEFINE PROCESSTYPE
- Configuring FEPI
  - Identifying your configuration requirements
    - Signon security
    - Workload routing in a sysplex
  - Organizing your pools and property sets
  - Planning FEPI storage
  - Updating CICS resource definition for FEPI
  - Configuring z/OS Communications Server for FEPI
    - Selection of FEPI session parameters
  - Configuring the back-end systems for FEPI
  - The configuration programs you should write
  - An example FEPI configuration
- Configuring a platform
  - Designing a CICS platform
  - Preparing zFS for platforms
  - Creating a platform
  - Deploying a platform
Securing
- What does security mean for CICS?
- CICS security is a team sport
- How it works: Identification in CICS
  - Distributed identity mapping
  - Certificate mapping
- How it works: Authentication in CICS
  - Which authentication method can I use with CICS access methods?
  - Passwords and passphrases
  - PassTickets
  - Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
  - ICRX (Extended Identity Context Reference)
  - X.509 certificates
  - JSON Web Token (JWT)
    - Configuring RACF for JWT
  - OAuth 2.0
  - OpenID Connect
  - Kerberos
    - Configuring RACF for Kerberos
  - Lightweight Third-Party Authentication (LTPA)
  - SAML
    - Configuring CICS for SAML
  - User registries
- How it works: Authorization in CICS
  - Transaction security
  - Resource security
    - Use of the WARNING option
  - Command security
  - Securing access to CICS-supplied transactions
  - Security for CICS shutdown
  - Intercommunication security
  - Application-specific security (QUERY SECURITY)
  - Post-initialization processing
  - Surrogate security
  - Role authorization
- How it works: Integrity and confidentiality in CICS
  - Data in motion
  - Data in memory
  - Data at rest
- How it works: Auditing in CICS
- How it works: Securing CICS with RACF
  - RACF administration
  - RACF users and roles
  - RACF classes and profiles for resources
  - Security administration tasks and the RACF commands to run them
  - Security classification of data and users
  - Invoking an external security manager
- How it works: Zero trust strategy in CICS
  - How it works: CICS security discovery
  - How it works: Capturing and validating security definitions during the development process
- Implementing a zero trust strategy
  - What is security metadata?
  - Migrating to zero trust with CICS security discovery
  - Capturing security definitions during development using security definition capture
- Security through the network layers
  - Transport Layer Security (TLS)
  - Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
  - Changing TLS protocol level or ciphers safely
  - Enabling TLS 1.3 in CICS
  - Security for TCP/IP clients
  - Configuring CICS to use SSL
  - Intrusion Detection Services
- Security for MRO
  - How it works: CICS MRO security
  - Designing security for MRO
  - Configuring security for MRO
- Security for IPIC (IP interconnectivity)
  - How it works: CICS IPIC security
  - Designing security for IPIC
  - Configuring security for IPIC
    - Installing a resource with a user ID attribute
- Security for LU6.1 and LU6.2 connections
- Security for Java applications
  - How it works: CICS Liberty security
  - How it Works: OSGi JVM server security
  - How it works: Restricting access to Java APIs
  - How it Works: Security for new Java threads and tasks
  - Designing security for CICS Liberty applications
  - Configuring security for CICS Liberty
- Security for SOAP web services
  - How it works: SOAP message security
  - Designing security for CICS web service providers
    - Design example: Securing a direct request with TLS client authentication
      - Configuration example: Securing a direct request with TLS client authentication
    - Design example: Asserting an identity to the CICS web service provider
      - Configuration example: Asserting an identity to the CICS web service provider
  - Designing security for CICS web service requesters
    - Design example: Securing a web service request with TLS client authentication
      - Configuration example: Securing a web service request with TLS client authentication
    - Design example: Securing a web service request with identity assertion
      - Configuration example: Securing a web service request with identity assertion
  - Configuring SOAP message security for CICS web services
- Security for 3270
  - How it works: 3270 security
  - Designing 3270 terminal security
    - Design example: Dynamically defined 3270 terminal connects and authenticates to a CICS region
      - Configuration example: Dynamically defined 3270 terminal connects and authenticates
    - Design example: 3270 terminal with a preset user ID connects
      - Configuration example: 3270 terminal with a preset user ID connects
  - Configuring 3270 terminal security
- Security for CICSPlex SM
  - Security planning for CICSPlex SM
  - Implementing CICSPlex SM security
  - Invoking a user-supplied external security manager
    - Invoking an external security manager
    - CICSPlex SM security control points
  - Example RACF commands for securing CICSPlex SM
- Security for Node.js applications
- Security for CICS web support
  - User IDs for access to document templates and z/OS UNIX files used by CICS Web support
  - CICS as an HTTP server: authentication and identification
  - CICS as an HTTP client: authentication and identification
    - Identifying HTTP users
    - Authenticating HTTP users
  - Password expiry management for HTTP basic authentication
  - Support for HTTP strict transport security (HSTS)
  - CICS system and resource security for CICS web support
  - SSL with CICS web support
    - Introduction to Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS)
      - AT-TLS diagnostics
      - Migration from CICS SSL to AT-TLS
  - Security for Atom feeds
- Security for platforms and applications
- Security in BTS
  - Process and activity user IDs
- Security for the CICS-MQ adapter
  - Implementing security for CICS-MQ adapter transactions
  - CICS-MQ adapter user IDs
  - Command security for MQCONN and MQMONITOR resources
  - Surrogate user security for MQMONITOR resources
  - IBM MQ connection security for the CICS-MQ adapter
- Security for the CICS-MQ bridge
- Security for data sources
  - Security for Db2
  - Security for DBCTL
  - Security for data sets: encryption
- Security for EXCI
  - Using MRO logon and bind-time security
  - Link security for EXCI
  - User security for EXCI
  - Surrogate user checking for EXCI
- Security for ONC RPC
  - Security in CICS and its effect on CICS ONC RPC operations
  - RACF Secured Sign-on for ONC RPC clients
  - Writing the resource checker
    - Reference information for the resource checker
- Security for data tables
  - Security for CICS shared data tables
    - SDT server authorization security check
    - CONNECT security checks for AORs
  - Security for coupling facility data tables
- Security for CICS resources
  - CICS system resource security
    - CICS installation requirements for RACF
    - Specifying the CICS region user ID
    - Authorizing CICS to start up under RACF
      - Example STARTED profiles for started jobs
      - Authorization failures in application programs
    - Defining user profiles for CICS region user IDs
      - Coding the USER parameter on the CICS JOB statement
      - Authorities required for CICS region user IDs
    - Defining the default CICS user ID to RACF
    - Authorizing access to z/OS log streams
    - Authorizing access to CICS data sets
      - Authorizing access with the MVS library lookaside (LLA) facility
      - Authorizing access to user data sets
    - Authorizing access to the temporary storage pools
    - Authorizing access to temporary storage servers
      - System authorization facility (SAF) responses to the TS server
    - Authorizing access to named counter pools and servers
      - System authorization facility (SAF) responses to the named counter server
    - Authorizing access to SMSVSAM servers
    - Authorizing access to the CICS region
    - Controlling the opening of a CICS region's z/OS Communications Server ACB
    - Controlling userid propagation
    - Surrogate job submission in a CICS environment
    - JES spool protection in a CICS environment
    - Authorizing use of HPO in PARM parameter on an EXEC PGM=DFHSIP statement or in SYSIN
  - Setting up PassTickets
    - Supporting parallel PassTicket requests for the same user ID
    - Using PassTickets in FEPI applications
  - The sign-on process
  - The sign-off process
  - Controlling access to CICS from specific ports of entry
  - Defining port of entry profiles
    - Terminal profiles
    - Example terminal profiles
    - Universal access authority for undefined terminals
    - Conditional access processing
    - Console profiles
  - Preset terminal security
    - Controlling the use of preset security
  - Using a z/OS system console as a CICS terminal
  - Security for transient data
  - Security for journals and log streams
  - Configuring security for started transactions
    - Transactions started at terminals
    - Transactions started for a non-terminal transaction
  - Security for transactions started with EXEC CICS RUN TRANSID
  - Security for XPCT-checked transactions
  - Security for CICS programs
  - Security for temporary storage
  - Security for z/OS UNIX files
    - Implementing security for z/OS UNIX files
  - Security for program specification blocks
  - Security checking of transactions running under CEDF, CEDG, CEDX, or CEDY
  - Security for submitting a JCL job to the internal reader
  - Configuring RACF for identity propagation
- Controlling the use of CICS API and SPI commands
  - Exempting users from DFHAPIR restrictions with RACF profiles
- Auditing CICS
  - Compliance data collection
    - Retrieving SMF 1154 subtype 80 records from CICS
    - Example of formatted SMF 1154 subtype 80 records
  - Auditing CICS configuration with IBM Health Checker for z/OS
  - Identifying changes to resources (resource signatures)
    - Resource signature field values
  - Classifying CICS regions with region tagging
  - Auditing installed resource
  - Auditing SPI commands
  - Auditing sign-on and sign-off
  - Auditing bind time security (LU6.2)
  - Auditing authorization
  - Auditing RACF
Administering
- Controlling CICS operation
- Starting and stopping CICS
- Administering output from a CICS region
- Administering CICSPlex SM
- Administering platforms and applications
  - Managing platforms
  - Managing applications
- Administering JVM servers
  - Using the PERFORM JVMSERVER SPI to administer JVM servers
  - Administering CICS Liberty using the wlpenv script and WebSphere Application Server Liberty command line utilities
- Administering Java applications
- Administering BTS
- Administering data tables
- Administering connections between CICS systems
- Administering web support
- Administering the CICS Db2 interface
- Administering DBCTL
- Administering the CICS-MQ adapter
- Administering the CICS-MQ bridge
  - Starting the CICS-MQ bridge
  - Stopping the CICS-MQ bridge
- Administering FEPI
- Administering the Link3270 bridge
  - Using Link3270 bridge workload management
- Administering restart and recovery
Designing applications
- How tasks are started
- Which transaction?
- Separating business and presentation logic
- Multithreading: Reentrant, quasi-reentrant, and threadsafe programs
  - Quasi-reentrant application programs
  - Threadsafe programs
    - Threadsafe considerations for statically or dynamically called routines
  - Making applications threadsafe
  - CONCURRENCY(REQUIRED) programs
  - What are OPENAPI programs?
    - Threadsafe restrictions for OPENAPI programs
  - Non-reentrant programs
- Lengths of areas passed to CICS commands
- Minimizing errors
- Non-terminal transaction security
- Design for performance
  - Program size
  - Virtual storage
    - Reducing paging effects
  - Exclusive control of resources
  - The NOSUSPEND option
  - Efficient sequential data set access
  - Efficient logging
- Designing for asynchronous requests
- Sharing data in CICS applications
  - Communication areas (COMMAREAs)
  - Temporary storage queues
  - Transient data queues
  - Shared storage
  - Transaction Work Area (TWA)
  - Program storage
  - Common Work Area (CWA)
    - Securing the common work area (CWA)
  - Terminal User Area (TCTUA)
- Transferring data between programs using channels
  - Channels and containers
  - Basic examples
  - Using channels: some typical scenarios
  - Benefits of channels
  - Creating a channel
  - The current channel
  - The scope of a channel
    - The transaction channel DFHTRANSACTION
  - Discovering which containers were passed to a program
  - Discovering which containers were returned from a link
  - Deleting channels and containers and freeing their storage
  - Designing a channel: Best practices
  - Constructing and using a channel: an example
  - Channels and BTS activities
  - Dynamic routing with channels
  - Data conversion
    - Preparing for code page conversion with channels
    - Data conversion with channels
  - Migrating from COMMAREAs to channels
- Program control
  - Program linking
  - Passing data to other programs
    - COMMAREA
    - INPUTMSG
  - Using mixed addressing modes
  - Using LINK to pass data
  - Using RETURN to pass data
- Transaction affinities
  - Types of affinity
  - Programming techniques and affinity
  - Programming techniques that avoid affinity
  - Programming techniques that create affinities
  - Programming techniques that might create affinities
  - Duration and scope of inter-transaction affinities
    - Affinity transaction groups
    - Affinity relations and affinity lifetimes
- Recovery design
  - Journal output synchronization
- Dealing with exception conditions
  - Default CICS exception handling
  - Designing your application to handle authorization failures
  - Handling exception conditions by inline code
    - An example of exception handling in C
    - An example of exception handling in COBOL
  - Modifying default CICS exception handling
  - Parsing SOAP fault messages
- Avoiding the storm drain effect
- Abnormal termination recovery
  - Creating a program-level abend program or routine
  - Retrying operations
- Monitoring application performance
- Determining a user's access to resources by using the QUERY SECURITY command
- Designing applications to use user-defined resources
- CICS intercommunication
  - Transaction routing
  - Distributed program link (DPL)
  - Common Programming Interface Communications (CPI Communications)
  - External CICS interface (EXCI)
- CICS services for application programs
  - File control
  - Terminal control
  - Interval control
    - Expiration times
  - Task control
    - Controlling sequence of access to resources
  - Storage control
    - Defining the storage key for applications
    - Selecting the execution and storage key
      - User-key applications
      - CICS-key applications
  - Transient data control
  - Temporary storage control
  - CICS documents and document templates
  - Programming with documents and document templates
  - Named counter servers
  - Printing and spool files
  - Basic mapping support
Developing applications
- Writing programs to run in batch or CICS
- Creating business services from CICS applications
  - Service Component Architecture (SCA)
  - SCA composites and wiring
  - Best practices for creating and deploying composites
  - Creating a channel-based service
  - Creating an XML-based service
  - CICS processing of services
  - Troubleshooting SCA problems
- Using Language Environment for CICS programs
  - Language Environment callable services
  - Language Environment abend and condition handling
  - Language Environment storage
  - Mixing languages in Language Environment
  - Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs)
  - Defining runtime options for Language Environment
    - CEEBXITA and CEECSTX user exits
    - CICSVAR: CICS environment variable
  - CEEBINT exit for Language Environment
- Translation and compilation
  - The integrated CICS translator
    - Using the integrated CICS translator
    - Specifying CICS translator options
  - The translation process
  - The CICS-supplied translators
    - Translator options
  - Using a CICS translator
  - Specifying translator options
  - Using COPY statements
  - The CICS-supplied interface modules
  - Using the EXEC interface modules for AMODE(24) and AMODE(31) applications
    - Example assembler language program with LEASM
  - Using the EXEC interface modules for AMODE(64) applications
- Uppercase translation
  - Using DFHTCTxx
- Developing for recovery
  - Questions relating to recovery requirements
  - What to do upon a system failure
  - What to do when communications between application and user are interrupted
  - System definitions for recovery-related functions
  - Documentation and test plans
  - Designing applications for recovery
    - Splitting the application into transactions
    - SAA-compatible applications
  - Program design
  - Managing transaction and system failures
  - Locking (enqueuing on) resources in application programs
  - User exits for transaction backout
    - Where you can add your own code
    - Coding transaction backout exits
- Developing for asynchronous requests
- Infusing AI into applications
- Developing with the BTS API
  - BTS activities and processes
  - BTS data-containers
  - BTS timers
  - BTS events
  - Dealing with BTS errors and response codes
    - Checking the response from a synchronous activity
  - Example of running parallel BTS activities
  - Interacting with BTS processes and activities
  - Compensation in BTS
  - Reusing existing 3270 applications in BTS
  - Overview of BTS API commands
- Developing with the FEPI API
  - Basics of FEPI programming
  - FEPI key stroke and screen-image applications
  - FEPI data stream applications
  - FEPI application design
  - Specialized FEPI functions
- Developing COBOL applications
  - COBOL programming restrictions and requirements
    - Language Environment CBLPSHPOP option
    - Using the DL/I CALL interface
  - VS COBOL II programs
  - Using based addressing with COBOL
  - Calling subprograms from COBOL programs
    - Flow of control between programs and subprograms
    - Rules for calling subprograms
  - COBOL2 and COBOL3 translator options
  - CICS translator actions for COBOL programs
  - Batch compilation for COBOL programs
  - Nested COBOL programs
- Developing C and C++ applications
  - C and C++ programming restrictions and requirements
  - Passing arguments in C and C++
  - Accessing the EIB from C and C++
  - Locale support for C and C++
  - XPLink and C and C++ programming
    - Global user exits and XPLink
  - Using the CICS foundation classes
- Developing PL/I applications
  - PL/I programming restrictions and requirements
  - Language Environment coding requirements for PL/I applications
  - Fetched PL/I routines
- Developing Assembler language applications
  - Assembler language programming restrictions and requirements
  - Language Environment coding requirements for assembler language applications
  - Coding DFHEIENT for AMODE(24) and AMODE(31) programs
  - Coding DFHEIENT for AMODE(64) programs
  - Coding DFHEIRET
  - Calling assembler language programs
  - Extending dynamic storage
  - Developing AMODE(64) assembler language programs
- Developing Java applications
  - Get started with Java in CICS
    - How it works: Java in CICS
    - Design choices for Java in CICS
    - What you need to know about CICS
    - Explore the Java APIs
    - Try Java in your environment
    - Frequently asked questions
  - Java runtime environment in CICS
  - Setting up your development environment
  - Developing applications using IBM CICS SDKs
    - Setting up the Target Platform
    - Creating a plug-in project
    - Updating the plug-in project manifest file
    - Creating an Enterprise Java application
    - Adding a project to a CICS bundle project
    - Updating the project build path
  - Managing Java dependencies using Gradle or Maven
    - Declaring Java dependencies using Gradle
    - Declaring Java dependencies using Maven
  - Manually importing Java libraries
  - Considerations for a shared JVM
  - Java development using JCICS
    - Threads
    - Data encoding
    - JCICS API services and examples
    - CICS exception handling in JCICS programs
      - CICS error-handling commands
      - Mapping between CICS conditions and JCICS exceptions
  - Java development using JCICSX
    - JCICSX examples
  - Developing Java applications to run in an OSGi JVM server
    - Linking to an OSGi application from a CICS program
    - Developing Java applications to use the JZOS Toolkit API in an OSGi JVM server
  - Developing Java applications to run in a Liberty JVM server
    - Liberty features
    - Enterprise Java and Liberty applications
    - Migrating Enterprise Java applications to run in Liberty JVM server
    - Linking to Java applications in a Liberty JVM server by using the @CICSProgram annotation
    - Java Transaction API (JTA)
    - Java Persistence API (JPA)
    - Enterprise Beans (EJB)
    - Java Message Service (JMS)
    - Java Management Extensions API (JMX)
    - Java Authorization Contract for Containers (JACC)
    - Java Authentication Service Provider Interface for Containers (JASPIC)
    - Java EE Connector Architecture (JCA)
      - Using the JCA local ECI resource adapter
        
        Configuring the JCA local ECI resource adapter
        
        Porting JCA ECI applications into a Liberty JVM server
        
        Using the local ECI resource adapter to link to a program in CICS
        
        Using the JCA local ECI resource adapter with channels and containers
        
        Using the JCA local ECI resource adapter with COMMAREA
        
        Unit of work management with JCA
        
        Enabling trace for the JCA local ECI resource adapter
        
        Restrictions of the JCA local ECI resource adapter
      - CICS remote development feature for Java
        
        Configuring the IPIC connection
        
        Setting up your local Java test environment
        
        Testing the example Java EE JCAServlet application
        
        Configuring the trace function in your local Liberty profile
        
        Configuring a secure SSL connection
    - Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
    - Developing microservices with MicroProfile
    - Spring Boot applications
    - Liberty web server plug-in
    - Context and Dependency Injection (CDI)
  - Accessing data from Java applications
  - Interacting with structured data from Java
  - Accessing IBM MQ from Java programs
    - Using IBM MQ classes for JMS in a CICS Liberty JVM server
      - Programming with IBM MQ classes for JMS with a Liberty JVM server
    - Using IBM MQ classes for JMS in an OSGi JVM server
      - Programming with IBM MQ classes for JMS with an OSGi JVM server
      - CICS abends during the processing of JMS requests
    - Using IBM MQ classes for Java in an OSGi JVM server
      - Committing a unit of work involving WebSphere MQ requests
      - CICS abends during the processing of IBM MQ requests
  - Connectivity from Java applications in CICS
  - JCA local ECI support
  - Packaging existing applications to run in a JVM server
    - Moving applications to a JVM server
    - Converting an existing Java project to a plug-in project
    - Importing the contents of a JAR file into an OSGi plug-in project
    - Importing a binary JAR file into an OSGi plug-in project
  - Writing Java classes to redirect JVM stdout and stderr output
  - Migrating applications to new Java versions
  - Manually instrumenting Java applications for OpenTelemetry
- Developing Node.js applications
  - Best practice for developing Node.js applications
  - Environment variables for use in Node.js applications
  - Calling Node.js services in CICS
  - Node.js pipeline considerations
- Setting up an application
  - Designing a CICS application for deployment to a platform
  - Packaging CICS applications for deployment in a cloud environment
  - Invoking a multi-versioned application
  - Examples of EXEC CICS INVOKE APPLICATION
- Developing REXX applications
  - Features and components of REXX
  - Writing and running a REXX application
  - Processing variable data by using variables and expressions
    - Variables
    - Expressions
  - Controlling the flow within a program
  - Functions
    - Built-in functions
    - Subroutines and functions
  - Manipulating Data
  - Using commands from a program
    - Issuing commands from a program
      - How is a command passed to the host environment?
      - Changing the host command environment
  - Diagnosing problems in a program
  - Using the help utility of REXX for CICS TS
  - Programming Style and Techniques
- Developing distributed applications
  - Developing in an intersystem environment
  - Writing programs for APPC mapped conversations
  - Writing programs for MRO conversations
  - Writing programs for APPC basic conversations
  - Writing programs for LUTYPE6.1 conversations
  - Syncpointing a distributed process
- Developing for external interfaces
  - The 3270 bridge
  - The external CICS interface
  - Developing CICS ONC RPC applications
- Developing for access to shared data tables
  - Application programming for a CICS-maintained shared data table
  - Application programming for a user-maintained shared data table or coupling facility data table
  - Use of cross-memory services for shared data tables
  - Differences between function shipping and cross-memory services
  - Differences between shared data tables services and VSAM
- Developing for access to data sources
  - Application programming for DBCTL
  - Application design and development considerations for CICS Db2
  - Using JDBC and SQLJ to access Db2 data from Java programs
- Developing applications to use the CICS-MQ bridge
  - DPL message structure for the CICS-MQ bridge
    - Example: request message for a DPL program through the CICS-MQ bridge
  - 3270 transaction message structure for the CICS-MQ bridge
  - Fields that you must set in the MQMD and MQCIH structures for the CICS-MQ bridge
  - Data conversion for the CICS-MQ bridge in the distributed environment
  - Running Basic Mapping Support (BMS) applications using the CICS-MQ bridge
  - Example of a 3270 transaction running under the CICS-MQ bridge
    - Exact emulation without optimization
    - Improved emulation with optimization
- Developing applications to use the CICS-MQ adapter
  - API stub program to access IBM MQ MQI calls
  - Asynchronous message consumption and callback routines
    - Sample programs for asynchronous message consumption
  - The CICS-MQ API-crossing exit
- Facilitating web application development using CICS web interface
  - Developing HTTP applications
  - Developing with CICS business logic interface
- Developing web services
  - Developing JSON web services
  - Developing SOAP web services
  - Using Java with web services
- Developing with JSON
  - The CICS JSON assistant
  - Generating mappings from language structure
  - Generating mappings from a JSON schema
  - Transforming application data to JSON by linking to DFHJSON
  - Transforming application data to JSON by using the TRANSFORM DATATOJSON API command
  - Transforming JSON to application data by linking to DFHJSON
  - Transforming JSON to application data by using the TRANSFORM JSONTODATA API command
  - Handling invalid and uninitialized application-supplied data
    - Example 1: toleration of decimal fields
- Developing with XML
  - The CICS XML assistant
  - Querying XML from an application
  - Handling XML by data type
  - Handling data types
  - Handling variably repeating content in COBOL
  - Generating mappings from language structures
  - Generating mappings from an XML schema
  - Transforming application data to XML
  - Transforming XML to application data
  - Validating XML transformations
- Developing SAML applications
  - Developing a SAML-aware initial program
  - Developing a program that uses a validated SAML token in an outbound request
  - Developing a program that creates or augments SAML tokens
Debugging applications
- Execution diagnostic facility (EDF)
- Temporary storage browse (CEBR)
- Command-level interpreter (CECI)
- Preparing to use debuggers with CICS applications
- Debugging CICS applications from a workstation
  - Preparing to debug applications from a workstation
- Using Debug Tool with CICS applications
Deploying applications
- Deploying an application to a platform
- Installing application programs
- Installing map sets and partition sets
- Testing applications
- Preparing CICS Db2 programs for execution and production
- CICS application build automation with the CICS build toolkit
- Deployment automation with DFHDPLOY
- Deployment with UrbanCode Deploy
- Deployment with Zowe CLI CICS deploy plug-in
- Deploying applications to a JVM server
- Deploying Node.js applications
  - Verifying the installation of the Node.js runtime
Developing system programs
- Introduction to system programming commands
- Customizing with user exit programs
- Customizing with initialization and shutdown programs
- Customizing with user-replaceable programs
- Writing statistics collection and analysis programs
- Developing CICS compatibility interfaces
- Customizing resource definition operations with user-written programs
- Customizing data tables using user exits
  - Communicating between CICS and data table exit programs
  - Activating user exits for data tables
- The user-replaceable conversion program
  - Input to DFHUCNV
- Customizing security processing
- Customizing FEPI
  - FEPI journaling
- Developing CICSPlex SM applications
- Developing system programs using CICSPlex SM resource tables
Monitoring
- Introduction to CICS statistics
- Introduction to CICS monitoring
- Data fields for CICS monitoring data
- CICS as an exploiter of IBM z/OS Workload Interaction Correlator
- Monitoring using RMF
- Monitoring Db2
- Monitoring DBCTL
  - Data available for a CICS-DBCTL system
  - Monitoring DBCTL: transaction level data
- Monitoring shared data tables
  - Additional statistics fields
- Monitoring with CICSPlex SM
- Monitoring unallocated z/OS storage for CICS
Improving performance
- Measuring, tuning, and monitoring: The basics
  - Performance monitoring and review
  - CICS performance analysis techniques
  - Performance measurement tools
  - Improving the performance of a CICS system
  - Tuning your system
  - Identifying CICS performance constraints
  - Performance management and capacity planning
    - Relating CICS transactions to hardware resources
- Virtual and real storage: Performance and tuning
  - MVS and DASD: performance and tuning
  - CICS region size
  - Setting the limits for CICS storage
  - Short-on-storage conditions in dynamic storage areas
  - CICS kernel storage
  - Splitting online systems: virtual storage
  - Using modules in the link pack area (LPA/ELPA)
  - Selecting aligned or unaligned maps
  - Defining programs as resident, nonresident, or transient
  - Putting application programs above 16 MB
  - Allocation of real storage when using transaction isolation
  - Limiting the expansion of subpool 229 using SNA pacing
- CICS transaction manager: Performance and tuning
  - Setting the maximum task specification (MXT)
  - Using transaction classes (MAXACTIVE) to control transactions
  - Specifying a transaction class purge threshold (PURGETHRESH) to limit the amount of queued tasks awaiting initial dispatch
- CICS dispatcher: Performance and tuning
  - Open TCB management
    - Monitoring S8 TCBs in the SSL pool
  - Interval control value parameters: ICV, ICVR, and ICVTSD
  - Prioritizing tasks
  - FORCEQR
  - SUBTSKS
  - TCB statistics
- CICS startup and shutdown time: Performance and tuning
  - Improving startup procedure
  - Autoinstall performance
  - MVS automatic restart management
- CICS monitoring facility: Performance and tuning
- CICS trace: Performance and tuning
- CICS VSAM and file control: Performance and tuning
  - VSAM tuning: General objectives
    - Local shared resources (LSR) or nonshared resources (NSR)
  - Using VSAM subtasking
  - Using shared data tables
  - Using coupling facility data tables
  - Using VSAM record-level sharing
  - Threadsafe file control applications
- CICS logging and journaling: Performance and tuning
  - The CICS log manager
  - Log stream storage
  - Journal records
  - Monitoring the logger environment
  - Writing data to the coupling facility: Performance considerations
  - Defining the number of log streams: Performance considerations
    - Element/entry ratio and the number of log streams per structure
    - Dynamic repartitioning and the frequency of DASD offloading
  - LOWOFFLOAD and HIGHOFFLOAD parameters
  - Tuning the size of staging data sets
  - The activity keypoint frequency (AKPFREQ)
    - AKPFREQ and MRO
  - The log defer interval (LGDFINT)
  - DASD-only logging
- CICS temporary storage: Performance and tuning
  - CICS temporary storage: overview
  - Automatic deletion of temporary storage queues
  - Main temporary storage: monitoring and tuning
  - Auxiliary temporary storage: monitoring and tuning
  - Recoverable and nonrecoverable TS queues
- CICS transient data facility: Performance and tuning
  - Recovery options
  - Intrapartition transient data considerations
  - Extrapartition transient data considerations
- Global CICS enqueue and dequeue: Performance and tuning
- CICS business transaction services: Performance and tuning
- CICS Event Processing: Performance and tuning
- Tuning with Language Environment
  - Minimizing GETMAIN and FREEMAIN activity
  - Language Environment run time options for AMODE (24) programs
- Database management for performance
  - Tuning the CICS Db2 attachment facility
  - Selecting authorization IDs for performance and maintenance
  - Logging
  - Sync pointing
- Networking and z/OS Communications Server: Performance and tuning
  - Setting the size of the terminal input and output area
  - Setting the size of the receive-any input areas
  - Setting the size of the receive-any pool
  - Using the MVS high performance option with SNA
  - Adjusting the number of transmissions in SNA transaction flows
  - Using SNA chaining to segment large messages
  - Limiting the number of concurrent logon and logoff requests
  - Adjusting the terminal scan delay
  - Compressing output terminal data streams
  - Tuning automatic installation of terminals
- CICS MRO, ISC, and IPIC: Performance and tuning
  - Managing queues for intersystems sessions
    - Ways of approaching the problem and recommendations
  - Using transaction classes DFHTCLSX and DFHTCLQ2 to control storage use
  - Controlling the length of the terminal input/output area (SESSIONS IOAREALEN) for MRO sessions
  - Batching requests (MROBTCH)
    - MROBTCH
  - Extending the life of mirror transactions (MROLRM and MROFSE)
  - Controlling the deletion of shipped terminal definitions (DSHIPINT and DSHIPIDL)
- Tuning with z/OS Workload Manager
  - Terms used in z/OS workload management
  - Span of z/OS Workload Manager operation
  - Performance goals for CICS regions
  - Defining classification rules for your CICS workload
  - Defining service classes
  - Matching CICS performance parameters to service policies
- Improving DBCTL performance
  - Performance parameters in CICS
  - Performance parameters in IMS
  - Using DEDBs
    - DEDB performance and tuning considerations
  - Exploiting Open Transaction Environment (OTE)
  - High speed sequential processing (HSSP)
- Improving intersystem performance
  - Intersystem session queue management
    - Using resource definitions
    - Using the XISQUE and XZIQUE global user exits
  - Efficient deletion of shipped terminal definitions
    - Implementing timeout delete
    - Tuning the performance of timeout delete
- Improving FEPI performance
- Improving Java performance
  - Determining performance goals for your Java workload
  - Analyzing Java applications using IBM Health Center
  - Garbage collection and heap expansion
  - Improving JVM server performance
  - Language Environment enclave storage for JVMs
    - Identifying Language Environment storage needs for JVM servers
    - Modifying the enclave of a JVM server with DFHAXRO
  - Tuning the z/OS shared library region
- Improving Node.js performance
  - Modifying the enclave of a NODEJSAPP with DFHSJNRO
  - Calculating storage requirements for Node.js applications
- Improving ONC RPC performance
- CICS HTTP support: Performance and tuning
  - Storage requirements for CICS web support
  - Priorities for CICS web support transactions (CWXN, CWXU, CWBA, CW2A)
  - Processing HTTP requests by using directly attached user transactions
  - Relative performance of CICS web support response methods
  - Performance tuning statistics
  - Connection persistence statistics
  - Connection pooling for HTTP client performance
  - Setting up connection pooling
- Performance report
  - Performance terminology
  - Testing with performance workloads
  - Workload descriptions
  - Open transaction environment
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 6.3 performance report
    - Release-to-release comparisons
    - TLS comparison
      - HTTP server TLS performance
      - HTTP client TLS performance
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 6.2 performance report
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 6.1 performance report
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 5.6 performance report
    - Release-to-release comparisons
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 5.5 performance report
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 5.4 performance report
  - CICS TS for z/OS, Version 5.3 performance report
Troubleshooting
- Preliminary checks
- Diagnostic tools and information
- Classifying the problem
  - Using symptom keywords to classify problems
  - Using the symptoms to classify the problem
  - Distinguishing between waits, loops, and poor performance
  - Classifying problems by functional area
- Using dumps
  - How it works: Dumps
  - Setting up the dumping environment
    - The dump code options you can specify
    - The CSFE ZCQTRACE facility
  - Taking CICS transaction dumps
  - Taking CICS system dumps
  - Taking SLIP dumps
  - Capturing CICS dumps in a sysplex
  - Dumping a CFDT list structure
  - Dumping a named counter list structure
  - Dumping a shared temporary storage list structure
  - Formatting and interpreting dumps
- Using CICS trace
  - Terms to understand about CICS trace
  - Trace quick reference
  - How it works: Tracing in CICS
  - Trace recommendations for your CICS region
  - Defining CICS trace at system initialization
  - Setting trace flags and trace destinations when CICS is running
  - Defining component trace options when CICS is running
  - Tracing specific transactions and terminals
  - Outputting CICS exception trace to an auxiliary trace data set
  - Formatting and printing trace entries
    - Using IPCS to print trace records written to z/OS GTF
      - The GTFTRACE subcommand of IPCS and associated parameters
      - Sample batch job to print CICS GTF trace entries
  - Interpreting full-format CICS system trace entries
    - Examples of the full format for short and long trace entries
  - Interpreting short-format CICS system trace entries
  - Interpreting abbreviated-format CICS system trace entries
  - Interpreting user trace entries
  - Removing sensitive data from CICS trace using CONFDATA
- Using z/OS trace
  - Using z/OS system trace to track hardware and software events
  - Using z/OS MTRACE for system messages
  - Using z/OS Communications Server SNA exit trace
  - Using z/OS Communications Server SNA buffer trace
  - Capturing z/OS System SSL trace
  - Merging CICS GTF trace and z/OS System SSL trace
- Dealing with the problem
  - Dealing with transaction abend codes
  - Dealing with CICS system abends
  - Dealing with waits
  - Dealing with loops
  - Dealing with performance problems
  - Dealing with incorrect output
  - Dealing with storage violations
  - Dealing with external CICS interface (EXCI) problems
  - Dealing with TCP/IP connectivity problems
  - Dealing with autoinstall problems
    - Diagnosing APPC autoinstall problems
    - Diagnosing console autoinstall problems
  - Dealing with log manager problems
- Working with IBM to solve your problem
  - Collecting CICS troubleshooting data (CICS MustGather) for IBM Support
  - The global trap exit DFHTRAP
- Troubleshooting the Asynchronous API
- Troubleshooting BTS
  - Diagnostic tools and information for BTS
  - Dealing with stuck processes
    - Application design errors
    - Restarting stuck processes
  - Dealing with activity abends
  - Dealing with unserviceable requests
  - Dealing with CICS failures
  - Creating a BTS audit trail
  - Examining BTS repository records
    - Sample job stream to run the DFHBARUP program
    - Example output from the DFHBARUP utility
  - Tracing BTS processes
- Troubleshooting the CICS-MQ adapter
  - IBM MQ waits
  - What happens when the CICS-MQ connection shuts down
  - What happens when you stop a queue manager
  - Automatic reconnection and resynchronization
  - What happens when the CICS-MQ adapter restarts
    - How indoubt units of work are resolved by CICS
    - Resolving CICS units of work manually
  - When triggering does not work
- Troubleshooting the CICS-MQ bridge
  - What actions does the CICS-MQ bridge perform in case of an error
  - Debugging the CICS-MQ bridge
- Troubleshooting CICSPlex SM
  - Diagnostic tools and information
  - Where to look first
  - The structure of CICSPlex SM
  - Identifying a problem
  - Using trace in CICSPlex SM
  - Using dumps in CICSPlex SM
  - Using the ESSS utility (EYU9XEUT)
  - Using the ESSS Information Display Utility (EYU9XENF)
  - Using the CICSPlex SM online utility transaction (COLU)
  - Using the interactive debugging transactions, COD0 and CODB
    - Method-level debugging with COD0
    - System-level debugging with CODB
  - Investigating output and system management problems
  - Investigating CICSPlex SM Web User Interface problems
  - CICSPlex SM naming standards
- Troubleshooting CMCI JVM server
- Troubleshooting data tables
  - Trace information for shared data table services
    - Entry and exit trace points for shared data tables
    - Exception trace points for shared data tables
  - Analyzing errors from the shared data tables SVC
  - Analyzing errors from shared data tables cross-memory services
  - Dump information for shared data tables
- Troubleshooting Db2
  - Wait types for CICS Db2
  - Messages and transaction abend codes for CICS Db2
  - Trace for CICS Db2
    - CSUB control block
  - Dump for CICS Db2
  - Execution Diagnostic Facility (EDF) for CICS Db2
  - Handling deadlocks in the CICS Db2 environment
    - Preventing and resolving deadlocks
- Troubleshooting DBCTL
  - DBCTL error scenarios
  - Trace for CICS DBCTL
    - Trace entries produced by CICS for DBCTL activity
    - Trace entries produced by DBCTL
  - Dumps for CICS DBCTL
  - Messages for CICS DBCTL
    - Return codes in DBCTL
    - PAPL request and return codes
  - Using CICS EDF to debug application programs in DBCTL
- Troubleshooting for event processing
  - Event capture (EC) component trace
  - Formatted dump for EC component
  - Typical event processing output problems and troubleshooting tips
  - Dealing with unexpected transaction abend ASP7
  - Diagnosing deployment errors
- Troubleshooting FEPI
  - FEPI dump
  - Dump facilities
  - FEPI trace
  - FEPI abends
  - Reporting a FEPI problem to IBM
- Troubleshooting intersystem problems
  - Messages that report CICS recovery actions
  - Problem determination examples
  - APPC connection quiesce processing
  - Syncpoint exchanges
    - Syncpoint flows
  - Recovery functions and interfaces
  - Connections that do not fully support shunting
    - LU6.1 connections
  - Initial and cold starts
    - Deciding when a cold start is possible
    - The exchange lognames process
- Troubleshooting Java applications
  - Diagnostics for Java
  - Troubleshooting Liberty JVM servers and Java web applications
  - Controlling the location for JVM output, logs, dumps and trace
    - Using a DD statement to route JVM server output to JES
    - Redirecting the JVM stdout and stderr streams
      - The sample classes com.ibm.cics.samples.SJMergedStream and com.ibm.cics.samples.SJTaskStream
  - CICS component trace for JVM servers
  - Activating and managing tracing for JVM servers
  - Debugging a Java application
- Troubleshooting Node.js applications
  - Activating and managing tracing for Node.js applications
  - CICS component trace for Node.js applications
- Troubleshooting OpenTelemetry
- Troubleshooting platforms, applications, and policies
  - Diagnosing platform errors
  - Diagnosing application errors
  - Diagnosing errors with policies
- Troubleshooting EXCI
  - EXCI trace
  - EXCI system dumps
  - The EXCI service trap, DFHXCTRA
  - Problem determination with RRMS
- Troubleshooting ONC
  - CICS ONC RPC recovery procedures
  - CICS ONC RPC operational considerations
  - CICS ONC RPC troubleshooting procedure and hints
  - Messages and codes for ONC RPC
  - CICS ONC RPC trace information
  - ONC RPC dump and trace formatting
  - Debugging ONC RPC user-replaceable programs
- Troubleshooting for recovery processing
  - Maintaining the integrity of data
  - Minimizing the effect of failures
  - The role of CICS
  - Recoverable resources
  - CICS backward recovery (backout)
    - Why no backout occurs following DFHAC2236 after an abend
  - CICS forward recovery of data sets
  - Failures that require CICS recovery processing
  - Replication logging
  - CICS emergency restart
    - How CICS recovers after a system failure
    - How CICS rebuilds its state after an abnormal termination
  - Unit of work recovery and abend processing
  - Communication error processing
  - Resolving retained locks on recoverable resources
  - Moving recoverable data sets that have retained locks
  - Forward recovery procedures
- Troubleshooting security
  - Problem determination in a CICS-RACF security environment
  - Troubleshooting Kerberos
  - Troubleshooting Passtickets
- Troubleshooting web services
  - Troubleshooting SOAP web services
  - Troubleshooting JSON web services
- Troubleshooting deployment issues
  - Troubleshooting DFHDPLOY
  - Troubleshooting the CICS build toolkit
About CICS TS reference information
Supported external standards
- HTTP/1.1 compliance for CICS as an HTTP server
- Atom format and publishing protocol compliance
- CICS compliance with Web services standards
- How CICS complies with Web Services Security specifications
- How the CICS assistants comply with the XML schema specification.
- External components that are embedded in CICS
Diagnostics reference
- CICS messages
- CICSPlex SM messages
- AXM server environment messages
- IBM Health Checker for z/OS DFHHnnnn messages
  - DFHH0001E
  - DFHH0002E
  - DFHH0003E
  - DFHH0004E
  - DFHH0005E
  - DFHH0006E
  - DFHH0007E
  - DFHH0008E
  - DFHH0009E
  - DFHH0200E
  - DFHH0301I
  - DFHH0302I
  - DFHH0303I
  - DFHH0304
  - DFHH0305
  - DFHH0306
  - DFHH0307
  - DFHH0308
  - DFHH0401
  - DFHH0402
  - DFHH0403
  - DFHH0404
  - DFHH0405
  - DFHH0406
  - DFHH0407
  - DFHH0408
  - DFHH0409
  - DFHH0410
  - DFHH0411
  - DFHH0412
  - DFHH0413
  - DFHH0414
  - DFHH0415
  - DFHH0501
  - DFHH0502
  - DFHH0503
  - DFHH0504
  - DFHH0505 for CICS TS 6.3
  - DFHH0506
  - DFHH0601
  - DFHH0602
  - DFHH0603
  - DFHH0604
  - DFHH0701
  - DFHH0702
  - DFHH0703
  - DFHH0704
  - DFHH0705
  - DFHH0706
  - DFHH0707
  - DFHH0708
  - DFHH0709
  - DFHH0801
  - DFHH0802
  - DFHH0803
  - DFHH0804
  - DFHH0805
  - DFHH0806
  - DFHH0807
  - DFHH0808
  - DFHH0809
  - DFHH0810
  - DFHH0811
  - DFHH0951
  - DFHH0952
  - DFHH0953
  - DFHH0954
  - DFHH0955
  - DFHH0957
  - DFHH0958
  - DFHH0959
  - DFHH0960
  - DFHH0961
  - DFHH0962
  - DFHH0963
  - DFHH0964
  - DFHH0965
  - DFHH0966
- Transaction abend codes
  - AAxx abend codes
    - AACA
    - AAL1
    - AAL2
    - AAL3
    - AAL4
    - AAL6
    - AAL7
    - AAL8
    - AALA
    - AALB
    - AALC
    - AALM
    - AALN
    - AALO
    - AALP
    - AALQ
    - AALR
    - AALS
    - AALT
    - AALU
    - AALV
    - AALW
    - AALX
    - AALY
    - AALZ
    - AAM1
    - AAM2
    - AAM3
    - AAM4
    - AAMA
    - AAMC
    - AAMD
    - AAMF
    - AAMH
    - AAMI
    - AAMJ
    - AAMK
    - AAMN
    - AAMO
    - AAMP
    - AAMQ
    - AAMS
    - AAMT
    - AAMZ
    - AAO2
    - AAO3
    - AAO4
    - AAO5
    - AAO7
    - AAO8
    - AAO9
    - AAOA
    - AAOB
    - AAOC
    - AAOD
    - AAOE
    - AAOF
    - AAOG
    - AAOH
    - AAOI
    - AAOJ
    - AAOK
    - AAOL
    - AAOM
    - AAON
    - AAOO
    - AAOP
    - AAOQ
    - AAOR
    - AAOS
    - AAOT
    - AAOU
    - AAOV
    - AAOW
    - AAOX
    - AAOY
    - AAOZ
    - AASA
    - AASB
  - ABxx abend codes
    - ABAC
    - ABAD
    - ABAE
    - ABAF
    - ABLA
    - ABLB
    - ABM0
    - ABM1
    - ABM2
    - ABM3
    - ABM4
    - ABM5
    - ABM6
    - ABM7
    - ABM8
    - ABM9
    - ABMA
    - ABMB
    - ABMC
    - ABMD
    - ABME
    - ABMF
    - ABMG
    - ABMH
    - ABMI
    - ABML
    - ABMM
    - ABMO
    - ABMQ
    - ABMR
    - ABMT
    - ABMU
    - ABMV
    - ABMX
    - ABMY
    - ABMZ
    - ABNA
    - ABNB
    - ABNC
    - ABNE
    - ABNF
    - ABNG
    - ABNH
    - ABNI
    - ABNJ
    - ABNK
    - ABR3
    - ABR4
    - ABR5
    - ABR6
    - ABRC
    - ABRD
    - ABRE
    - ABRF
    - ABRG
    - ABRH
    - ABRI
    - ABRJ
    - ABRK
    - ABRN
    - ABRP
    - ABRQ
    - ABRR
    - ABRX
    - ABRY
    - ABRZ
    - ABSA
    - ABSX
    - ABX1
    - ABX2
    - ABX3
    - ABX5
    - ABX6
    - ABX7
    - ABX8
    - ABXA
    - ABXB
    - ABXC
    - ABXD
    - ABXE
    - ABXF
    - ABXG
    - ABXH
    - ABXI
    - ABXJ
    - ABXK
    - ABXM
    - ABXN
    - ABXO
    - ABXP
    - ABXQ
    - ABXS
    - ABXU
    - ABXV
  - ACxx abend codes
    - ACAA
    - ACAD
    - ACAI
    - ACAJ
    - ACAM
    - ACC1
    - ACC2
    - ACC3
    - ACC4
    - ACC5
    - ACC6
    - ACC7
    - ACC8
    - ACC9
    - ACCA
    - ACCB
    - ACCC
    - ACCD
    - ACCE
    - ACCF
    - ACCG
    - ACCH
    - ACCI
    - ACCJ
    - ACCK
    - ACCL
    - ACCM
    - ACCN
    - ACCO
    - ACCP
    - ACCQ
    - ACCR
    - ACCS
    - ACCT
    - ACCU
    - ACCV
    - ACCW
    - ACCX
    - ACCY
    - ACCZ
    - ACFA
    - ACFB
    - ACFC
    - ACFD
    - ACFE
    - ACHA
    - ACHB
    - ACHC
    - ACHD
    - ACHE
    - ACHF
    - ACHG
    - ACHH
    - ACHI
    - ACHJ
    - ACHK
    - ACHL
    - ACHM
    - ACHN
    - ACHO
    - ACHP
    - ACHR
    - ACHS
    - ACL0
    - ACL1
    - ACL2
    - ACL3
    - ACL4
    - ACL5
    - ACL6
    - ACL7
    - ACL8
    - ACL9
    - ACLA
    - ACLB
    - ACLC
    - ACLD
    - ACLE
    - ACLF
    - ACLG
    - ACLH
    - ACN1
    - ACN2
    - ACN3
    - ACN4
    - ACN5
    - ACN6
    - ACN7
    - ACN8
    - ACN9
    - ACNA
    - ACNB
    - ACNC
    - ACND
    - ACNE
    - ACP1
    - ACP2
    - ACQA
    - ACQB
    - ACQC
    - ACRA
    - ACRB
    - ACRC
    - ACRD
    - ACRE
    - ACRF
    - ACRG
    - ACRH
    - ACRI
    - ACRJ
    - ACRK
    - ACRL
    - ACRM
    - ACRN
    - ACRO
    - ACRP
    - ACRQ
    - ACSA
    - ACSB
    - ACSC
    - ACSD
    - ACSE
    - ACSF
    - ACSG
    - ACSH
    - ACSI
    - ACSJ
    - ACSK
    - ACSL
    - ACSM
    - ACSN
    - ACSO
    - ACTA
    - ACTB
    - ACTC
    - ACTD
    - ACTE
    - ACTF
    - ACTG
    - ACTH
    - ACTI
    - ACTJ
    - ACTK
    - ACTL
    - ACU0
    - ACU1
    - ACU2
    - ACU3
    - ACU4
    - ACU5
    - ACU6
    - ACU7
    - ACU8
    - ACU9
    - ACUA
    - ACUB
    - ACUC
    - ACUD
    - ACUE
    - ACUF
    - ACUG
    - ACUH
    - ACUI
    - ACUJ
    - ACUK
    - ACUL
    - ACUM
    - ACUO
    - ACUP
    - ACUQ
    - ACUR
    - ACUS
    - ACUT
    - ACUV
    - ACUW
    - ACUX
    - ACUY
    - ACUZ
    - ACVA
    - ACVB
    - ACVC
    - ACVD
    - ACVE
    - ACVF
    - ACVG
    - ACVH
    - ACVK
    - ACVL
    - ACVM
    - ACVN
    - ACVO
    - ACVP
    - ACVQ
    - ACVR
    - ACWA
  - ADxx abend codes
    - AD21
    - AD22
    - AD23
    - AD24
    - AD25
    - AD26
    - AD27
    - AD28
    - AD29
    - AD2A
    - AD2B
    - AD2C
    - AD2D
    - AD2E
    - AD2F
    - AD2G
    - AD2H
    - AD2I
    - AD2J
    - AD2K
    - AD2L
    - AD2M
    - AD2N
    - AD2O
    - AD2P
    - AD2Q
    - AD2R
    - AD2S
    - AD2T
    - AD2U for, CICS TS 6.1, CICS TS 6.2, or CICS TS 6.3
    - AD2U for CICS TS Beta
    - AD2V
    - AD2W
    - AD2X
    - AD2Y
    - AD2Z
    - AD31
    - AD32
    - AD33
    - AD35
    - AD36
    - AD37
    - AD38
    - AD39
    - AD3A
    - AD3B
    - AD3C
    - AD3D
    - AD3E
    - AD3F
    - AD3G
    - AD3H
    - AD3I
    - AD3J
    - AD3K
    - AD3L
    - AD3M
    - AD3P
    - AD3Q
    - AD3R
    - AD3S
    - AD3T
    - AD3U
    - AD3W
    - AD3X
    - AD3Z
    - AD4A
    - AD4B
    - ADCA
    - ADCB
    - ADCC
    - ADCD
    - ADCE
    - ADCF
    - ADCI
    - ADCJ
    - ADCP
    - ADCQ
    - ADCR
    - ADCS
    - ADCT
    - ADCV
    - ADDA
    - ADDB
    - ADDC
    - ADDI
    - ADDJ
    - ADDK
    - ADEF
    - ADIR
    - ADIS
    - ADLE for CICS TS 6.1
    - ADLE for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - ADLF
    - ADLG
    - ADLP
    - ADMA
    - ADMB
    - ADMD
    - ADPA
    - ADPB
    - ADPC
    - ADPD
    - ADPI
    - ADPL
    - ADXA
    - ADXB
  - AExx abend codes
    - AEC1
    - AEC2
    - AEC7
    - AEC8
    - AEC9
    - AECA
    - AECC
    - AECE
    - AECM
    - AECO
    - AED1
    - AED2
    - AED3
    - AED4
    - AED5
    - AED6
    - AED7
    - AED8
    - AED9
    - AEDA
    - AEDB
    - AEDC
    - AEDD
    - AEDE
    - AEDF
    - AEDG
    - AEDH
    - AEE0
    - AEE1
    - AEE2
    - AEE3
    - AEI0
    - AEI1
    - AEI2
    - AEI3
    - AEI4
    - AEI8
    - AEI9
    - AEIA
    - AEID
    - AEIE
    - AEIG
    - AEIH
    - AEII
    - AEIJ
    - AEIK
    - AEIL
    - AEIM
    - AEIN
    - AEIO
    - AEIP
    - AEIQ
    - AEIR
    - AEIS
    - AEIT
    - AEIU
    - AEIV
    - AEIW
    - AEIZ
    - AELA
    - AELB
    - AEMA
    - AEMB
    - AEMP
    - AEMQ
    - AEPD
    - AEPM
    - AEPO
    - AETA
    - AETC
    - AETF
    - AETG
    - AETH
    - AETI
    - AETJ
    - AETK
    - AETL
    - AETM
    - AETN
    - AETO
    - AETP
    - AETQ
    - AETR
    - AETS
    - AEX0
    - AEX1
    - AEX2
    - AEX3
    - AEX4
    - AEX5
    - AEX6
    - AEX7
    - AEX8
    - AEX9
    - AEXC
    - AEXF
    - AEXG
    - AEXI
    - AEXJ
    - AEXK
    - AEXL
    - AEXU
    - AEXV
    - AEXW
    - AEXX
    - AEXY
    - AEXZ
    - AEY0
    - AEY1
    - AEY2
    - AEY3
    - AEY6
    - AEY7
    - AEY8
    - AEY9
    - AEYA
    - AEYB
    - AEYC
    - AEYD
    - AEYE
    - AEYF
    - AEYG
    - AEYH
    - AEYJ
    - AEYK
    - AEYL
    - AEYM
    - AEYN
    - AEYO
    - AEYP
    - AEYQ
    - AEYR
    - AEYT
    - AEYU
    - AEYV
    - AEYX
    - AEYY
    - AEYZ
    - AEZ1
    - AEZ2
    - AEZA
    - AEZB
    - AEZC
    - AEZD
    - AEZE
    - AEZF
    - AEZG
    - AEZH
    - AEZI
    - AEZJ
    - AEZK
    - AEZL
    - AEZM
    - AEZN
    - AEZO
    - AEZP
    - AEZQ
    - AEZR
    - AEZS
    - AEZT
    - AEZU
    - AEZV
    - AEZW
    - AEZX
    - AEZY
    - AEZZ
  - AFxx abend codes
    - AFC0
    - AFC2
    - AFC7
    - AFCB
    - AFCC
    - AFCE
    - AFCF
    - AFCG
    - AFCH
    - AFCI
    - AFCJ
    - AFCK
    - AFCL
    - AFCM
    - AFCN
    - AFCO
    - AFCR
    - AFCS
    - AFCT
    - AFCU
    - AFCV
    - AFCW
    - AFCY
    - AFCZ
    - AFDA
    - AFDB
    - AFDC
    - AFDD
    - AFDE
    - AFDF
    - AFDG
    - AFDH
    - AFDI
    - AFDJ
    - AFDK
    - AFDL
    - AFDN
    - AFDO for CICS TS 6.1
    - AFDO for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AFDP for CICS TS 6.1
    - AFDP for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AFDQ for CICS TS 6.1
    - AFDQ for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
  - AGxx abend code
    - AGMA
  - AIxx abend codes
    - AICA
    - AICB
    - AICC
    - AICD
    - AICE
    - AICF
    - AICG
    - AICH
    - AICJ
    - AICK
    - AICL
    - AICN
    - AICO
    - AICQ
    - AICR
    - AICS
    - AICT
    - AIEA
    - AIEB
    - AINA
    - AINB
    - AINC
    - AIND
    - AINE
    - AINF
    - AING
    - AINH
    - AINI
    - AINJ
    - AINK
    - AINL
    - AINM
    - AINN
    - AINO
    - AINP
    - AINQ
    - AINR
    - AINS
    - AINT
    - AINU
    - AIPA
    - AIPB
    - AIPC
    - AIPD
    - AIPE
    - AIPF
    - AIPG
    - AIPH
    - AIPI
    - AIPJ
    - AIPK
    - AIPL
    - AIPM
    - AIPN
    - AIPO
    - AIPP
    - AIPR
    - AIPS
    - AIPT
    - AIPU
    - AIS1
    - AIS2 for CICS TS 6.1
    - AIS2 for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AIS3 for CICS TS 6.1
    - AIS3 for CICS TS 6.2 or CICS TS 6.3
    - AIS4 for CICS TS 6.1
    - AIS4 for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AIS5 for CICS TS 6.1
    - AIS5 for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AIS6
    - AIS7
    - AIS8
    - AIS9
    - AISA
    - AISB
    - AISC
    - AISD
    - AISF
    - AISG
    - AISH
    - AISI
    - AISJ for CICS TS 6.1
    - AISJ for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AISK
    - AISL
    - AISN
    - AISO
    - AISP
    - AISQ
    - AISR
    - AISS
    - AIST for CICS TS 6.1
    - AIST for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AISU
    - AISV
    - AISW
    - AISX
    - AISY
    - AISZ
    - AITA
    - AITB
    - AITC
    - AITD
    - AITE
    - AITF
    - AITG
    - AITH
    - AITI
    - AITJ
    - AITK
    - AITL
    - AITM
    - AITN
    - AITO
    - AITP
    - AITQ
  - AJxx abend codes
    - AJ01
    - AJ03
    - AJ04
    - AJ05
    - AJ07
    - AJ09
    - AJ10
    - AJ11
    - AJ12
    - AJ13
    - AJ99
    - AJA0
    - AJCD
    - AJCE
    - AJCS
    - AJCT
    - AJCU
    - AJST
    - AJVM
    - AJX1
  - AKxx abend codes
    - AKC0
    - AKC1
    - AKC2
    - AKC3
    - AKC6
    - AKC8
    - AKC9
    - AKCB
    - AKCC for CICS TS 6.1
    - AKCC for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AKCE
    - AKCF
    - AKCR
    - AKCS
    - AKCT
    - AKCV
    - AKEA
    - AKEB
    - AKEC
    - AKED
    - AKEF
    - AKEG
    - AKEH
    - AKEI
    - AKEJ
    - AKER
    - AKES
    - AKEX
    - AKEZ
    - AKKA
    - AKKB
    - AKKC
    - AKKD
    - AKKE
    - AKKG
    - AKKH
    - AKSE
  - ALxx abend codes
    - ALGA
    - ALGB
    - ALGC
    - ALGD
    - ALGE
    - ALGF
    - ALGG
    - ALIC
    - ALID
    - ALIF
    - ALIG
    - ALIH
    - ALII
    - ALIJ
    - ALIK
    - ALIL
    - ALX1
    - ALX2
    - ALX3
    - ALX4
    - ALX5
  - AMxx abend codes
    - AMGB
    - AMI1
    - AMNA
    - AMNB
    - AMNC
    - AMND
    - AMNZ
    - AMPB
    - AMPC
    - AMPD
    - AMPE
    - AMPF
    - AMQA
    - AMQB
    - AMQC for CICS TS 6.1
    - AMQC for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AMQD
    - AMQE for CICS TS 6.1
    - AMQE for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AMQF
    - AMQG
    - AMQH
    - AMQI for CICS TS 6.1
    - AMQI for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AMQJ
    - AMQK
    - AMQM
    - AMQN
    - AMQO
    - AMQT
    - AMSA
    - AMSB
    - AMSC
    - AMSD
  - ANxx abend codes
    - ANJ1
    - ANJ2
    - ANJ3
    - ANJ4
    - ANQA
    - ANQB
    - ANQC
    - ANQD
    - ANQE
    - ANQF
    - ANQG
    - ANSA
    - ANSB
  - AOxx abend codes
    - AOTA
    - AOTB
  - APxx abend codes
    - APC0
    - APC1
    - APC2
    - APC3
    - APCF
    - APCG
    - APCH
    - APCI
    - APCJ
    - APCK
    - APCL
    - APCN
    - APCO
    - APCS
    - APCT
    - APCW
    - APCY
    - APCZ
    - APGA
    - APGB
    - APGC
    - APGD
    - APGE
    - APIA
    - APIB
    - APIC
    - APIG
    - APIH for CICS TS 6.1
    - APIH for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - APII for CICS TS 6.1
    - APII for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - APIJ for CICS TS 6.1
    - APIJ for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - APIK
    - APIL
    - APIM for CICS TS 6.1
    - APIM for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - APIN
    - APIO
    - APIP
    - APIQ
    - APIR
    - APIS
    - APIT
    - APIU for CICS TS 6.1
    - APIU for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - APL0
    - APL1
    - APL2
    - APL3
    - APL4
    - APL5
    - APL6
    - APL7
    - APL8
    - APL9
    - APLA
    - APLB
    - APLC
    - APLD
    - APLE
    - APLF
    - APLG
    - APLH
    - APLI
    - APLJ
    - APLK
    - APLL
    - APLM
    - APLN
    - APLO
    - APLP
    - APLQ
    - APLR
    - APLS
    - APLT
    - APLU
    - APLV
    - APLW
    - APLX
    - APLY
    - APLZ
    - APP1
    - APP2
    - APP3
    - APR1
    - APSJ
    - APST
    - APSU
    - APSV
    - APSW
    - APSX
    - APSY
    - APSZ
    - APTI
    - APTJ
    - APUA
    - APUB
    - APUC
    - APUD
    - APUE
    - APUF
    - APUG
    - APUH
    - APUI
    - APUJ
    - APUK
    - APUL
    - APUM
    - APUN
    - APUO
    - APUP
    - APUQ
    - APUR
    - APUS
    - APUT
    - APUZ
    - APXA
  - ARxx abend codes
    - ARCB
    - ARHA
    - ARHB
    - ARHC
    - ARLA
    - ARLB
    - ARLC
    - ARLD
    - ARM0
    - ARP2
    - ARP4
    - ARP5
    - ARP9
    - ARPA
    - ARPF
    - ARPG
    - ARPH
    - ARPI
    - ARPJ
    - ARPK
    - ARPL
    - ARPM
    - ARPN
    - ARPO
    - ARPU
    - ARPV
    - ARPW
    - ARPX
    - ARPZ
    - ARSA
    - ARTA
    - ARTB
    - ARTC
    - ARTD
    - ARTE
    - ARTF
    - ARTG
    - ARTH
    - ARUA
    - ARUB
    - ARUC
    - ARUD
    - ARXA
    - ARXB
    - ARXC
    - ARZ2
    - ARZ3
    - ARZ4
    - ARZ5
    - ARZE
    - ARZF
    - ARZI
    - ARZJ
    - ARZR
  - ASxx abend codes
    - ASCA
    - ASCB
    - ASCP
    - ASCR
    - ASDA
    - ASFA
    - ASFB
    - ASFC
    - ASH2
    - ASH3
    - ASH4
    - ASHA
    - ASHB
    - ASHR
    - ASHU
    - ASIA
    - ASIB
    - ASJ7
    - ASJA
    - ASJB
    - ASJH
    - ASJI
    - ASJL
    - ASJO
    - ASJR
    - ASJS for, CICS TS 6.1, CICS TS 6.2, or CICS TS 6.3
    - ASJS for CICS TS Beta
    - ASNA
    - ASNB
    - ASNC
    - ASND
    - ASOA
    - ASOB
    - ASOC
    - ASOD
    - ASOL
    - ASP1
    - ASP2
    - ASP3
    - ASP7
    - ASP8
    - ASP9
    - ASPA
    - ASPB
    - ASPC
    - ASPD
    - ASPF
    - ASPI
    - ASPJ
    - ASPN
    - ASPO
    - ASPP
    - ASPQ
    - ASPR
    - ASQA
    - ASQB
    - ASQC
    - ASQD
    - ASQE
    - ASQG
    - ASQH
    - ASQI
    - ASQK
    - ASQL
    - ASQM
    - ASRA
    - ASRB
    - ASRD
    - ASRE
    - ASRJ
  - ATxx abend codes
    - ATC1
    - ATC2
    - ATC3
    - ATC4
    - ATC5
    - ATC6
    - ATC7
    - ATC8
    - ATC9
    - ATCA
    - ATCB for CICS TS 6.1
    - ATCB for CICS TS 6.2
    - ATCB for CICS TS 6.3
    - ATCB for CICS TS Beta
    - ATCC
    - ATCD
    - ATCE
    - ATCF
    - ATCG
    - ATCH
    - ATCI
    - ATCJ
    - ATCK
    - ATCL
    - ATCN
    - ATCO
    - ATCQ
    - ATCR
    - ATCS
    - ATCT
    - ATCU
    - ATCV
    - ATCW
    - ATCX
    - ATCY
    - ATCZ
    - ATD3
    - ATD9
    - ATDC
    - ATDS
    - ATDY
    - ATDZ
    - ATFE
    - ATGE
    - ATMA
    - ATMB
    - ATNA
    - ATNB
    - ATNC
    - ATND
    - ATNI for CICS TS 6.1
    - ATNI for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - ATOA
    - ATOB
    - ATOC
    - ATOD
    - ATOE
    - ATOF
    - ATOG
    - ATOH
    - ATOT
    - ATOU
    - ATOV
    - ATPA
    - ATPB
    - ATPC
    - ATPD
    - ATPE
    - ATPF
    - ATRA
    - ATSA
    - ATSB
    - ATSC
    - ATSD
    - ATSP
    - ATSQ
    - ATSU
    - ATUF
  - AUxx abend codes
    - AUEL
    - AUEP
  - AWxx abend codes
    - AW2A
    - AWB2
    - AWB3
    - AWB4
    - AWB5
    - AWB7
    - AWB8
    - AWB9
    - AWBA
    - AWBB
    - AWBC
    - AWBD
    - AWBE
    - AWBF
    - AWBH
    - AWBI
    - AWBJ
    - AWBK
    - AWBL
    - AWBM
    - AWBN
    - AWBO
    - AWBP
    - AWBQ
    - AWBR
    - AWBU
    - AWBV
    - AWBX
    - AWBZ
    - AWC1
    - AWC2
    - AWC3
    - AWC4
    - AWC5
    - AWC6
    - AWC7
    - AWC8
    - AWC9
    - AWKY
    - AWSA
    - AWSC
    - AWSD
    - AWSH
    - AWSJ
    - AWSL
    - AWSN
    - AWSP
    - AWSQ
    - AWSR
    - AWSS
    - AWST for CICS TS 6.1
    - AWST for CICS TS 6.2 or CICS TS 6.3
    - AWSU
    - AWSX
    - AWSY
  - AXxx abend codes
    - AXF0
    - AXF1
    - AXF2
    - AXF3
    - AXF4
    - AXF5
    - AXF8
    - AXFA
    - AXFB
    - AXFC
    - AXFD
    - AXFE
    - AXFF
    - AXFG
    - AXFH
    - AXFI
    - AXFJ
    - AXFL
    - AXFM
    - AXFN
    - AXFO
    - AXFP
    - AXFQ
    - AXFR
    - AXFS
    - AXFT
    - AXFU
    - AXFV
    - AXFW
    - AXFX
    - AXFY
    - AXFZ
    - AXG1
    - AXG2
    - AXG3
    - AXG4
    - AXGA
    - AXGB
    - AXGC
    - AXGD
    - AXGE
    - AXMA
    - AXMB
    - AXMC
    - AXMD
    - AXMT
    - AXMU
    - AXMV
    - AXMY
    - AXMZ
    - AXS1
    - AXS2
    - AXS3
    - AXS4
    - AXSA
    - AXSB
    - AXSC
    - AXSD
    - AXSE
    - AXSF
    - AXSG
    - AXTA
    - AXTB
    - AXTC
    - AXTD
    - AXTE
    - AXTF
    - AXTG
    - AXTH
    - AXTI
    - AXTJ
    - AXTK
    - AXTL
    - AXTM
    - AXTN
    - AXTO
    - AXTP
    - AXTQ
    - AXTR
    - AXTS
    - AXTU
  - AZxx abend codes
    - AZAB
    - AZAD
    - AZAE
    - AZAF
    - AZAG
    - AZAH
    - AZAI
    - AZAJ
    - AZAK
    - AZCA
    - AZCB
    - AZCC
    - AZCD
    - AZCE
    - AZCF
    - AZCG
    - AZCH
    - AZCI
    - AZCJ
    - AZCK
    - AZCL
    - AZCM
    - AZCN
    - AZCO
    - AZCP
    - AZCQ
    - AZCR
    - AZCT
    - AZCU
    - AZCV
    - AZCW
    - AZI1
    - AZI2
    - AZI3
    - AZI4
    - AZI5
    - AZI6
    - AZI7
    - AZI8
    - AZI9
    - AZIA
    - AZIB
    - AZIC
    - AZID
    - AZIE
    - AZIF
    - AZIG
    - AZR2
    - AZR3
    - AZR4
    - AZR5
    - AZR6
    - AZRA
    - AZRB
    - AZRD
    - AZRE
    - AZRF
    - AZRG
    - AZRH
    - AZRI
    - AZRJ
    - AZRK
    - AZRL
    - AZRM
    - AZRN
    - AZRO
    - AZRP
    - AZRQ
    - AZRR
    - AZRS
    - AZRT
    - AZRU
    - AZRV
    - AZRW
    - AZRY
    - AZRZ
    - AZS0
    - AZS1
    - AZS2
    - AZS3
    - AZS4
    - AZS5
    - AZS6
    - AZT1
    - AZT3
    - AZT6
    - AZT7
    - AZT8
    - AZT9
    - AZTA
    - AZTB
    - AZTC
    - AZTE
    - AZTF
    - AZTG
    - AZTH
    - AZTI
    - AZTL
    - AZTM
    - AZTN
    - AZTO
    - AZTP
    - AZTQ
    - AZTR
    - AZTS
    - AZTT
    - AZTU
    - AZTV
    - AZTW
    - AZTY for CICS TS 6.1
    - AZTY for, CICS TS 6.2, CICS TS 6.3, or CICS TS Beta
    - AZTZ
    - AZVA
    - AZVB
    - AZVC
    - AZVD
    - AZVE
    - AZVF
    - AZVG
    - AZVH
    - AZVI
    - AZVJ
    - AZVK
    - AZVL
    - AZVM
    - AZVN
    - AZVO
    - AZVP
    - AZVQ
    - AZVR
    - AZVS
    - AZVU
    - AZXA
    - AZXB
- System abend and dump codes
  - CICS system dump codes
  - DHxx (IMS) abend codes
    - DHTA
    - DHTC
    - DHTE
    - DHTG
    - DHTH
    - DHTJ
  - 01xx (translator) abend codes
    - 0100
    - 0101
  - 02xx (DFHPD760) abend codes
    - 0211
    - 0212
  - 03xx (DFHCSDUP) abend codes
    - 0300
    - 0301
    - 0302
    - 0303
    - 0304
    - 0305
    - 0307
    - 0308
    - 0309
    - 0321
    - 0322
    - 0323
    - 0325
    - 0326
    - 0327
    - 0328
    - 0330
    - 0331
    - 0332
  - 04xx (external CICS interface) abend codes
    - 0401
    - 0402
    - 0403
    - 0404
    - 0405
    - 0406
    - 0407
    - 0408
    - 0409
    - 0410
    - 0411
    - 0412
    - 0413
    - 0414
    - 0415
    - 0416
    - 0417
    - 0418
    - 0419
  - 4xxx LE/370 abend codes
  - CICSPlex SM Abend and dump codes
    - CICS abend and dump codes
      - EYUI
      - EYUK
      - EYUO
      - EYUR
      - EYUV
      - EYUX
      - EYUY
    - Uxxxx abend codes
      - U100
      - U1600
      - U1700 through U1798
      - U1799
      - U1800
      - U1801
      - U1802
      - U1803
      - U1804
      - U1899
      - U1900
      - U3000
      - U4000
      - U4080
      - U4090
      - U4095
    - System dump codes
- Data areas
- SDUMP contents and IPCS CICS VERBEXIT keywords
- Trace entries
- EIB fields
- EIB response and function codes
  - Response codes of EXEC CICS commands
  - Function codes of EXEC CICS commands
- CICS components
- CICSPlex SM components
- CICS executable modules
Application development reference
- EXEC CICS command format and programming considerations
  - EXEC CICS command argument values
  - Translated code for EXEC CICS commands
- CICS command summary
  - ABEND
  - ACQUIRE
  - ADD SUBEVENT
  - ADDRESS
  - ADDRESS SET
  - ALLOCATE (APPC)
  - ALLOCATE (LUTYPE6.1)
  - ALLOCATE (MRO)
  - ASKTIME
  - ASSIGN
  - BIF DEEDIT
  - BIF DIGEST
  - BUILD ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
  - BUILD ATTACH (MRO)
  - CANCEL
  - CANCEL (BTS)
  - CHANGE PHRASE
  - CHANGE PASSWORD
  - CHANGE TASK
  - CHECK ACQPROCESS
  - CHECK ACTIVITY
  - CHECK TIMER
  - CONNECT PROCESS
  - CONVERSE (default)
  - CONVERSE (APPC)
  - CONVERSE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
  - CONVERSE (LUTYPE4)
  - CONVERSE (LUTYPE6.1)
  - CONVERSE (SCS)
  - CONVERSE (3270 logical)
  - CONVERSE (3600-3601)
  - CONVERSE (3600-3614)
  - CONVERSE (3650 interpreter)
  - CONVERSE (3650-3270)
  - CONVERSE (3650-3653)
  - CONVERSE (3650-3680)
  - CONVERSE (3767)
  - CONVERSE (3770)
  - CONVERSE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
  - CONVERSE (3790 3270-display)
  - CONVERSE: z/OS Communications Server options
  - CONVERSE (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
  - CONVERSE (MRO)
  - CONVERSE (2260)
  - CONVERSE: non-z/OS Communications Server options
  - CONVERTTIME
  - DEFINE ACTIVITY
  - DEFINE COMPOSITE EVENT
  - DEFINE COUNTER and DEFINE DCOUNTER
  - DEFINE INPUT EVENT
  - DEFINE PROCESS
  - DEFINE TIMER
  - DELAY
  - DELETE
  - DELETE ACTIVITY
  - DELETE CHANNEL
  - DELETE CONTAINER (BTS)
  - DELETE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - DELETE COUNTER and DELETE DCOUNTER
  - DELETE EVENT
  - DELETE TIMER
  - DELETEQ TD
  - DELETEQ TS
  - DEQ
  - DOCUMENT CREATE
  - DOCUMENT DELETE
  - DOCUMENT INSERT
  - DOCUMENT RETRIEVE
  - DOCUMENT SET
  - DUMP TRANSACTION
  - ENDBR
  - ENDBROWSE ACTIVITY
  - ENDBROWSE CONTAINER (BTS)
  - ENDBROWSE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - ENDBROWSE EVENT
  - ENDBROWSE PROCESS
  - ENDBROWSE TIMER
  - ENQ
  - ENTER TRACENUM
  - EXTRACT ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
  - EXTRACT ATTACH (MRO)
  - EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (APPC)
  - EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (MRO)
  - EXTRACT CERTIFICATE
  - EXTRACT LOGONMSG
  - EXTRACT PROCESS
  - EXTRACT TCPIP
  - EXTRACT TCT
  - EXTRACT WEB
  - FETCH ANY
  - FETCH CHILD
  - FORCE TIMER
  - FORMATTIME
  - FREE
  - FREE (APPC)
  - FREE (LUTYPE6.1)
  - FREE (MRO)
  - FREE CHILD
  - FREEMAIN
  - FREEMAIN64
  - GDS ALLOCATE
  - GDS ASSIGN
  - GDS CONNECT PROCESS
  - GDS EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES
  - GDS EXTRACT PROCESS
  - GDS FREE
  - GDS ISSUE ABEND
  - GDS ISSUE CONFIRMATION
  - GDS ISSUE ERROR
  - GDS ISSUE PREPARE
  - GDS ISSUE SIGNAL
  - GDS RECEIVE
  - GDS SEND
  - GDS WAIT
  - GET CONTAINER (BTS)
  - GET CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - GET COUNTER and GET DCOUNTER
  - GETMAIN
  - GETMAIN64
  - GETNEXT ACTIVITY
  - GETNEXT CONTAINER (BTS)
  - GETNEXT CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - GETNEXT EVENT
  - GETNEXT PROCESS
  - GETNEXT TIMER
  - GET64 CONTAINER
  - HANDLE ABEND
  - HANDLE AID
  - HANDLE CONDITION
  - IGNORE CONDITION
  - INQUIRE ACTIVITYID
  - INQUIRE CONTAINER
  - INQUIRE EVENT
  - INQUIRE PROCESS
  - INQUIRE TIMER
  - INVOKE APPLICATION
  - INVOKE SERVICE
  - INVOKE WEBSERVICE
  - ISSUE ABEND
  - ISSUE ABORT
  - ISSUE ADD
  - ISSUE CONFIRMATION
  - ISSUE COPY (3270 logical)
  - ISSUE DISCONNECT (default)
  - ISSUE DISCONNECT (LUTYPE6.1)
  - ISSUE END
  - ISSUE ENDFILE
  - ISSUE ENDOUTPUT
  - ISSUE EODS
  - ISSUE ERASE
  - ISSUE ERASEAUP
  - ISSUE ERROR
  - ISSUE LOAD
  - ISSUE NOTE
  - ISSUE PASS
  - ISSUE PREPARE
  - ISSUE PRINT
  - ISSUE QUERY
  - ISSUE RECEIVE
  - ISSUE REPLACE
  - ISSUE RESET
  - ISSUE SEND
  - ISSUE SIGNAL (APPC)
  - ISSUE SIGNAL (LUTYPE6.1)
  - ISSUE WAIT
  - JOURNAL
  - LINK
  - LINK ACQPROCESS
  - LINK ACTIVITY
  - LOAD
  - MONITOR
  - MOVE CONTAINER (BTS)
  - MOVE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - OTEL ENDSPAN
  - OTEL EXTRACT
  - OTEL STARTSPAN
  - POINT
  - POP HANDLE
  - POST
  - PURGE MESSAGE
  - PUSH HANDLE
  - PUT CONTAINER (BTS)
  - PUT CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - PUT64 CONTAINER
  - QUERY CHANNEL
  - QUERY COUNTER and QUERY DCOUNTER
  - QUERY SECURITY
  - READ
  - READNEXT
  - READPREV
  - READQ TD
  - READQ TS
  - RECEIVE (z/OS Communications Server default)
  - RECEIVE (APPC)
  - RECEIVE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
  - RECEIVE (LUTYPE4)
  - RECEIVE (LUTYPE6.1)
  - RECEIVE (3270 logical)
  - RECEIVE (3600 pipeline)
  - RECEIVE (3600-3601)
  - RECEIVE (3600-3614)
  - RECEIVE (3650)
  - RECEIVE (3767)
  - RECEIVE (3770)
  - RECEIVE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
  - RECEIVE: z/OS Communications Server options
  - RECEIVE (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
  - RECEIVE (MRO)
  - RECEIVE (2260)
  - RECEIVE (2980)
  - RECEIVE (3790 3270-display)
  - RECEIVE: non-z/OS Communications Server options
  - RECEIVE MAP
  - RECEIVE MAP MAPPINGDEV
  - RECEIVE PARTN
  - RELEASE
  - REMOVE SUBEVENT
  - REQUEST ENCRYPTPTKT
  - REQUEST PASSTICKET
  - RESET ACQPROCESS
  - RESET ACTIVITY
  - RESETBR
  - RESUME
  - RETRIEVE
  - RETRIEVE REATTACH EVENT
  - RETRIEVE SUBEVENT
  - RETURN
  - REWIND COUNTER and REWIND DCOUNTER
  - REWRITE
  - ROUTE
  - RUN
  - RUN TRANSID
  - SEND (z/OS Communications Server default)
  - SEND (APPC)
  - SEND (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
  - SEND (LUTYPE4)
  - SEND (LUTYPE6.1)
  - SEND (SCS)
  - SEND (3270 logical)
  - SEND (3600 pipeline)
  - SEND (3600-3601)
  - SEND (3600-3614)
  - SEND (3650 interpreter)
  - SEND (3650-3270)
  - SEND (3650-3653)
  - SEND (3650-3680)
  - SEND (3767)
  - SEND (3770)
  - SEND (3790 full-function or inquiry)
  - SEND (3790 SCS)
  - SEND (3790 3270-display)
  - SEND (3790 3270-printer)
  - SEND: z/OS Communications Server options
  - SEND (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
  - SEND (MRO)
  - SEND (2260)
  - SEND (2980)
  - SEND: non-z/OS Communications Server options
  - SEND CONTROL
  - SEND MAP
  - SEND MAP MAPPINGDEV
  - SEND PAGE
  - SEND PARTNSET
  - SEND TEXT
  - SEND TEXT MAPPED
  - SEND TEXT NOEDIT
  - SIGNAL EVENT
  - SIGNOFF
  - SIGNON
  - SIGNON TOKEN
  - SOAPFAULT ADD
  - SOAPFAULT CREATE
  - SOAPFAULT DELETE
  - SPOOLCLOSE
  - SPOOLOPEN INPUT
  - SPOOLOPEN OUTPUT
  - SPOOLREAD
  - SPOOLWRITE
  - START
  - START ATTACH
  - START BREXIT
  - START CHANNEL
  - STARTBR
  - STARTBROWSE ACTIVITY
  - STARTBROWSE CONTAINER (BTS)
  - STARTBROWSE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
  - STARTBROWSE EVENT
  - STARTBROWSE PROCESS
  - STARTBROWSE TIMER
  - SUSPEND
  - SUSPEND (BTS)
  - SYNCPOINT
  - SYNCPOINT ROLLBACK
  - TEST EVENT
  - TRANSFORM DATATOJSON
  - TRANSFORM DATATOXML
  - TRANSFORM JSONTODATA
  - TRANSFORM XMLTODATA
  - UNLOCK
  - UPDATE COUNTER and UPDATE DCOUNTER
  - VERIFY PASSWORD
  - VERIFY PHRASE
  - VERIFY TOKEN
  - WAIT CONVID (APPC)
  - WAIT EVENT
  - WAIT EXTERNAL
  - WAIT JOURNALNAME
  - WAIT JOURNALNUM
  - WAIT SIGNAL
  - WAIT TERMINAL
  - WAITCICS
  - WEB CLOSE
  - WEB CONVERSE
  - WEB ENDBROWSE FORMFIELD
  - WEB ENDBROWSE HTTPHEADER
  - WEB ENDBROWSE QUERYPARM
  - WEB EXTRACT
  - WEB OPEN
  - WEB PARSE URL
  - WEB READ FORMFIELD
  - WEB READ HTTPHEADER
  - WEB READ QUERYPARM
  - WEB READNEXT FORMFIELD
  - WEB READNEXT HTTPHEADER
  - WEB READNEXT QUERYPARM
  - WEB RECEIVE (Server)
  - WEB RECEIVE (Client)
  - WEB RETRIEVE
  - WEB SEND (Server)
  - WEB SEND (Client)
  - WEB STARTBROWSE FORMFIELD
  - WEB STARTBROWSE HTTPHEADER
  - WEB STARTBROWSE QUERYPARM
  - WEB WRITE HTTPHEADER
  - WRITE
  - WRITE JOURNALNAME
  - WRITE JOURNALNUM
  - WRITE OPERATOR
  - WRITEQ TD
  - WRITEQ TS
  - WSACONTEXT BUILD
  - WSACONTEXT DELETE
  - WSACONTEXT GET
  - WSAEPR CREATE
  - XCTL
- Threadsafe commands
- CICS-value data areas used by all commands
- National language codes for application development
- Programming reference for terminals and logical units
  - Teletypewriter programming
  - Display device operations
- CPI Communications
- BTS application programming commands
- BTS system programming reference
  - CREATE PROCESSTYPE
  - DISCARD PROCESSTYPE
  - INQUIRE PROCESSTYPE
  - SET PROCESSTYPE
- FEPI application programming reference
  - Overview of the FEPI API commands
  - FEPI ALLOCATE PASSCONVID
  - FEPI ALLOCATE POOL
  - FEPI AP NOOP
  - FEPI CONVERSE DATASTREAM
  - FEPI CONVERSE FORMATTED
  - FEPI EXTRACT CONV
  - FEPI EXTRACT FIELD
  - FEPI EXTRACT STSN
  - FEPI FREE
  - FEPI ISSUE
  - FEPI RECEIVE DATASTREAM
  - FEPI RECEIVE FORMATTED
  - FEPI REQUEST PASSTICKET
  - FEPI SEND DATASTREAM
  - FEPI SEND FORMATTED
  - FEPI START
  - FEPI start data
  - FEPI inbound and outbound data formats
  - End conditions for FEPI CONVERSE and FEPI RECEIVE
- FEPI system programming reference
  - Overview of the FEPI SPI commands
  - FEPI ADD POOL
  - FEPI DELETE POOL
  - FEPI DISCARD NODELIST
  - FEPI DISCARD POOL
  - FEPI DISCARD PROPERTYSET
  - FEPI DISCARD TARGETLIST
  - FEPI INQUIRE CONNECTION
  - FEPI INQUIRE NODE
  - FEPI INQUIRE POOL
  - FEPI INQUIRE PROPERTYSET
  - FEPI INQUIRE TARGET
  - FEPI INSTALL NODELIST
  - FEPI INSTALL POOL
  - FEPI INSTALL PROPERTYSET
  - FEPI INSTALL TARGETLIST
  - FEPI SET CONNECTION
  - FEPI SET NODE
  - FEPI SET POOL
  - FEPI SET TARGET
  - FEPI SP NOOP
  - FEPI transient data queue records
  - CVDA and RESP2 values for FEPI commands
- BMS constants
- BMS macros
  - BMS map set, map, and field definition
  - BMS partition set definition
  - DFHMDF
  - DFHMDI
  - DFHMSD
  - DFHPDI
  - DFHPSD
- Assembler macros
  - DFHECALL
  - DFHEIEND
  - DFHEIENT
  - DFHEIRET
  - DFHEISTG
- EP adapters and formats
  - Event processing adapters
  - Common base event format
  - Common base event REST format
  - Decision Server Insights Event format
  - WebSphere Business Events format
  - CICS flattened event (CFE) format
  - CICS flattened event (CFE) data formats
  - CICS container-based event (CCE) format
- REXX reference
  - REXX for CICS TS: Overview of product features
  - How to read the syntax diagrams
  - REXX general concepts
    - Structure and general syntax
    - Expressions and operators
    - Clauses and instructions
    - Assignments and symbols
    - Commands to External Environments
    - Basic structure of REXX execs running under CICS
    - Support of standard REXX features
    - Support for standard CICS features
    - Interfaces to other programming languages
  - Keyword instructions
    - ADDRESS
    - ARG
    - CALL
    - DO
    - DROP
    - EXIT
    - IF
    - INTERPRET
    - ITERATE
    - LEAVE
    - NOP
    - NUMERIC
    - OPTIONS
    - PARSE
    - PROCEDURE
    - PULL
    - PUSH
    - QUEUE
    - RETURN
    - SAY
    - SELECT
    - SIGNAL
    - TRACE
    - UPPER
  - Functions
    - Function calls
    - Functions and subroutines
    - Built-in and external functions
  - Parsing
    - Simple templates for parsing into words
    - Templates that contain string patterns
    - Templates that contain positional (numeric) patterns
    - Variable patterns
    - Parsing instructions summary
    - Parsing instructions examples
    - Advanced parsing information
  - Numbers and arithmetic operations
    - Numbers
    - Precision
    - Arithmetic operators
    - Arithmetic operation rules: basic operators
    - Arithmetic operation rules: additional operators
    - Numeric comparisons
    - Exponential notation
    - Numbers used directly by REXX
  - Conditions and condition traps
  - REXX editor
    - ARBCHAR
    - ARGS
    - BACKWARD
    - BOTTOM
    - CANCEL
    - CASE
    - CHANGE
    - CMDLINE
    - CTLCHAR
    - CURLINE
    - DISPLAY
    - DOWN
    - EDIT
    - EXEC
    - FILE
    - FIND
    - FORWARD
    - GET
    - GETPDS
    - INPUT
    - JOIN
    - LEFT
    - LINEADD
    - LPREFIX
    - MACRO
    - MSGLINE
    - NULLS
    - NUMBERS
    - PFKEY
    - PFKLINE
    - QQUIT
    - QUERY
    - QUIT
    - RESERVED
    - RESET
    - RIGHT
    - SAVE
    - SORT
    - SPLIT
    - STRIP
    - SYNONYM
    - TOP
    - TRUNC
    - UP
  - REXX file system
    - File pools, directories, and files
    - Current directory and path
    - File system security
    - RFS commands
      - AUTH
      - CKDIR
      - CKFILE
      - COPY
      - DELETE
      - DISKR
      - DISKW
      - GETDIR
      - MKDIR
      - RDIR
      - RENAME
    - REXX File List Utility
      - CANCEL
      - COPY
      - DELETE
      - DOWN
      - END
      - EXEC
      - FLST
      - MACRO
      - PFKEY
      - REFRESH
      - RENAME
      - SORT
      - SYNONYM
      - UP
  - REXX list system
    - CKDIR
    - DELETE
    - LPULL
    - LPUSH
    - LQUEUE
    - MKDIR
    - READ
    - VARDROP
    - VARGET
    - VARPUT
    - WRITE
  - REXX Command Definition Facility
    - CICPARMS control block
    - CICGETV: call to get, set, or drop a REXX variable
  - REXX Db2 interface
    - Embedding SQL statements
    - Embedding Db2 commands
  - REXX for CICS TS: High-level client/server support
  - REXX panel facility
    - Defining the field control characters with the .DEFINE verb
    - .DEFINE
    - Defining the actual PANEL layout with the .PANEL verb
    - .PANEL
    - Panel generation and panel input/output
    - PANEL RUNTIME
    - Examples of sample panels
    - Example of a REXX panel program
  - REXX commands
    - ALLOC
    - AUTHUSER
    - CD
    - CEDA
    - CEMT
    - CLD
    - CONVTMAP
    - COPYR2S
    - COPYS2R
    - C2S
    - DEFCMD
    - DEFSCMD
    - DEFTRNID
    - DIR
    - EDIT
    - EXEC
    - EXECDROP
    - EXECIO
    - EXECLOAD
    - EXECMAP
    - EXPORT
    - FILEPOOL
    - FLST
    - FREE
    - GETVERS
    - HELP
    - IMPORT
    - LISTCMD
    - LISTPOOL
    - LISTTRNID
    - PATH
    - PSEUDO
    - RFS
    - RLS
    - SCRNINFO
    - SET
    - SETSYS
    - S2C
    - TERMID
    - WAITREAD
    - WAITREQ
  - Error numbers and messages
    - CICREXnnn error messages
  - Return codes
  - DBCS support
    - DBCS: general description
      - Symbols and strings
      - Instructions and DBCS
    - DBCS function handling
    - Built-in function examples for DBCS
    - DBCS Processing Functions
      - DBADJUST
      - DBBRACKET
      - DBCENTER
      - DBCJUSTIFY
      - DBLEFT
      - DBRIGHT
      - DBRLEFT
      - DBRRIGHT
      - DBTODBCS
      - DBTOSBCS
      - DBUNBRACKET
      - DBVALIDATE
      - DBWIDTH
  - Reserved keywords and special variables
  - Interactive debugging of programs
  - Basic mapping support example
- Link3270 message formats
  - Inbound BRIH message header
  - Outbound BRIH message header
  - Inbound Link3270 vectors
  - Outbound Link3270 vectors
  - Link3270 ADS descriptor
  - Link3270 diagnostics
    - BRIH-RETURNCODE values
- Response and reason codes returned on EXCI calls
  - Reason codes for response: WARNING
  - Reason codes for response: RETRYABLE
  - Reason codes for response: USER_ERROR
  - Reason codes for response: SYSTEM_ERROR
- 6.1, 6.2 JCA local ECI Javadoc
- JCICS Javadoc
- JCICSX Javadoc
- Open beta Web services assistant Javadoc
- 6.3 Web services assistant Javadoc
- 6.2 Web services assistant Javadoc
- 6.1 Web services assistant Javadoc
- JCICS API mapping to EXEC CICS API
- Foundation Classes: reference
  - Mapping EXEC CICS calls to Foundation Class methods
  - Mapping Foundation Class methods to EXEC CICS calls
  - Icc structure
    - Icc functions
    - Icc enumerations
  - IccAbendData class
    - IccAbendData constructor (protected)
      - IccAbendData Constructor
    - IccAbendData public methods
    - IccAbendData inherited public methods
    - IccAbendData inherited protected methods
  - IccAbsTime class
    - IccAbsTime constructor
      - IccAbsTime constructor (1)
      - IccAbsTime constructor (2)
    - IccAbsTime public methods
    - IccAbsTime inherited public methods
    - IccAbsTime inherited protected methods
  - IccAlarmRequestId class
    - IccAlarmRequestId constructors
    - IccAlarmRequestId public methods
    - IccAlarmRequestId inherited public methods
    - IccAlarmRequestId inherited protected methods
  - IccBase class
    - IccBase constructor (protected)
      - IccBase Constructor
    - IccBase public methods
    - IccBase protected methods
      - IccBase setClassName
      - IccBase setCustomClassNum
    - IccBase enumerations
      - IccBase ClassType
      - IccBase NameOpt
  - IccBuf class
    - IccBuf constructors
    - IccBuf public methods
    - IccBuf inherited public methods
    - IccBuf inherited protected methods
    - IccBuf enumerations
      - IccBuf DataAreaOwner
      - IccBuf DataAreaType
  - IccClock class
    - IccClock constructor
      - IccClock constructor
    - IccClock public methods
    - IccClock inherited public methods
    - IccClock inherited protected methods
    - IccClock enumerations
  - IccCondition structure
    - IccCondition enumerations
      - IccCondition Codes
      - IccCondition Range
  - IccConsole class
    - IccConsole constructor (protected)
      - IccConsole constructor
    - IccConsole public methods
    - IccConsole inherited public methods
    - IccConsole inherited protected methods
    - IccConsole enumerations
      - IccConsole SeverityOpt
  - IccControl class
    - IccControl constructor (protected)
      - IccControl constructor
    - IccControl public methods
    - IccControl inherited public methods
    - IccControl inherited protected methods
  - IccConvId class
    - IccConvId constructors
      - IccConvId constructor (1)
      - IccConvId constructor (2)
    - IccConvId public methods
      - IccConvId operator= (1)
      - IccConvId operator= (2)
    - IccConvId inherited public methods
    - IccConvId inherited protected methods
  - IccDataQueue class
    - IccDataQueue constructors
      - IccDataQueue constructor (1)
      - IccDataQueue constructor (2)
    - IccDataQueue public methods
    - IccDataQueue inherited public methods
    - IccDataQueue inherited protected methods
  - IccDataQueueId class
    - IccDataQueueId constructors
      - IccDataQueueId constructor (1)
      - IccDataQueueId constructor (2)
    - IccDataQueueId public methods
      - IccDataQueueId operator= (1)
      - IccDataQueueId operator= (2)
    - IccDataQueueId inherited public methods
    - IccDataQueueId inherited protected methods
  - IccEvent class
    - IccEvent constructor
      - IccEvent constructor
    - IccEvent public methods
    - IccEvent inherited public methods
    - IccEvent inherited protected methods
  - IccException class
    - IccException constructor
      - IccException constructor
    - IccException public methods
    - IccException inherited public methods
    - IccException inherited protected methods
    - IccException enumerations
      - IccException Type
  - IccFile class
    - IccFile constructors
      - IccFile constructor (1)
      - IccFile constructor (2)
    - IccFile public methods
    - IccFile inherited public methods
    - IccFile inherited protected methods
    - IccFile enumerations
  - IccFileId class
    - IccFileId constructors
      - IccFileId constructor (1)
      - IccFileId constructor (2)
    - IccFileId public methods
      - IccFileId operator= (1)
      - IccFileId operator= (2)
    - IccFileId inherited public methods
    - IccFileId inherited protected methods
  - IccFileIterator class
    - IccFileIterator constructor
      - IccFileIterator constructor
    - IccFileIterator public methods
    - IccFileIterator inherited public methods
    - IccFileIterator inherited protected methods
  - IccGroupId class
    - IccGroupId constructors
      - IccGroupId constructor (1)
      - IccGroupId constructor (2)
    - IccGroupId public methods
      - IccGroupId operator= (1)
      - IccGroupId operator= (2)
    - IccGroupId inherited public methods
    - IccGroupId inherited protected methods
  - IccJournal class
    - IccJournal constructors
      - IccJournal constructor (1)
      - IccJournal constructor (2)
    - IccJournal public methods
    - IccJournal inherited public methods
    - IccJournal inherited protected methods
    - IccJournal enumerations
      - IccJournal Options
  - IccJournalId class
    - IccJournalId constructors
      - IccJournalId constructor (1)
      - IccJournalId constructor (2)
    - IccJournalId public methods
    - IccJournalId inherited public methods
    - IccJournalId inherited protected methods
  - IccJournalTypeId class
    - IccJournalTypeId constructors
      - IccJournalTypeId constructor (1)
      - IccJournalTypeId constructor (2)
    - IccJournalTypeId public methods
      - IccJournalTypeId operator= (1)
      - IccJournalTypeId operator= (2)
    - IccJournalTypeId inherited public methods
    - IccJournalTypeId inherited protected methods
  - IccKey class
    - IccKey constructors
    - IccKey public methods
    - IccKey inherited public methods
    - IccKey inherited protected methods
    - IccKey enumerations
      - IccKey Kind
  - IccLockId class
    - IccLockId constructors
      - IccLockId constructor (1)
      - IccLockId constructor (2)
    - IccLockId public methods
      - IccLockId operator= (1)
      - IccLockId operator= (2)
    - IccLockId inherited public methods
    - IccLockId inherited protected methods
  - IccMessage class
    - IccMessage constructor
      - IccMessage constructor
    - IccMessage public methods
    - IccMessage inherited public methods
    - IccMessage inherited protected methods
  - IccPartnerId class
    - IccPartnerId constructors
      - IccPartnerId constructor (1)
      - IccPartnerId constructor (2)
    - IccPartnerId public methods
      - IccPartnerId operator= (1)
      - IccPartnerId operator= (2)
    - IccPartnerId inherited public methods
    - IccPartnerId inherited protected methods
  - IccProgram class
    - IccProgram constructors
      - IccProgram constructor (1)
      - IccProgram constructor (2)
    - IccProgram public methods
    - IccProgram inherited public methods
    - IccProgram inherited protected methods
    - IccProgram enumerations
      - IccProgram CommitOpt
      - IccProgram LoadOpt
  - IccProgramId class
    - IccProgramId constructors
      - IccProgramId constructor (1)
      - IccProgramId constructor (2)
    - IccProgramId public methods
      - IccProgramId operator= (1)
      - IccProgramId operator= (2)
    - IccProgramId inherited public methods
    - IccProgramId inherited protected methods
  - IccRBA class
    - IccRBA constructor
      - IccRBA constructor
    - IccRBA public methods
    - IccRBA inherited public methods
    - IccRBA inherited protected methods
  - IccRecordIndex class
    - IccRecordIndex constructor (protected)
      - IccRecordIndex constructor
    - IccRecordIndex public methods
      - IccRecordIndex length
      - IccRecordIndex type
    - IccRecordIndex inherited public methods
    - IccRecordIndex inherited protected methods
    - IccRecordIndex enumerations
      - IccRecordIndex Type
  - IccRequestId class
    - IccRequestId constructors
    - IccRequestId public methods
      - IccRequestId operator= (1)
      - IccRequestId operator= (2)
    - IccRequestId inherited public methods
    - IccRequestId inherited protected methods
  - IccResource class
    - IccResource constructor (protected)
      - IccResource constructor
    - IccResource public methods
    - IccResource inherited public methods
    - IccResource inherited protected methods
    - IccResource enumerations
  - IccResourceId class
    - IccResourceId constructors (protected)
      - IccResourceId constructor (1)
      - IccResourceId constructor (2)
    - IccResourceId public methods
      - IccResourceId name
      - IccResourceId nameLength
    - IccResourceId protected methods
      - IccResourceId operator=
    - IccResourceId inherited public methods
    - IccResourceId inherited protected methods
  - IccRRN class
    - IccRRN constructors
      - IccRRN constructor
    - IccRRN public methods
    - IccRRN inherited public methods
    - IccRRN inherited protected methods
  - IccSemaphore class
    - IccSemaphore constructor
      - IccSemaphore constructor (1)
      - IccSemaphore constructor (2)
    - IccSemaphore public methods
    - IccSemaphore inherited public methods
    - IccSemaphore inherited protected methods
    - IccSemaphore enumerations
      - IccSemaphore LockType
      - IccSemaphore LifeTime
  - IccSession class
    - IccSession constructors (public)
    - IccSession constructor (protected)
      - IccSession constructor
    - IccSession public methods
    - IccSession inherited public methods
    - IccSession inherited protected methods
    - IccSession enumerations
  - IccStartRequestQ class
    - IccStartRequestQ constructor (protected)
      - IccStartRequestQ constructor
    - IccStartRequestQ public methods
    - IccStartRequestQ inherited public methods
    - IccStartRequestQ inherited protected methods
    - IccStartRequestQ enumerations
  - IccSysId class
    - IccSysId constructors
      - IccSysId constructor (1)
      - IccSysId constructor (2)
    - IccSysId public methods
      - IccSysId operator= (1)
      - IccSysId operator= (2)
    - IccSysId inherited public methods
    - IccSysId inherited protected methods
  - IccSystem class
    - IccSystem constructor (protected)
      - IccSystem constructor
    - IccSystem public methods
    - IccSystem inherited public methods
    - IccSystem inherited protected methods
    - IccSystem enumerations
      - IccSystem ResourceType
  - IccTask class
    - IccTask Constructor (protected)
      - IccTask constructor
    - IccTask public methods
    - IccTask inherited public methods
    - IccTask inherited protected methods
    - IccTask enumerations
  - IccTempStore class
    - IccTempStore constructors
      - IccTempStore constructor (1)
      - IccTempStore constructor (2)
    - IccTempStore public methods
    - IccTempStore inherited public methods
    - IccTempStore inherited protected methods
    - IccTempStore enumerations
      - IccTempStore Location
      - IccTempStore NoSpaceOpt
  - IccTempStoreId class
    - IccTempStoreId constructors
      - IccTempStoreId constructor (1)
      - IccTempStoreId constructor (2)
    - IccTempStoreId public methods
      - IccTempStoreId operator= (1)
      - IccTempStoreId operator= (2)
    - IccTempStoreId inherited public methods
    - IccTempStoreId inherited protected methods
  - IccTermId class
    - IccTermId constructors
      - IccTermId constructor (1)
      - IccTermId constructor (2)
    - IccTermId public methods
      - IccTermId operator= (1)
      - IccTermId operator= (2)
    - IccTermId inherited public methods
    - IccTermId inherited protected methods
  - IccTerminal class
    - IccTerminal constructor (protected)
      - IccTerminal constructor
    - IccTerminal public methods
    - IccTerminal inherited public methods
    - IccTerminal inherited protected methods
    - IccTerminal enumerations
  - IccTerminalData class
    - IccTerminalData constructor (protected)
      - IccTerminalData constructor
    - IccTerminalData public methods
    - IccTerminalData inherited public methods
    - IccTerminalData inherited protected methods
  - IccTime class
    - IccTime constructor (protected)
      - IccTime constructor
    - IccTime public methods
    - IccTime inherited public methods
    - IccTime inherited protected methods
    - IccTime enumerations
      - IccTime Type
  - IccTimeInterval class
    - IccTimeInterval constructors
      - IccTimeInterval constructor (1)
      - IccTimeInterval constructor (2)
    - IccTimeInterval public methods
      - IccTimeInterval operator=
      - IccTimeInterval set
    - IccTimeInterval inherited public methods
    - IccTimeInterval inherited protected methods
  - IccTimeOfDay class
    - IccTimeOfDay constructors
      - IccTimeOfDay constructor (1)
      - IccTimeOfDay constructor (2)
    - IccTimeOfDay public methods
      - IccTimeOfDay operator=
      - IccTimeOfDay set
    - IccTimeOfDay inherited public methods
    - IccTimeOfDay inherited protected methods
  - IccTPNameId class
    - IccTPNameId constructors
      - IccTPNameId constructor (1)
      - IccTPNameId constructor (2)
    - IccTPNameId public methods
      - IccTPNameId operator= (1)
      - IccTPNameId operator= (2)
    - IccTPNameId inherited public methods
    - IccTPNameId inherited protected methods
  - IccTransId class
    - IccTransId constructors
      - IccTransId constructor (1)
      - IccTransId constructor (2)
    - IccTransId public methods
      - IccTransId operator= (1)
      - IccTransId operator= (2)
    - IccTransId inherited public methods
    - IccTransId inherited protected methods
  - IccUser class
    - IccUser constructors
      - IccUser constructor (1)
      - IccUser constructor (2)
    - IccUser public methods
    - IccUser inherited public methods
    - IccUser inherited protected methods
  - IccUserId class
    - IccUserId constructors
      - IccUserId constructor (1)
      - IccUserId constructor (2)
    - IccUserId public methods
      - IccUserId operator= (1)
      - IccUserId operator= (2)
    - IccUserId inherited public methods
    - IccUserId inherited protected methods
  - IccValue structure
    - IccValue enumeration
      - IccValue listing of valid CVDAs
  - main function
- MQCIH – CICS-MQ bridge header
  - Initial values and language declarations in MQCIH
  - Fields in MQCIH (the CICS-MQ bridge header)
  - IBM MQ C++ message header for the CICS-MQ bridge
- Containers used in web services pipelines
  - Control containers
    - DFHFUNCTION container
  - Context containers
    - Using the DFHWS-URI container
  - Header processing program containers
  - Security containers
  - SAML support containers
  - Containers generated by CICS
- JSON transformer linkable interface containers
- Pipeline configuration elements
System programming reference
- System commands
  - RESP2 values for CREATE and CSD commands
  - ACQUIRE TERMINAL
  - COLLECT STATISTICS
  - CREATE ATOMSERVICE
  - CREATE BUNDLE
  - CREATE CONNECTION
  - CREATE DB2CONN
  - CREATE DB2ENTRY
  - CREATE DB2TRAN
  - CREATE DOCTEMPLATE
  - CREATE DUMPCODE
  - CREATE ENQMODEL
  - CREATE FILE
  - CREATE IPCONN
  - CREATE JOURNALMODEL
  - CREATE JVMSERVER
  - CREATE LIBRARY
  - CREATE LSRPOOL
  - CREATE MAPSET
  - CREATE MQCONN
  - CREATE MQMONITOR
  - CREATE PARTITIONSET
  - CREATE PARTNER
  - CREATE PIPELINE
  - CREATE PROCESSTYPE
  - CREATE PROFILE
  - CREATE PROGRAM
  - CREATE SESSIONS
  - CREATE TCPIPSERVICE
  - CREATE TDQUEUE
  - CREATE TERMINAL
  - CREATE TRANCLASS
  - CREATE TRANSACTION
  - CREATE TSMODEL
  - CREATE TYPETERM
  - CREATE URIMAP
  - CREATE WEBSERVICE
  - CSD ADD
  - CSD ALTER
  - CSD APPEND
  - CSD COPY
  - CSD DEFINE
  - CSD DELETE
  - CSD DISCONNECT
  - CSD ENDBRGROUP
  - CSD ENDBRLIST
  - CSD ENDBRRSRCE
  - CSD GETNEXTGROUP
  - CSD GETNEXTLIST
  - CSD GETNEXTRSRCE
  - CSD INQUIREGROUP
  - CSD INQUIRELIST
  - CSD INQUIRERSRCE
  - CSD INSTALL
  - CSD LOCK
  - CSD REMOVE
  - CSD RENAME
  - CSD STARTBRGROUP
  - CSD STARTBRLIST
  - CSD STARTBRRSRCE
  - CSD UNLOCK
  - CSD USERDEFINE
  - DISABLE PROGRAM
  - DISCARD ATOMSERVICE
  - DISCARD AUTINSTMODEL
  - DISCARD BUNDLE
  - DISCARD CONNECTION
  - DISCARD DB2CONN
  - DISCARD DB2ENTRY
  - DISCARD DB2TRAN
  - DISCARD DOCTEMPLATE
  - DISCARD ENQMODEL
  - DISCARD FILE
  - DISCARD IPCONN
  - DISCARD JOURNALMODEL
  - DISCARD JOURNALNAME
  - DISCARD JVMSERVER
  - DISCARD LIBRARY
  - DISCARD MQCONN
  - DISCARD MQMONITOR
  - DISCARD PARTNER
  - DISCARD PIPELINE
  - DISCARD PROCESSTYPE
  - DISCARD PROFILE
  - DISCARD PROGRAM
  - DISCARD TCPIPSERVICE
  - DISCARD TDQUEUE
  - DISCARD TERMINAL
  - DISCARD TRANCLASS
  - DISCARD TRANSACTION
  - DISCARD TSMODEL
  - DISCARD URIMAP
  - DISCARD WEBSERVICE
  - ENABLE PROGRAM
  - EXTRACT EXIT
  - EXTRACT STATISTICS
  - INQUIRE ASSOCIATION
  - INQUIRE ASSOCIATION LIST
  - INQUIRE ATOMSERVICE
  - INQUIRE AUTINSTMODEL
  - INQUIRE AUTOINSTALL
  - INQUIRE BRFACILITY
  - INQUIRE BUNDLE
  - INQUIRE BUNDLEPART
  - INQUIRE CAPDATAPRED
  - INQUIRE CAPINFOSRCE
  - INQUIRE CAPOPTPRED
  - INQUIRE CAPTURESPEC
  - INQUIRE CONNECTION
  - INQUIRE CFDTPOOL
  - INQUIRE DB2CONN
  - INQUIRE DB2ENTRY
  - INQUIRE DB2TRAN
  - INQUIRE DELETSHIPPED
  - INQUIRE DISPATCHER
  - INQUIRE DOCTEMPLATE
  - INQUIRE DSNAME
  - INQUIRE DUMPDS
  - INQUIRE ENQ
  - INQUIRE ENQMODEL
  - INQUIRE EPADAPTER
  - INQUIRE EPADAPTERSET
  - INQUIRE EPADAPTINSET
  - INQUIRE EVENTBINDING
  - INQUIRE EVENTPROCESS
  - INQUIRE EXCI
  - INQUIRE EXITPROGRAM
  - INQUIRE FEATUREKEY
  - INQUIRE FILE
  - INQUIRE HOST
  - INQUIRE IPCONN
  - INQUIRE IPFACILITY
  - INQUIRE IRC
  - INQUIRE JOURNALMODEL
  - INQUIRE JOURNALNAME
  - INQUIRE JOURNALNUM
  - INQUIRE JVMENDPOINT
  - INQUIRE JVMSERVER
  - INQUIRE LIBRARY
  - INQUIRE MODENAME
  - INQUIRE MONITOR
  - INQUIRE MQCONN
  - INQUIRE MQINI
  - INQUIRE MQMONITOR
  - INQUIRE MVSTCB
  - INQUIRE NETNAME
  - INQUIRE NODEJSAPP
  - INQUIRE OSGIBUNDLE
  - INQUIRE OSGISERVICE
  - INQUIRE OTEL
  - INQUIRE PARTNER
  - INQUIRE PIPELINE
  - INQUIRE POLICY
  - INQUIRE POLICYRULE
  - INQUIRE PROCESSTYPE
  - INQUIRE PROFILE
  - INQUIRE PROGRAM
  - INQUIRE REQID
  - INQUIRE RRMS
  - INQUIRE SECDISCOVERY
  - INQUIRE SECRECORDING
  - INQUIRE STATISTICS
  - INQUIRE STORAGE
  - INQUIRE STORAGE64
  - INQUIRE STREAMNAME
  - INQUIRE SUBPOOL
  - INQUIRE SYSDUMPCODE
  - INQUIRE SYSTEM
  - INQUIRE TAG
  - INQUIRE TASK
  - INQUIRE TASK LIST
  - INQUIRE TCLASS
  - INQUIRE TCPIP
  - INQUIRE TCPIPSERVICE
  - INQUIRE TDQUEUE
  - INQUIRE TEMPSTORAGE
  - INQUIRE TERMINAL
  - INQUIRE TRACEDEST
  - INQUIRE TRACEFLAG
  - INQUIRE TRACETYPE
  - INQUIRE TRANCLASS
  - INQUIRE TRANDUMPCODE
  - INQUIRE TRANSACTION
  - INQUIRE TSMODEL
  - INQUIRE TSPOOL
  - INQUIRE TSQUEUE / TSQNAME
  - INQUIRE UOW
  - INQUIRE UOWDSNFAIL
  - INQUIRE UOWENQ
  - INQUIRE UOWLINK
  - INQUIRE URIMAP
  - INQUIRE VOLUME
  - INQUIRE VTAM
  - INQUIRE WEB
  - INQUIRE WEBSERVICE
  - INQUIRE WLMHEALTH
  - INQUIRE WORKREQUEST
  - INQUIRE XMLTRANSFORM
  - PERFORM DELETSHIPPED
  - PERFORM DUMP
  - PERFORM ENDAFFINITY
  - PERFORM JVMSERVER
  - PERFORM PIPELINE
  - PERFORM RESETTIME
  - PERFORM SECDISCOVERY
  - PERFORM SECURITY REBUILD
  - PERFORM SHUTDOWN
  - PERFORM SSL REBUILD
  - PERFORM STATISTICS RECORD
  - RESYNC ENTRYNAME
  - SET ASSOCIATION USERCORRDATA
  - SET ATOMSERVICE
  - SET AUTOINSTALL
  - SET BRFACILITY
  - SET BUNDLE
  - SET CONNECTION
  - SET DB2CONN
  - SET DB2ENTRY
  - SET DB2TRAN
  - SET DELETSHIPPED
  - SET DISPATCHER
  - SET DOCTEMPLATE
  - SET DSNAME
  - SET DUMPDS
  - SET ENQMODEL
  - SET EPADAPTER
  - SET EPADAPTERSET
  - SET EVENTBINDING
  - SET EVENTPROCESS
  - SET FILE
  - SET HOST
  - SET IPCONN
  - SET IRC
  - SET JOURNALNAME
  - SET JOURNALNUM
  - SET JVMENDPOINT
  - SET JVMSERVER
  - SET LIBRARY
  - SET MODENAME
  - SET MONITOR
  - SET MQCONN
  - SET MQMONITOR
  - SET NETNAME
  - SET OTEL
  - SET PIPELINE
  - SET PROCESSTYPE
  - SET PROGRAM
  - SET SECDISCOVERY
  - SET SECRECORDING
  - SET STATISTICS
  - SET SYSDUMPCODE
  - SET SYSTEM
  - SET TAGS REFRESH
  - SET TASK
    - Purging Java tasks
  - SET TCLASS
  - SET TCPIP
  - SET TCPIPSERVICE
  - SET TDQUEUE
  - SET TEMPSTORAGE
  - SET TERMINAL
  - SET TRACEDEST
  - SET TRACEFLAG
  - SET TRACETYPE
  - SET TRANCLASS
  - SET TRANDUMPCODE
  - SET TRANSACTION
  - SET TSQUEUE / TSQNAME
  - SET UOW
  - SET UOWLINK
  - SET URIMAP
  - SET VOLUME
  - SET VTAM
  - SET WEB
  - SET WEBSERVICE
  - SET WLMHEALTH
  - SET XMLTRANSFORM
  - Threadsafe SPI commands
- CICSPlex SM commands
  - The CICSPlex SM command-level interface
  - REXX functions and commands
    - Functions
      - EYUAPI()
      - EYUINIT()
      - EYUREAS()
      - EYURESP()
      - EYUTERM()
    - Commands
      - TBUILD
      - TPARSE
  - CICSPlex SM API commands
    - ADDRESS
    - CANCEL
    - CONNECT
    - COPY
    - CREATE
    - DELETE
    - DISCARD
    - DISCONNECT
    - EXPAND
    - FEEDBACK
    - FETCH
    - GET
    - GETDEF
    - GROUP
    - LISTEN
    - LOCATE
    - MARK
    - ORDER
    - PERFORM OBJECT
    - PERFORM SET
    - QUALIFY
    - QUERY
    - RECEIVE
    - REFRESH
    - REMOVE
    - SET
    - SPECIFY FILTER
    - SPECIFY VIEW
    - TERMINATE
    - TRANSLATE
    - UNMARK
    - UPDATE
  - Argument list
  - Function codes
  - RESPONSE and REASON values
  - EYUDA values
- Global user exit points (by function)
  - Global user exit points (in alphabetical order)
  - Activity keypoint program exit (XAKUSER)
  - Application association data exit in the AP domain (XAPADMGR)
  - Basic mapping support exits (XBMIN, XBMOUT)
    - Exit XBMIN
    - Exit XBMOUT
    - The field element table structure
    - Programming the XBMIN exit
    - Programming the XBMOUT exit
  - Bridge facility exit XFAINTU
  - Data tables management exits XDTRD, XDTAD, and XDTLC
    - Exit XDTRD
    - Exit XDTAD
    - Exit XDTLC
  - DBCTL interface control program exit (XXDFA)
  - DBCTL tracking program exits (XXDFB, XXDTO)
    - Exit XXDFB
    - Exit XXDTO
  - Dispatcher domain exits XDSBWT and XDSAWT
    - Exit XDSBWT
    - Exit XDSAWT
  - DL/I interface program exits XDLIPRE and XDLIPOST
    - Exit XDLIPRE
    - Exit XDLIPOST
    - Example use of global user exit XDLIPRE
  - Dump domain exits XDUREQ, XDUREQC, XDUCLSE, and XDUOUT
    - Exit XDUREQ
    - Exit XDUREQC
    - Exit XDUCLSE
    - Exit XDUOUT
  - Enqueue EXEC interface program exits XNQEREQ and XNQEREQC
    - Exit XNQEREQ
    - Exit XNQEREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
      - The UEPCLPS exit-specific parameter
      - Use of the task token UEPTSTOK
  - Event capture exit XEPCAP
  - EXEC interface program exits XEIIN, XEIOUT, XEISPIN, and XEISPOUT
    - Exit XEIIN
    - Exit XEISPIN
    - Exit XEIOUT
    - Exit XEISPOUT
  - Front End Programming Interface exits XSZARQ and XSZBRQ
    - Exit XSZBRQ
    - Exit XSZARQ
    - The UEPSZACT and UEPSZACN exit-specific parameters
  - File control domain exits, XFCFRIN and XFCFROUT
    - Exit XFCFRIN
    - Exit XFCFROUT
  - File control EXEC interface API exits XFCREQ and XFCREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
    - Example of how XFCREQ and XFCREQC can be used
    - Exit XFCREQ
    - Exit XFCREQC
  - File control EXEC interface SPI exits XFCAREQ and XFCAREQC
    - Exit XFCAREQ
    - Exit XFCAREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
      - The UEPCLPS exit-specific parameter
    - Modifying fields in the command-level parameter structure
    - Modifying the EID
    - Modifying user arguments
  - File control file state program exits XFCSREQ and XFCSREQC
    - Exit XFCSREQ
    - Exit XFCSREQC
  - File control open/close program exit XFCNREC
    - Exit XFCNREC
  - File control quiesce receive exit, XFCVSDS
    - Exit XFCVSDS
  - File control quiesce send exit XFCQUIS
  - File control recovery program exits XFCBFAIL, XFCBOUT, XFCBOVER, and XFCLDEL
    - Order of invocation
    - Exit XFCBFAIL, file control backout failure exit
      - Values of the error-type byte referenced by UEPERR
    - Exit XFCBOUT, file control backout exit
    - Exit XFCBOVER, file control backout override exit
      - Exit XFCBOVER
    - Exit XFCLDEL, file control logical delete exit
  - File control RLS coexistence program exit XFCRLSCO
  - Good morning message program exit (XGMTEXT)
  - HTTP client open and send exits: XWBAUTH, XWBOPEN and XWBSNDO
    - HTTP client send exit XWBAUTH
    - Typical use of the LDAP XPI functions by XWBAUTH
    - HTTP client open exit XWBOPEN
    - HTTP client send exit XWBSNDO
  - Intersystem communication program exits, XISCONA, XISLCLQ, and XISQLCL
    - The XISCONA exit
      - Exit XISCONA
    - The XISLCLQ exit
      - Exit XISLCLQ
    - The XISQLCL exit
      - Exit XISQLCL
  - Interval control program exits XICREQ, XICEXP, and XICTENF
    - Exit XICREQ
    - Exit XICEXP
  - Interval control EXEC interface program exits (XICEREQ, XICERES, and XICEREQC)
    - Exit XICEREQ
    - Exit XICERES
    - Exit XICEREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
  - Loader domain exits XLDLOAD and XLDELETE
    - Exit XLDLOAD
    - Exit XLDELETE
  - Log manager domain exit XLGSTRM
    - Exit XLGSTRM
  - Message domain exit XMEOUT
    - Exit XMEOUT
  - Monitoring domain exit (XMNOUT)
    - Exit XMNOUT
  - Pipeline domain exits
    - Exit XWSPRRWI
    - Exit XWSPRROI
    - Exit XWSPRROO
    - Exit XWSPRRWO
    - Exit XWSRQRWO
    - Exit XWSRQROO
    - Exit XWSRQROI
    - Exit XWSRQRWI
    - Exit XWSSRRWO
    - Exit XWSSRROO
    - Exit XWSSRROI
    - Exit XWSSRRWI
  - Program control program exits (XPCREQ, XPCERES, XPCREQC, XPCFTCH, XPCHAIR, XPCTA, and XPCABND)
    - Program control exits XPCREQ, XPCERES, XPCREQC
    - Exit XPCFTCH
    - Exit XPCHAIR
    - Exit XPCTA
    - Exit XPCABND
  - Resource manager interface program exits (XRMIIN, XRMIOUT)
    - Exit XRMIIN
    - Exit XRMIOUT
  - Resource management installation and discard exit XRSINDI
    - Exit XRSINDI
  - Signon and signoff exits XSNON and XSNOFF
    - Exit XSNON
    - Exit XSNOFF
  - Statistics domain exit XSTOUT
    - Exit XSTOUT
  - System recovery program exit XSRAB
  - System termination program exit XSTERM
  - Temporary storage domain exits (XTSQRIN, XTSQROUT, XTSPTIN, XTSPTOUT)
    - Exit XTSQRIN
    - Exit XTSQROUT
    - Exit XTSPTIN
    - Exit XTSPTOUT
  - Temporary storage EXEC interface program exits XTSEREQ and XTSEREQC
    - Exit XTSEREQ
    - Exit XTSEREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
  - Terminal allocation program exit XALCAID
  - Terminal control program exits (XTCIN, XTCOUT, XTCATT)
    - Exit XTCIN
    - Exit XTCOUT
    - Exit XTCATT
  - ‘Terminal not known’ condition exits XALTENF and XICTENF
    - Exit XALTENF
    - Exit XICTENF
  - Transaction manager domain exit XXMATT
  - Transient data program exits (XTDREQ, XTDIN, XTDOUT)
    - Exit XTDREQ
    - Exit XTDIN
    - Exit XTDOUT
  - Transient data EXEC interface program exits XTDEREQ and XTDEREQC
    - Exit XTDEREQ
    - Exit XTDEREQC
    - Accessing the command-level parameter structure
  - User log record recovery program exits XRCINIT and XRCINPT
    - Coding and enabling the exit programs
    - Exit XRCINIT
    - Exit XRCINPT
  - SNA LU management program exit (XZCATT)
  - SNA working-set module exits (XZCIN, XZCOUT, XZCOUT1, and XZIQUE)
    - Exit XZCIN
    - Exit XZCOUT
    - Exit XZCOUT1
    - Exit XZIQUE
  - XZIQUE exit for managing MRO and APPC intersystem queues
    - Using an XZIQUE global user exit program
    - Designing an XZIQUE global user exit program
  - XISQUE exit for managing IPIC intersystem queues
    - Exit XISQUE
    - Using an XISQUE global user exit program
    - Designing an XISQUE global user exit program
  - XRF request-processing program exit XXRSTAT
    - Exit XXRSTAT
- XPI functions (by domain)
  - Business application manager domain XPI function
  - Directory domain XPI functions
  - Dispatcher XPI functions
  - Dump control XPI functions
    - The SYSTEM_DUMP call
    - The TRANSACTION_DUMP call
  - Enqueue domain XPI functions
    - The DEQUEUE function
    - The ENQUEUE function
  - Kernel domain XPI functions
  - Loader XPI functions
  - Log manager XPI functions
    - The INQUIRE_PARAMETERS call
    - The SET_PARAMETERS call
  - Monitoring XPI functions
  - Object transaction XPI functions
  - Parameter domain XPI functions
  - Program management XPI functions
  - State data access XPI functions
  - Storage control XPI functions
  - Trace control XPI function
    - The TRACE_PUT call
  - Transaction management XPI functions
  - User journaling XPI function
    - The WRITE_JOURNAL_DATA call
  - Threadsafe XPI commands
- Coding entries in the z/OS Communications Server LOGON mode table
  - Overview of the z/OS Communications Server LOGON mode table
  - z/OS Communications Server MODEENT macro operands
  - TYPETERM device types and pointers to related LOGON mode data
  - PSERVIC screen size values for LUTYPEx devices
  - Matching models and LOGON mode entries
  - LOGON mode definitions for CICS-supplied autoinstall models
- Default actions of DFHZNAC
  - CICS messages associated with z/OS Communications Server errors
- CMCI REST API reference
  - CMCI requests
  - CMCI resource names
  - CMCI XML
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
    - element
  - CMCI escape sequences
  - CMCI problem determination
  - Using CMCI to query system initialization parameters
  - Interacting with resource definitions
- CMCI GraphQL API reference for 6.3
  - query
  - mutation
  - object
  - interface
    - LongAggregationInterfaceType
  - enum
  - union
  - input_object
  - scalar
    - Boolean
    - Float
    - Int
    - Long
    - String
  - directive
    - deprecated
    - include
    - oneOf
    - skip
    - specifiedBy
- CMCI GraphQL API reference for 6.2
  - query
  - mutation
  - object
  - interface
    - LongAggregationInterfaceType
  - enum
  - union
  - input_object
  - scalar
    - Boolean
    - Float
    - Int
    - Long
    - String
  - directive
    - deprecated
    - include
    - oneOf
    - skip
    - specifiedBy
- CMCI GraphQL API reference for 6.1
  - query
  - mutation
  - object
  - interface
    - LongAggregationInterfaceType
  - enum
  - union
  - input_object
  - scalar
    - Boolean
    - Float
    - Int
    - Long
    - String
  - directive
    - deprecated
    - include
    - oneOf
    - skip
    - specifiedBy
- CICS-supplied programs with linkable interfaces
- CICSPlex SM WUI client application data interface
  - The data interface and HTTP
  - Data interface command reference
  - Web User Interface HTML
- The debugging tools pattern matching interface
- Vendor interfaces
  - Creating user resource types in bundles
  - Management bundle schemas
  - CICS bundle project schemas
  - Event binding
  - Event processing (EP) adapter specification
  - JVM server linkable interface containers
    - Linking to a JVM server
- CICSPlex SM administration views
  - Batched repository update requests - BATCHREP
  - CMAS configuration administration views
  - Monitor administration views
  - Topology administration views
  - Workload manager administration views
  - RTA system availability monitoring
  - CICS system links and related resources
  - RTA MAS resource monitoring
  - RTA analysis point monitoring
  - Basic CICS resource administration views
  - CICS resource definitions
  - Fully functional Business Application Services (BAS) administration views
- CICSPlex SM operations views
  - System groups - CSYSGRP
  - CICS system definitions - CSYSDEF
  - MASs known to CICSplex - MAS
  - MAS status by CMAS - MASSTAT
  - CMASs known to local CMAS - CMASLIST
  - CICSplexes managed by CMAS - CMASPLEX
  - CMASs managing CICSplex - CICSPLEX
  - CMAS to CMAS links - CMTCMLNK
  - CMAS to MAS links - CMTPMLNK
- CICS operations views
  - Application operations views
    - Bundle - BUNDLE
    - Event binding - EVNTBIND
    - Event capture specification - EVCSPEC
    - Event Capture Specification Data Predicate - EVCSDATA
    - Event capture specification information sources - EVCSINFO
    - Event capture specification option predicates - EVCSOPT
    - Event processing - EVNTGBL
    - Event processing adapter - EPADAPT
    - XML transform - XMLTRANS
  - CICS Business Transaction Services (BTS) operations views
    - Process type - PROCTYP
  - CICS region operations views
    - CICS regions - CICSRGN
    - System parameters - SYSPARM
    - Dynamic storage areas - CICSDSA
    - Dynamic storage area global - CICSSTOR
    - MVS storage areas - MVSESTG
    - Domain subpool - DOMSPOOL
    - Task subpool - TSKSPOOL
    - Loader information - LOADER
    - Loader by dynamic storage area - LOADACT
    - Transaction classes - TRANCLAS
    - System dump codes - SYSDUMP
    - Transaction dump codes - TRANDUMP
    - Global dispatcher information - DSPGBL
    - Dispatcher TCB modes - DSPMODE
    - Dispatcher TCB pools - DSPPOOL
    - Enqueue pools - ENQUEUE
    - Global user exits - EXTGLORD
    - Task related user exit programs - EXITTRUE
    - Global MVS TCB information - MVSTCBGL
    - MVS TCBs - MVSTCB
    - MVS workload management - MVSWLM
  - Connection operations views
    - ISC/MRO connections - CONNECT
    - IPIC connections - IPCONN
    - LU 6.2 mode names - MODENAME
    - Partners - PARTNER
    - Profiles - PROFILE
    - TCP/IP services - TCPIPS
    - IP facilities - IPFACIL
  - DB2, DBCTL and IBM MQ operations views
    - Connections - DB2CONN
    - Entries - DB2ENTRY
    - Subsystems in a CICS region - DB2SS
    - Threads in a CICS region - DB2THRD
    - Thread associated transactions - DB2TRAN
    - Entry associated transactions - DB2TRN
    - DBCTL subsystem - DBCTLSS
    - IBM MQ connection statistics - MQCONN
    - IBM MQ connections - MQCON
    - IBM MQ initiation queue - MQINI
    - IBM MQ monitors - MQMON
  - Document template operations views
    - Document template - DOCTEMP
  - Enqueue model operations views
    - Enqueue model - ENQMODEL
  - Enterprise Java component operations views
    - Enterprise beans in CorbaServers - EJCOBEAN
    - CorbaServers - EJCOSE
    - CICS-deployed JAR files - EJDJAR
    - Enterprise beans in CICS-deployed JAR files - EJDJBEAN
    - JVM pool - JVMPOOL
    - JVM profile - JVMPROF
    - JVM server - JVMSERV
    - JVM class cache - CLCACHE
    - JVM status - JVM
  - Exit operations views
    - Global user exits - EXITGLUE
  - FEPI operations views
    - Connections - FEPICONN
    - Nodes - FEPINODE
    - Pools - FEPIPOOL
    - Property sets - FEPIPROP
    - Targets - FEPITRGT
  - File operations views
    - Coupling facility data table pools - CFDTPOOL
    - Managed data tables - CMDT
    - Physical data sets for files - DSNAME
    - Local files - LOCFILE
    - VSAM LSR pool buffers - LSRPBUF
    - VSAM LSR pools - LSRPOOL
    - Remote files - REMFILE
    - Topology data for file - CRESFILE
  - Journal operations views
    - Models - JRNLMODL
    - Names - JRNLNAME
    - MVS log stream names - STREAMNM
  - Program operations views
    - Programs - PROGRAM
    - LIBRARYs, including DFHRPL - LIBRARY
    - LIBRARY data set names - LIBDSN
    - Static DFHRPL data set names - RPLLIST
  - Task operations views
    - Active tasks - TASK
    - Completed tasks - HTASK
    - EXCI requests - EXCI
    - Interval control requests - REQID
    - 3270 bridge facilities - BRFACIL
    - Work requests - WORKREQ
    - Storage element by task - TASKESTG
    - File usage by task - TASKFILE
    - TS queue usage by task - TASKTSQ
    - RMI usage by task - TASKRMI
    - IP facilities - IPFACIL
    - Task association information - TASKASSC
  - TCP/IP service operations views
    - TCP/IP services - TCPIPS
    - Global TCP/IP statistics - TCPIPGBL
    - IPIC connections - IPCONN
    - IP facilities - IPFACIL
    - URI maps - URIMAP
    - Global URI map statistics - URIMPGBL
    - URI hosts - HOST
    - Web services - WEBSERV
    - Pipelines - PIPELINE
    - Atomservices - ATOMSERV
  - Temporary storage queue (TSQ) operations views
    - Models - TSMODEL
    - Pools - TSPOOL
    - Global temporary storage statistics - TSQGBL
    - Temporary storage queues - TSQNAME
    - Shared queues - TSQSHR
    - All task subpools - TSKSPOLS
  - Terminal operations views
    - 3270 bridge facilities - BRFACIL
    - Auto install models - AIMODEL
    - Terminals - TERMNL
  - Transient data queue (TDQ) operations views
    - Extrapartition - EXTRATDQ
    - Indirect - INDTDQ
    - Intrapartition - INTRATDQ
    - Remote - REMTDQ
    - Global transient data queue attributes - TDQGBL
    - Topology data for transient data queue - CRESTDQ
  - Transaction operations views
    - Local or dynamic - LOCTRAN
    - Remote - REMTRAN
    - Request model - RQMODEL
    - Topology data - CRESTRAN
  - Unit of work (UOW) operations views
    - Unit of work - UOW
    - Unit of work shunted and holding data set locks - UOWDSNF
    - Unit of work enqueue - UOWENQ
    - Unit of work link - UOWLINK
- CICS monitoring views
  - Active monitor specifications - POLMON
  - CICS region monitoring views
  - Connection monitoring views
    - ISC/MRO connections - MCONNECT
    - LU 6.2 mode names - MMODNAME
  - DB2 monitoring views
    - Threads - MDB2THRD
  - FEPI monitoring views
    - Connections - MFEPICON
  - File monitoring views
  - Global resource monitoring views
  - Journal monitoring views
    - Journals - MJRNLNAM
  - Program monitoring views
    - Programs - MPROGRAM
  - Temporary storage queue monitoring views
    - Temporary storage - MTSQGBL
  - Terminal monitoring views
    - Terminals - MTERMNL
  - Transaction monitoring views
    - Local or dynamic - MLOCTRAN
    - Remote - MREMTRAN
  - Transient data queue monitoring views
- Active workload views
  - Active workloads - WLMAWORK
  - Active routing regions - WLMAWTOR
  - Active workload target distribution factors - WLMAWAOR
  - Active target regions - WLMATARG
  - Definitions - WLMAWDEF
  - Transaction groups - WLMATGRP
  - Dynamic transactions - WLMATRAN
  - Transaction group affinities - WLMATAFF
  - Complete active routing region details - WLMAROUT
- Real Time Analysis (RTA) views
  - Installed analysis definitions associated with an analysis point specification - APACTV
  - Outstanding events - EVENT
  - Real Time Analysis (RTA) installed analysis and status definitions - RTAACTV
- History Views
  - Recent - HTASK
  - Task history collection - MASHIST
  - MASs known to CICSplex - MAS
- CICSPlex SM resource tables
  - BINCONRS, BINCONSC, and BINSTERR error codes
  - ACTION Resource Table
  - AIMODEL Resource Table
  - APACTV Resource Table
  - APPLCTN Resource Table
  - APPLDEF Resource Table
  - APSPEC Resource Table
  - ASYNCREQ Resource Table
  - ATMINGRP Resource Table
  - ATOMDEF Resource Table
  - ATOMSERV Resource Table
  - ATTRAVA Resource Table
  - ATTR Resource Table
  - BATCHREP Resource Table
  - BINCONRS Resource Table
  - BINCONSC Resource Table
  - BINSTERR Resource Table
  - BRFACIL Resource Table
  - BUNDDEF Resource Table
  - BUNDLE Resource Table
  - BUNDPART Resource Table
  - BUNINGRP Resource Table
  - CFDTPOOL Resource Table
  - CICSDSA Resource Table
  - CICSPAGP Resource Table
  - CICSPLEX Resource Table
  - CICSRGN Resource Table
  - CICSSTOR Resource Table
  - CLCACHE Resource Table
  - CMASLIST Resource Table
  - CMASPLEX Resource Table
  - CMAS Resource Table
  - CMDMPAPS Resource Table
  - CMDMSAPS Resource Table
  - CMDT Resource Table
  - CMTCMDEF Resource Table
  - CMTCMLNK Resource Table
  - CMTPMLNK Resource Table
  - CONINGRP Resource Table
  - CONNDEF Resource Table
  - CONNECT Resource Table
  - CPLEXDEF Resource Table
  - CPLXCMAS Resource Table
  - CRESAIMD Resource Table
  - CRESATOM Resource Table
  - CRESBUND Resource Table
  - CRESCONN Resource Table
  - CRESDB2C Resource Table
  - CRESDB2E Resource Table
  - CRESDB2P Resource Table
  - CRESDB2T Resource Table
  - CRESDOCT Resource Table
  - CRESDSNM Resource Table
  - CRESENQM Resource Table
  - CRESEPAD Resource Table
  - CRESEPAS Resource Table
  - CRESEVBD Resource Table
  - CRESEVCS Resource Table
  - CRESFECO Resource Table
  - CRESFEND Resource Table
  - CRESFEPO Resource Table
  - CRESFETR Resource Table
  - CRESFILE Resource Table
  - CRESGLUE Resource Table
  - CRESIPCN Resource Table
  - CRESJRNL Resource Table
  - CRESJRNM Resource Table
  - CRESJVMS Resource Table
  - CRESLIBR Resource Table
  - CRESMODE Resource Table
  - CRESMQMN Resource Table
  - CRESNODJ Resource Table
  - CRESPART Resource Table
  - CRESPIPE Resource Table
  - CRESPRGM Resource Table
  - CRESPROF Resource Table
  - CRESPRTY Resource Table
  - CRESRQMD Resource Table
  - CRESSDMP Resource Table
  - CRESTCPS Resource Table
  - CRESTDMP Resource Table
  - CRESTDQ Resource Table
  - CRESTERM Resource Table
  - CRESTRAN Resource Table
  - CRESTRUE Resource Table
  - CRESTSMD Resource Table
  - CRESURIM Resource Table
  - CRESWEBS Resource Table
  - CRESXMLT Resource Table
  - CSDGROUP Resource Table
  - CSDINGRP Resource Table
  - CSDINLST Resource Table
  - CSDLIST Resource Table
  - CSGLCGCG Resource Table
  - CSGLCGCS Resource Table
  - CSYSDEF Resource Table
  - CSYSGRP Resource Table
  - D2CINGRP Resource Table
  - D2EINGRP Resource Table
  - D2TINGRP Resource Table
  - DB2CDEF Resource Table
  - DB2CONN Resource Table
  - DB2EDEF Resource Table
  - DB2ENTRY Resource Table
  - DB2PKGST Resource Table
  - DB2SS Resource Table
  - DB2TDEF Resource Table
  - DB2THRD Resource Table
  - DB2TRAN Resource Table
  - DB2TRN Resource Table
  - DBCTLSS Resource Table
  - DOCDEF Resource Table
  - DOCINGRP Resource Table
  - DOCTEMP Resource Table
  - DOMSPOOL Resource Table
  - DSKJRNL Resource Table
  - DSNAME Resource Table
  - DSPGBL Resource Table
  - DSPMODE Resource Table
  - DSPPOOL Resource Table
  - DTRINGRP Resource Table
  - EACTNTFN Resource Table
  - ECSYSCHG Resource Table
  - EJCINGRP Resource Table
  - EJCOBEAN Resource Table
  - EJCODEF Resource Table
  - EJCOSE Resource Table
  - EJDINGRP Resource Table
  - EJDJAR Resource Table
  - EJDJBEAN Resource Table
  - EJDJDEF Resource Table
  - ELSIGNAL Resource Table
  - EMASJOIN Resource Table
  - EMASSICK Resource Table
  - EMASSTOP Resource Table
  - EMASSTRT Resource Table
  - EMASWELL Resource Table
  - EMCICS Resource Table
  - EMCONN Resource Table
  - EMDBX Resource Table
  - EMFILE Resource Table
  - EMGLBL Resource Table
  - EMJRNL Resource Table
  - EMPROG Resource Table
  - EMSTATUS Resource Table
  - EMTDQS Resource Table
  - EMTERM Resource Table
  - EMTRAN Resource Table
  - ENDPOINT Resource Table
  - ENQINGRP Resource Table
  - ENQMDEF Resource Table
  - ENQMODEL Resource Table
  - ENQUEUE Resource Table
  - EPADAPT Resource Table
  - EPADSET Resource Table
  - EPAINSET Resource Table
  - EPLEXCHG Resource Table
  - ERESSTAT Resource Table
  - ERMCAIMD Resource Table
  - ERMCATOM Resource Table
  - ERMCBUND Resource Table
  - ERMCCONN Resource Table
  - ERMCDB2C Resource Table
  - ERMCDB2E Resource Table
  - ERMCDB2P Resource Table
  - ERMCDB2T Resource Table
  - ERMCDOCT Resource Table
  - ERMCDSNM Resource Table
  - ERMCENQM Resource Table
  - ERMCEVBD Resource Table
  - ERMCEVCS Resource Table
  - ERMCFECO Resource Table
  - ERMCFEND Resource Table
  - ERMCFEPO Resource Table
  - ERMCFETR Resource Table
  - ERMCFILE Resource Table
  - ERMCGLUE Resource Table
  - ERMCIPCN Resource Table
  - ERMCJRNL Resource Table
  - ERMCJRNM Resource Table
  - ERMCJVMS Resource Table
  - ERMCLIBR Resource Table
  - ERMCMODE Resource Table
  - ERMCNODJ Resource Table
  - ERMCOSGB Resource Table
  - ERMCOSGS Resource Table
  - ERMCPART Resource Table
  - ERMCPIPE Resource Table
  - ERMCPRGM Resource Table
  - ERMCPROF Resource Table
  - ERMCPRTY Resource Table
  - ERMCRQMD Resource Table
  - ERMCSDMP Resource Table
  - ERMCTCPS Resource Table
  - ERMCTDMP Resource Table
  - ERMCTDQ Resource Table
  - ERMCTERM Resource Table
  - ERMCTRAN Resource Table
  - ERMCTRUE Resource Table
  - ERMCTSMD Resource Table
  - ERMCURIM Resource Table
  - ERMCWEBS Resource Table
  - ERMCXMLT Resource Table
  - ERMMCONN Resource Table
  - ERMMFILE Resource Table
  - ERMMJRNL Resource Table
  - ERMMPRGM Resource Table
  - ERMMTDQ Resource Table
  - ERMMTERM Resource Table
  - ERMMTRAN Resource Table
  - ESGRPCHG Resource Table
  - EVALDEF Resource Table
  - EVCSPEC Resource Table
  - EVCSDATA Resource Table
  - EVCSINFO Resource Table
  - EVCSOPT Resource Table
  - EVENTDTL Resource Table
  - EVENT Resource Table
  - EVNTBIND Resource Table
  - EVNTGBL Resource Table
  - EXCI Resource Table
  - EXITGLUE Resource Table
  - EXITTRUE Resource Table
  - EXTGLORD Resource Table
  - EXTRATDQ Resource Table
  - FEATURE Resource Table
  - FEEDBACK Resource Table
  - FENODDEF Resource Table
  - FEPICONN Resource Table
  - FEPINODE Resource Table
  - FEPIPOOL Resource Table
  - FEPIPROP Resource Table
  - FEPITRGT Resource Table
  - FEPOODEF Resource Table
  - FEPRODEF Resource Table
  - FETRGDEF Resource Table
  - FILEDEF Resource Table
  - FILINGRP Resource Table
  - FNOINGRP Resource Table
  - FPOINGRP Resource Table
  - FPRINGRP Resource Table
  - FSEGDEF Resource Table
  - FSGINGRP Resource Table
  - FTRINGRP Resource Table
  - HOST Resource Table
  - HTASK Resource Table
  - INDTDQ Resource Table
  - INTRATDQ Resource Table
  - IPCINGRP Resource Table
  - IPCONDEF Resource Table
  - IPCONN Resource Table
  - IPFACIL Resource Table
  - JMSINGRP Resource Table
  - JRMINGRP Resource Table
  - JRNINGRP Resource Table
  - JRNLDEF Resource Table
  - JRNLMODL Resource Table
  - JRNLNAME Resource Table
  - JRNMDEF Resource Table
  - JVM Resource Table
  - JVMPOOL Resource Table
  - JVMPROF Resource Table
  - JVMSERV Resource Table
  - JVMSVDEF Resource Table
  - LIBDEF Resource Table
  - LIBDSN Resource Table
  - LIBINGRP Resource Table
  - LIBRARY Resource Table
  - LNKSMSCG Resource Table
  - LNKSMSCS Resource Table
  - LNKSRSCG Resource Table
  - LNKSRSCS Resource Table
  - LNKSWSCG Resource Table
  - LNKSWSCS Resource Table
  - LOADACT Resource Table
  - LOADER Resource Table
  - LOCFILE Resource Table
  - LOCTRAN Resource Table
  - LSRDEF Resource Table
  - LSRINGRP Resource Table
  - LSRPBUF Resource Table
  - LSRPOOL Resource Table
  - MAPDEF Resource Table
  - MAPINGRP Resource Table
  - MAS Resource Table
  - MASHIST Resource Table
  - MASQRYER Resource Table
  - MASSTAT Resource Table
  - MCICSDSA Resource Table
  - MCICSRGN Resource Table
  - MCMDT Resource Table
  - MCONNECT Resource Table
  - MDB2THRD Resource Table
  - METADESC Resource Table
  - METANAME Resource Table
  - METAPARM Resource Table
  - MFEPICON Resource Table
  - MGMTPART Resource Table
  - MINDTDQ Resource Table
  - MJOURNL Resource Table
  - MJRNLNAM Resource Table
  - MLOCFILE Resource Table
  - MLOCTRAN Resource Table
  - MLSRPBUF Resource Table
  - MLSRPOOL Resource Table
  - MMODNAME Resource Table
  - MNTRATDQ Resource Table
  - MODENAME Resource Table
  - MONDEF Resource Table
  - MONGROUP Resource Table
  - MONINGRP Resource Table
  - MONINSPC Resource Table
  - MONITOR Resource Table
  - MONSPEC Resource Table
  - MPROGRAM Resource Table
  - MQCINGRP Resource Table
  - MQCON Resource Table
  - MQCONDEF Resource Table
  - MQCONN Resource Table
  - MQINI Resource Table
  - MQMINGRP Resource Table
  - MQMON Resource Table
  - MQMONDEF Resource Table
  - MREMFILE Resource Table
  - MREMTDQ Resource Table
  - MREMTRAN Resource Table
  - MTDQGBL Resource Table
  - MTERMNL Resource Table
  - MTRANCLS Resource Table
  - MTSQGBL Resource Table
  - MVSESTG Resource Table
  - MVSTCBGL Resource Table
  - MVSTCB Resource Table
  - MVSWLM Resource Table
  - MXTRATDQ Resource Table
  - NODEJSAP Resource Table
  - OBJACT Resource Table
  - OBJECT Resource Table
  - OBJSTAT Resource Table
  - OSGIBUND Resource Table
  - OSGISERV Resource Table
  - OTEL Resource Table
  - PARINGRP Resource Table
  - PARMAVA Resource Table
  - PARTDEF Resource Table
  - PARTNER Resource Table
  - PERIODEF Resource Table
  - PGMINGRP Resource Table
  - PIPEDEF Resource Table
  - PIPELINE Resource Table
  - PIPINGRP Resource Table
  - PLATDEF Resource Table
  - PLATFORM Resource Table
  - POLMON Resource Table
  - PRCINGRP Resource Table
  - PRNINGRP Resource Table
  - PROCDEF Resource Table
  - PROCTYP Resource Table
  - PROFDEF Resource Table
  - PROFILE Resource Table
  - PROGDEF Resource Table
  - PROGRAM Resource Table
  - PROINGRP Resource Table
  - PRTNDEF Resource Table
  - RASGNDEF Resource Table
  - RASINDSC Resource Table
  - RASPROC Resource Table
  - RDSCPROC Resource Table
  - RECOVERY Resource Table
  - REMFILE Resource Table
  - REMTDQ Resource Table
  - REMTRAN Resource Table
  - REQID Resource Table
  - RESDESC Resource Table
  - RESGROUP Resource Table
  - RESINDSC Resource Table
  - RESINGRP Resource Table
  - RPLLIST Resource Table
  - RQMDEF Resource Table
  - RQMINGRP Resource Table
  - RQMODEL Resource Table
  - RTAACTV Resource Table
  - RTADEF Resource Table
  - RTAGROUP Resource Table
  - RTAINAPS Resource Table
  - RTAINGRP Resource Table
  - RTAINSPC Resource Table
  - RTASPEC Resource Table
  - RULE Resource Table
  - SECDISC Resource Table
  - SECREC Resource Table
  - SESINGRP Resource Table
  - SESSDEF Resource Table
  - SMFJRNL Resource Table
  - STAINGRP Resource Table
  - STATDEF Resource Table
  - STREAMNM Resource Table
  - SYSDUMP Resource Table
  - SYSLINK Resource Table
  - SYSPARM Resource Table
  - SYSRES Resource Table
  - SYSTAG Resource Table
  - TAPEJRNL Resource Table
  - TASKASSC Resource Table
  - TASKESTG Resource Table
  - TASKFILE Resource Table
  - TASKRMI Resource Table
  - TASK Resource Table
  - TASKTSQ Resource Table
  - TCLINGRP Resource Table
  - TCPDEF Resource Table
  - TCPINGRP Resource Table
  - TCPIPGBL Resource Table
  - TCPIPS Resource Table
  - TDQDEF Resource Table
  - TDQGBL Resource Table
  - TDQINGRP Resource Table
  - TERMDEF Resource Table
  - TERMNL Resource Table
  - TRANCLAS Resource Table
  - TRANDEF Resource Table
  - TRANDUMP Resource Table
  - TRANGRP Resource Table
  - TRMINGRP Resource Table
  - TRNCLDEF Resource Table
  - TRNINGRP Resource Table
  - TSKSPOLS Resource Table
  - TSKSPOOL Resource Table
  - TSMDEF Resource Table
  - TSMINGRP Resource Table
  - TSMODEL Resource Table
  - TSPOOL Resource Table
  - TSQGBL Resource Table
  - TSQNAME Resource Table
  - TSQSHR Resource Table
  - TSQUEUE Resource Table
  - TYPINGRP Resource Table
  - TYPTMDEF Resource Table
  - UOWDSNF Resource Table
  - UOWENQ Resource Table
  - UOWLINK Resource Table
  - UOW Resource Table
  - URIINGRP Resource Table
  - URIMAP Resource Table
  - URIMPDEF Resource Table
  - URIMPGBL Resource Table
  - VOLUME Resource Table
  - WEBINGRP Resource Table
  - WEBSERV Resource Table
  - WEBSVDEF Resource Table
  - WLMAROUT Resource Table
  - WLMATAFF Resource Table
  - WLMATARG Resource Table
  - WLMATGRP Resource Table
  - WLMATRAN Resource Table
  - WLMAWAOR Resource Table
  - WLMAWDEF Resource Table
  - WLMAWORK Resource Table
  - WLMAWTOR Resource Table
  - WLMDEF Resource Table
  - WLMGROUP Resource Table
  - WLMINGRP Resource Table
  - WLMINSPC Resource Table
  - WLMSPEC Resource Table
  - WLPSERV Resource Table
  - WORKREQ Resource Table
  - XMLTRANS Resource Table
System management reference
- System initialization parameters
  - AIBRIDGE
  - AICONS
  - AIEXIT
  - AILDELAY
  - AIQMAX
  - AIRDELAY
  - AKPFREQ
  - APPLID
  - AUTCONN
  - AUTODST
  - AUTORESETTIME
  - AUXTR
  - AUXTRSW
  - BMS
  - BRMAXKEEPTIME
  - CDSASZE
  - CERTEXPIRYWARN
  - CHKSTRM
  - CHKSTSK
  - CICSSVC
  - CILOCK
  - CLINTCP
  - CLSDSTP
  - CMDPROT
  - CMDSEC
  - CONFDATA
  - CONFTXT
  - CPSMCONN
  - CRLPROFILE
  - CSDACC
  - CSDBKUP
  - CSDBUFND
  - CSDBUFNI
  - CSDDISP
  - CSDDSN
  - CSDFRLOG
  - CSDINTEG
  - CSDJID
  - CSDLSRNO
  - CSDRECOV
  - CSDRLS
  - CSDSTRNO
  - CWAKEY
  - DAE
  - DATFORM
  - DB2CONN
  - DBCTLCON
  - DEBUGTOOL
  - DFLTUSER
  - DIP
  - DISMACP
  - DOCCODEPAGE
  - DSALIM
  - DSHIPIDL
  - DSHIPINT
  - DSRTPGM
  - DTRPGM
  - DTRTRAN
  - DUMP
  - DUMPDS
  - DUMPSW
  - DURETRY
  - ECDSASZE
  - EDSALIM
  - EODI
  - EPCDSASZE
  - EPUDSASZE
  - ERDSASZE
  - ESDSASZE
  - ESMEXITS
  - EUDSASZE
  - FCT
  - FCQRONLY
  - FEPI
  - FIPS
  - FLDSEP
  - FLDSTRT
  - FORCEQR
  - FSSTAFF
  - FTIMEOUT
  - GMTEXT
  - GMTRAN
  - GNTRAN
  - GRNAME
  - GRPLIST
  - GTFTR
  - HPO
  - HTTPSERVERHDR
  - HTTPUSRAGENTHDR
  - ICP
  - ICV
  - ICVR
  - ICVTSD
  - INFOCENTER
  - INITPARM
  - INTRDRJOBUSER
  - INTTR
  - IRCSTRT
  - ISC
  - JVMPROFILEDIR
  - KERBEROSUSER
  - KEYRING
  - LGDFINT
  - LGNMSG
  - LLACOPY
  - LOCALCCSID
  - LPA
  - MAXOPENTCBS
  - MAXSOCKETS
  - MAXSSLTCBS
  - MAXTLSLEVEL
  - MAXXPTCBS
  - MCT
  - MINTLSLEVEL
  - MN
  - MNCONV
  - MNEXC
  - MNFREQ
  - MNIDN
  - MNPER
  - MNRES
  - MNSYNC
  - MNTIME
  - MQCONN
  - MROBTCH
  - MROFSE
  - MROLRM
  - MSGCASE
  - MSGLVL
  - MXT
  - NATLANG
  - NCPLDFT
  - NEWSIT
  - NISTSP800131A
  - NONRLSRECOV
  - NQRNL
  - OFFSITE
  - OPERTIM
  - OPNDLIM
  - OTELTRACE
  - PARMERR
  - PCDSASZE
  - PDIR
  - PGAICTLG
  - PGAIEXIT
  - PGAIPGM
  - PGCHAIN
  - PGCOPY
  - PGPURGE
  - PGRET
  - PLTPI
  - PLTPISEC
  - PLTPIUSR
  - PLTSD
  - PRGDLAY
  - PRINT
  - PRTYAGE
  - PRVMOD
  - PSBCHK
  - PSDINT
  - PSTYPE
  - PUDSASZE
  - PVDELAY
  - QUIESTIM
  - RACFSYNC
  - RAMAX
  - RAPOOL
  - RDSASZE
  - RENTPGM
  - RESOVERRIDES
  - RESP
  - RESSEC
  - RLS
  - RLSTOLSR
  - RRMS
  - RSTSIGNOFF
  - RSTSIGNTIME
  - RUWAPOOL
  - SDSASZE
  - SDTMEMLIMIT
  - SDTRAN
  - SEC
  - SECPRFX
  - SECURETCPIP
  - SIT
  - SKRxxxx
  - SNPRESET
  - SNSCOPE
  - SOTUNING
  - SPCTR
  - SPCTRxx
  - SPOOL
  - SRBSVC
  - SRT
  - SRVERCP
  - SSLCACHE
  - SSLDELAY
  - START
  - STARTER
  - STATEOD
  - STATINT
  - STATRCD
  - STGPROT
  - STGRCVY
  - STNTR
  - STNTRxx
  - SUBTSKS
  - SUFFIX
  - SYDUMAX
  - SYSIDNT
  - SYSTR
  - TBEXITS
  - TCP
  - TCPIP
  - TCSACTN
  - TCSWAIT
  - TCT
  - TCTUAKEY
  - TCTUALOC
  - TD
  - TDINTRA
  - TRANISO
  - TRAP
  - TRDUMAX
  - TRTABSZ
  - TRTRANSZ
  - TRTRANTY
  - TS
  - TSMAINLIMIT
  - TST
  - UDSASZE
  - UOWNETQL
  - USERTR
  - USRDELAY
  - USSCONFIG
  - USSHOME
  - VALIDATEHOST
  - VTAM (z/OS Communications Server)
  - VTPREFIX
  - WEBDELAY
  - WLMHEALTH
  - WRKAREA
  - XAPPC
  - XCFGROUP
  - XCMD
  - XDB2
  - XDCT
  - XFCT
  - XHFS
  - XJCT
  - XLT
  - XPCT
  - XPPT
  - XPSB
  - XPTKT
  - XRES
  - XRF
  - XTRAN
  - XTST
  - XUSER
  - ZOSMONINTERVAL
  - ZOSSOSNEWTCB
  - ZOSSOS24UNALLOC
  - ZOSSOS31UNALLOC
  - ZOSSOS64UNALLOC
- CICSPlex SM system parameters (EYUPARM)
- Feature toggles for CICS TS
- CICS region tagging file
- CICS-supplied transactions
- Resources
- Monitoring class data: listing of data fields
- DFHSTUP reports
- DFH0STAT reports
- Utilities
- CICS subpools in DSAs
- CICS facilities that use 64-bit storage
Security reference
- Available CICS health checks supported by IBM Health Checker for z/OS
- Summary of RACF classes for CICS resources
- CICS transactions subject to security checking
- Commands subject to command security
- Resources subject to command security checking
- Resource and command check cross-reference
- Responses to SDC HTTP calls
- Data captured by CICS security discovery
- Security discovery statistics
- Security-related system initialization parameters
- Security standards
- SMF 1154 subtype 80 record
- SRR reason codes
- The SAML linkable interface, DFHSAML
Connectivity reference
- HTML coded character sets
- HTTP header reference for CICS web support
- HTTP status code reference for CICS web support
- HTTP method reference for CICS web support
- Elements used in an Atom configuration file
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  - Atom element reference for CICS
- Reference information for analyzer programs
- Converter programs
  - Reference information for converter programs
    - Parameter list for the decode function of a converter program
    - Parameter list for the encode function of a converter program
- Reference information for DFHWBBLI, CICS business logic interface
  - Parameters for the business logic interface, DFHWBBLI
- Reference information for DFHWBEP, web error program
- The DFHWBCLI Web Client Interface
- Reference information for DFH$WBST and DFH$WBSR, state management samples
- Conversion CCSIDs for CICS TS
- How it works: Data conversion in CICS
- Intercommunication rules and restrictions checklist
- CICS mapping to the APPC architecture
- Migrating LUTYPE6.1 applications to APPC links
  - State transitions in LUTYPE6.1 migration-mode conversations
  - State tables for LUTYPE6.1 migration-mode conversations
- Differences between APPC mapped and MRO conversations
- SNA interface protocols and data flow control
Samples
- The general insurance application
- Web services samples
  - The CICS catalog manager example application
  - JSON samples
    - Example HTTP GET request using a query string
    - Example HTTP request with a JSON body
- Global user exit samples
- FEPI samples
  - About the FEPI samples
  - Setting up the FEPI samples
- The Sale example application
- Java samples: JCICS examples
- Java samples: Servlet examples
- C++ sample programs
- Atom feed sample programs
  - DFH0W2F1 - COBOL sample service routine for Atom feeds
- CICSPlex SM API sample programs
  - EYU#API1
  - EYUCAPI2
  - EYUAAPI3
  - EYULAPI4
- Link3270 sample programs
- EXCI samples: COMMAREA sample applications
- EXCI samples: channel and containers sample applications
- CICSPlex SM sample programs
  - Sample user-replacement modules
- SAML sample programs
- The transient data write-to-terminal program (DFH$TDWT)
  - DFH$TDWT: resource definitions required
CICS Service Flow Runtime
- Product overview
- What's new
- Planning
  - Deployment patterns
  - Security and auditing
- Installing
  - Software prerequisites
  - Performing postinstallation tasks
- Deploying a service flow
- Invoking a service flow
- Managing service flows
- Processing of service flows
- Troubleshooting and support
- Samples
- Reference
Scenarios
- Using Atom feeds and event processing to manage customer orders
  - Planning the solution
  - Implementing the solution
- Running existing applications on open TCBs without code changes
  - Planning the solution
  - Implementing the solution
Glossary
- Numerics
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