SSTRGZ_11.4.0 - Documentation Index

Table of Contents

• IBM InfoSphere Data Replication V11.4 documentation
• Change data capture (CDC) Replication
  • Product overview and system requirements
    • About CDC Replication
    • Supported source and targets
    • Some operating systems are no longer supported
    • What's new in Version 11.4
    • CDC: Considerations for GDPR readiness
    • CDD: Considerations for GDPR readiness
    • CDC Replication security primer
    • System requirements
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • CPU resource requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Storage above the bar
      • Disk space requirements
      • Disk speed requirements
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • User account access requirements
      • TCP/IP network requirements and supported features
        • Network requirements for the replication engines
        • Network requirements for Management Console and Access Server
  • Planning a CDC Replication deployment
    • Planning to deploy CDC Replication
    • Running CDC on OpenShift Virtualization Clusters
    • Determining your replication needs
    • Assessing requirements
      • Database assessment questions
      • Server assessment questions
      • User accounts assessment questions
      • TCP/IP network assessment questions
    • Hardware and software requirements
    • Database requirements and supported features
      • Understanding how CDC Replication interacts with your database
      • Supported data types
      • Supported table mappings
      • Calculating database connections required by CDC Replication
      • Database logs
        • Db2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (LUW) – online and archive logs
        • Db2 for i - journal and journal receiver authorities
        • Oracle - online redo logs and archived redo logs
        • Microsoft SQL Server - online transaction logs and transaction log backups
        • z/OS - archive logs
      • Database clustering
        • Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC)
        • Configuring CDC Replication in a RAC environment
        • Microsoft SQL Server clustering
        • MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service) support for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
        • Db2 for z/OS data sharing groups
      • Database constraints
      • Operating system clustering
      • Database connection resiliency
      • Replicating multibyte (MBCS) and double-byte (DBCS) character data
        • Common encoding conversion scenarios
        • Considerations when replicating MBCS character data
      • Continuous Capture
      • Replicating XA transactions
      • Replicating temporal tables
        • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating temporal tables
      • Replicating Data Definition Language (DDL) changes
        • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating DDL changes in a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
        • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating DDL changes in a CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
        • Supported DDL operations for a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
        • Supported DDL operations for a CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Db2 for LUW
        • Required installation type
        • Database partition changes
        • Enabling database log retention
        • Creating a database backup
        • Remote log reading
        • Remote target apply
        • Supported table types
        • Identity columns
        • Replicating data in a Db2 pureScale environment
        • Replicating data in a Database Partitioning Feature (DPF) environment
        • Configuring CDC Replication for a Db2 High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) environment
        • Replicating data in partitioned tables
        • Replicating data in a d Cloud environment
      • Db2 for z/OS
        • Extended CSA storage (ECSA)
        • Estimating above the bar storage requirements
          • Calculating staging resources
        • Db2 batch connections and allied threads
        • Log cache
        • Db2 log buffers
        • Code page conversion services
        • Schema evolution
        • Security Access Facility (SAF) and Db2 authorization
      • IBM DataStage
        • Using the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) with the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Microsoft SQL Server
        • Transaction log backup plan
        • Database partition changes
        • Remote target apply
        • Microsoft SQL Server table-level considerations
          • Tables with clustered and non-clustered indexes
          • Source tables and primary keys
          • Compressed tables
          • Computed columns
          • Identity columns
          • Columns with database defaults
          • Partitioned tables
          • Sparse columns
        • Replicating the rowversion data type
        • TCP/IP and ports
        • Database services
        • SQL Server replication
        • Recovery model
        • Database backup
      • Netezza databases
        • Installation considerations
        • Netezza JDBC drivers
      • Oracle databases
        • Database partition changes
        • Supplemental logging
        • ARCHIVELOG mode
        • Log parallelism
        • Log shipping
        • Log space for latency
        • Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
        • Remote log reading
        • Remote target apply
        • Tablespace for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases metadata
        • Undo tablespace for transaction rollbacks
        • Encrypted tablespaces
        • Read-only database connections
        • Read-only tables
        • Compressed tables
        • Partitioned tables
        • Interval partitions
        • Clustered tables
        • Disk quota for capture components
        • Bulk load refresh
        • Oracle listener
        • RESETLOG operation
        • Recovering the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases after a database failover operation
    • Using InfoSphere CDC in resilient environments
    • Server requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Understanding the importance of an appropriately configured disk subsystem
      • CPU resource requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Disk space requirements
      • Disk speed requirements
      • Disk type requirements
      • CDC Replication metadata resiliency
    • User account access requirements
    • Network requirements and supported features
      • CDC Replication replication engine network requirements
      • Network requirements for Management Console and Access Server
      • Network connection resiliency
      • Data encryption considerations
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • What to do next
    • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • Installing and upgrading CDC Replication
    • Installing Management Console and Access Server
      • System requirements for Access Server and Management Console
        • Hardware and software requirements
        • Network requirements
      • LDAP configuration for Access Server and Management Console
        • LDAP configuration overview
        • Configuring LDAP directory connection properties
        • Creating the first Access Server user account in LDAP mode
      • PIV user authentication configuration for Access Server and Management Console
        • Configuring PIV user authentication for IBM InfoSphere Data Replication
          • Installing and configuring Management Console for PIV authentication
          • Installing and configuring Access Server for PIV authentication
          • Logging in to Access Server using the non-PIV (first system administrator) user
          • Configuring PIV users in Access Manager
          • Logging in with PIV user authentication
      • About Access Server
        • Installing Access Server (Windows)
        • Installing Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
        • Performing a silent installation of Access Server (Windows)
        • Performing a silent installation of Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
        • Performing a silent upgrade of Access Server (Windows)
        • Configuring TLS encryption for Access Server
          • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
            • Using self-signed certificates
            • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
              • Creating a certificate authority
              • Signing a certificate
            • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
          • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between clients and Access Server
          • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between Access Server and datastores
          • Configuring TLS encryption properties for Access Server
        • Upgrading Access Server (Windows)
        • Upgrading Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
        • Uninstalling Access Server (Windows)
        • Uninstalling Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
        • Cleaning up a failed uninstallation of Access Server (Windows)
        • Cleaning up a failed uninstallation of Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
        • Overriding the locale for the Access Server installation (UNIX and Linux)
        • Starting Access Server
        • Creating an Access Server user account in non-LDAP mode (UNIX and Linux)
        • Configuring firewall settings for outbound (static) ports
      • About Management Console
        • Installing Management Console
        • Performing a silent installation of Management Console
        • Uninstalling Management Console
        • Cleaning up a failed uninstallation of Management Console
        • Upgrading Management Console
      • Commands
        • dmaccessserver—Starting Access Server
        • dmcreateuser—Adding a user account
        • dmshutdownserver—Shut down Access Server
      • Troubleshooting
        • Troubleshooting connection problems
        • Locating log files
        • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
    • Installing the CDC Replication engine
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication engine
      • Upgrading CDC Replication engines for Linux, UNIX and Windows
  • Administering Management Console
    • Overview of CDC Replication
      • Understanding the CDC Replication workflow
    • Before you start Management Console
      • Configuring firewall settings for outbound (static) ports
    • Configuring LDAP security option properties
    • Configuring TLS encryption
    • Logging in to Management Console by connecting to Access Server
      • Changing your Access Server log in password
    • Understanding the Management Console interface
    • Setting preferences
      • Setting advanced preferences
        • Setting timeout values
        • Allocating memory for Management Console
        • Adding character encodings
        • Modifying character encodings
        • Deleting character encodings
        • Importing a .csv file that contains encodings
        • Exporting a .csv file that contains encodings
        • Showing incomplete table mappings before mirroring
      • Setting connection preferences
        • Specifying a default Access Server port number
        • Specifying firewall settings for outbound (static) ports
        • Connecting to databases automatically
      • Setting datastore multiuser preferences
        • Enabling multiuser configuration to be assigned automatically when adding new datastores
        • Prompting users to log comments when they unlock subscriptions
      • Setting prompt preferences
        • Setting prompt preferences for confirmations
        • Closing progress windows automatically
        • Showing the Show Subscription Active/Edit Panel
        • Configuring a threshold to trigger a prompt for the filtering for databases, schemas, and tables
      • Setting monitoring preferences
        • Setting the length of time for data retention
        • Setting the sample rate for data collection
        • Showing the subscription error indicator
        • Resetting the subscription error indicator
        • Retrieving events automatically for a selected subscription
    • Setting up user accounts
      • Managing user accounts
        • Adding a user account
        • Editing a user account
        • Deleting a user account
        • Copying a user account
        • Changing the existing role on a user account
        • Assigning System Administrator status, with user account and datastore administration privileges to a user account
        • Viewing the history of a user account
      • Managing security on user accounts
        • Disabling a user account
        • Forcing a user to change password at next login
        • Overriding the password expiration policy
        • Unlocking a user account
        • Unlocking a user account (Command line)
      • Setting password and account security policies on user accounts
        • Setting complex passwords on user accounts
        • Preventing the reuse of passwords
        • Enforcing a password expiry
        • Locking passwords on failed login attempts
        • Enforcing an account expiry after a new account creation
        • Displaying the number of previous failed login attempts
        • Displaying the last successful login
      • Creating user list reports
    • Setting up datastores
      • Understanding the Datastores view
      • Managing datastores
        • Adding a datastore
        • Editing a datastore
        • Deleting datastores
        • Copying a datastore
        • Viewing the history of a datastore
        • Setting connection parameters on a datastore
      • Managing datastore connections
        • Deleting a connection
        • Overriding default connection parameters on a datastore
      • Giving access to datastores
        • Assigning a datastore to a user
        • Assigning users to a datastore
      • Enabling multiple users to work simultaneously on the same datastore
      • Creating datastore list reports
      • Connecting and disconnecting datastores
      • Shutting down a datastore
      • Updating access parameters for a subscription
      • Setting system parameters on source and target datastores
      • Creating aliases for a target datastore on a private network connection
      • Updating host names and port changes for source datastores and associated subscriptions
      • Updating host names and port changes for target datastores and associated subscriptions
    • Auditing user accounts, datastores, security policies, and general events
      • Enabling auditing
      • Generating an audit trail report
      • Generating a security log report
      • Clearing the log
    • Setting up and configuring subscriptions
      • Adding a subscription
      • Adding a subscription for an external target datastore
      • Modifying a subscription
      • Copying a subscription
      • Copying a subscription for an external target datastore
      • Deleting a subscription
      • Specifying a TCP host for a subscription
      • Specifying a firewall port for a subscription
      • Setting propagation control on subscriptions
      • Locking subscriptions within a datastore
        • Locking a subscription for editing
        • Unlocking a subscription
        • Viewing the edit history of a subscription
      • Setting error handling for a CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS subscription
      • Making subscriptions persistent
      • Searching subscriptions for tables that are included in replication
      • Using projects to organize your subscriptions
        • Exporting and importing projects
      • Setting properties for a subscription that targets IBM DataStage
        • Specifying batch size thresholds for an IBM DataStage subscription
        • Specifying large object truncation size for an IBM DataStage subscription
        • Specifying the file name format for an IBM DataStage subscription
      • Specifying connection settings for a subscription applying to Kafka
        • Configuring a subscription to not connect to a schema registry
      • Setting properties for a subscription that targets Cloudant
        • Specifying large object truncation size for subscription applying to Cloudant
        • Specifying connection settings for a subscription applying to Cloudant
      • Setting properties for a subscription that targets Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Specifying batch size thresholds for a subscription applying to Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Specifying large object truncation size for subscriptions applying to Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Specifying the file name format for subscriptions applying to Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Specifying the connection for subscriptions applying to Hadoop using Web HDFS
      • Setting properties for a subscription that publishes source changes to a queue from Classic CDC
        • Specifying properties for a subscription publishing source changes to a queue from Classic CDC
    • Mapping tables
      • Table Mappings view
      • Understanding filtering and mapping tables
      • Mapping using standard replication
        • Mapping multiple source tables using standard replication
        • Mapping multi-member tables to existing tables on IBM i using standard replication
        • Mapping multi-member tables to new tables on IBM i using standard replication
        • Mapping multiple source tables for IBM Classic CDC for z/OS using standard replication
        • Mapping a single source table using standard replication
        • Mapping a single multi-member source table on IBM i using standard replication
      • Mapping using LiveAudit
        • Mapping multiple source tables to existing tables using LiveAudit
        • Mapping multiple source tables to new tables using LiveAudit
        • Mapping a single source table using LiveAudit
        • Mapping a single multi-member source table using LiveAudit for IBM i
        • Mapping source tables to Kafka using LiveAudit
          • Mapping audit fields and journal control fields to Kafka targets
          • Writing audit records to Kafka using a custom operation processor
      • Mapping using Adaptive Apply
        • Mapping multiple source tables for bulk Adaptive Apply
        • Mapping a single source table using Adaptive Apply
        • Mapping a multi-member source table using Adaptive Apply on IBM i
      • Mapping to summarize data
        • Mapping a source table to summarize data
        • Mapping a multi-member source table to summarize data on IBM i
      • Mapping to consolidate data (one-to-one)
        • Mapping a source table to consolidate data (one-to-one)
        • Mapping a multi-member source table to consolidate data on IBM i (one-to-one)
      • Mapping to consolidate data (one-to-many)
        • Mapping a source table to consolidate data (one-to-many)
        • To map a multi-member source table to consolidate data on IBM i (one-to-many)
      • Mapping to a datastore outside of your organization
      • Mapping using IBM DataStage
        • Mapping multiple source tables to IBM DataStage using the Flat File connection method
        • Mapping a single source table to IBM DataStage using the Flat File connection method
        • Customizing IBM DataStage table mappings
      • Generating an IBM DataStage definition file for a subscription
      • Mapping to Kafka
        • Mapping a single source table to Kafka
        • Mapping multiple source tables to Kafka
        • Customizing Kafka table mappings
      • Mapping to Cloudant
        • Mapping multiple source tables to Cloudant
        • Mapping a single source table to Cloudant
        • Customizing Cloudant table mappings
      • Mapping to Hadoop
        • Mapping multiple source tables to Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Mapping a single source table to Hadoop using Web HDFS
        • Customizing Hadoop table mappings using Web HDFS
      • Mapping to Cloud Object Storage targets
        • Mapping source tables to S3 target
        • Mapping source tables to ADLS target
      • Remapping a source table
      • Copying selected table mappings
      • Copying selected table mappings for an external target datastore
      • Deleting a table mapping
      • Exporting and importing subscriptions and selected table mappings
      • Modifying table mappings
    • Replicating Data Definition Language (DDL) changes
      • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating DDL changes in a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating DDL changes in a CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Supported DDL operations for a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Supported DDL operations for a CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Working with rule sets
        • Defining a rule set for a subscription
        • Deleting a rule set
      • Modifying rule sets
        • Changing the name of a rule set
        • Changing the schema for a rule set
        • Adding more tables to a rule set
        • Removing tables from a rule set
        • Changing the structural replication value for a rule set
        • Editing a pattern for a rule set
        • Deleting a pattern from a rule set
      • Copying selected rule sets
      • Exporting selected rule sets into an XML file
      • Promoting selected rule sets to a new subscription
      • Promoting selected rule sets to an existing subscription
      • Changing the refresh order of tables in a Rules-based subscription
      • Previewing tables in a subscription that match rule sets
    • Replicating temporal tables
      • Prerequisites and considerations for replicating temporal tables
      • Setting up subscriptions for temporal tables
      • Mapping temporal tables using standard replication
        • Mapping a single temporal table where the source datastore manages the history
        • Mapping a single temporal table where the target database manages the history
        • Mapping multiple temporal tables where the source datastore manages the history
        • Mapping multiple temporal tables where the target database manages the history
      • Copying selected temporal table mappings
      • Mapping columns in temporal tables
      • Modifying temporal table mappings
      • Changing the refresh order of temporal tables in a subscription
      • Promoting subscription changes with temporal tables
        • Before you promote a subscription or selected table mappings
        • Promoting temporal table changes to a new subscription
        • Promoting temporal table changes to an existing subscription
        • Promoting selected temporal table mappings to a new environment
        • Promoting selected temporal table mappings to an existing subscription
    • Managing tables available for replication
      • Updating the definition of a table in a datastore
      • Updating the definition of a mapped source table in a subscription
      • Updating the definition of a mapped target table in a subscription
      • Removing a table from replication
      • Viewing the properties of a replication table
    • Supported data types
      • Considerations and restrictions for the replication of data types
      • Considerations and restrictions for the replication of LOB data types
      • Considerations and restrictions for the replication of XML data
      • Considerations and restrictions for the replication of timestamp data
    • Supported column mappings
    • Mapping columns
      • Mapping source columns to target columns
      • Mapping journal control fields to target columns
      • Mapping an expression to a target column
      • Mapping accumulation and deduction expressions to a target column
      • Mapping source and target columns automatically
      • Mapping initial values to target columns
      • Adding and mapping derived columns to target columns
        • Adding a derived column
        • Mapping a derived column to a target column
        • Modifying a derived column
        • Deleting a derived column
    • Setting data translations on column mappings
      • Adding a data translation
      • Modifying a data translation
      • Deleting a data translation
      • Importing and exporting data translations
    • Replicating multibyte (MBCS) and double-byte (DBCS) character data
      • Common encoding conversion scenarios
      • Considerations for replicating MBCS character data
      • Upgrading subscriptions to use auto-encoding mode
      • Configuring MBCS encoding conversion between your source and target
      • Specifying the workload preference
      • Handling Unicode character encoding
    • Setting member identifiers
      • Adding a member identifier
      • Modifying a member identifier
      • Deleting a member identifier
    • Using journal control fields for auditing replication activities
      • Commit Cycle ID (&CCID)
      • Source RRN (&CNTRRN)
      • Entry Type Code (&CODE)
      • Entry Type (&ENTTYP)
        • About journal codes
          • Table Clear
          • Delete
          • Insert
          • Update Before
          • Update After
          • Translating journal codes into meaningful information
      • Source Job Name (&JOB)
      • Source Job Number (&JOBNO)
      • Source Job User (&JOBUSER)
      • Journal Name (&JOURNAL)
      • Source Table Library (&LIBRARY)
      • Source Table Member Name (&MEMBER)
      • Source Table Name (&OBJECT)
      • Source Program Name (&PROGRAM)
      • Journal Sequence Number (&SEQNO)
      • Source Server Name (&SYSTEM)
      • Record Modification Time (&TIMSTAMP)
      • Record Modification User (&USER)
    • Controlling table operations
      • Controlling the apply of refresh operations
        • Keeping all rows on a refresh
        • Deleting all rows on a refresh
        • Auditing rows on a refresh
      • Specifying SQL to control refresh operations
        • Specifying additional SQL after a refresh
        • Deleting selected rows on a refresh
    • Configuring user exits
      • Configuring table-level user exits
        • Configuring a stored procedure as a table-level user exit
        • Configuring a derived column or an expression that calls the %USER or %USERFUNC column functions
        • Configuring a user exit for a Java class
      • Configure a standard function as table-level user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i (version 6.2 and earlier) or the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
      • Creating a custom data format for IBM DataStage
        • Modifying a custom data format when you are upgrading from the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage version 6.3
      • Creating a custom data format for Apache Hadoop
      • Creating a custom data format or operations processor for Kafka (KCOP)
      • Configuring subscription-level user exits
      • Overriding JMS message header properties
      • Sending the XML message to a different JMS message destination
      • Creating XML output and applying XSLT to an XML message
      • Sending XML messages to multiple JMS message destinations
      • Querying a Web service to access content
      • Routing the content of an XML message to another JMS message destination
    • Column functions
      • Sequence functions
        • Order by table operation—%ORDERTAB
      • String functions
        • Concatenation—%CONCAT
        • Lowercase—%LOWER
        • Left trim—%LTRIM
        • Capitalization—%PROPER
        • Character substitution—%REPLACE
        • Right trim—%RTRIM
        • Substring—%SUBSTRING
        • Uppercase—%UPPER
      • Date and time functions
        • Century—%CENTURY
        • Current date—%CURDATE
        • Current time—%CURTIME
        • Current timestamp—%CURTMSTP
      • Conversion functions
        • Character conversion—%TOCHAR
        • Character format conversion—%TOCHARFORMAT
        • Date conversion—%TODATE
        • Date and time conversion—%TODATETIME
        • Number conversion—%TONUMBER
        • Time conversion—%TOTIME
        • Time zone conversion—TODIFFERENETTIMEZONE (Oracle)
      • Conditional and variable functions
        • Conditional–%IF
        • Variable—%VAR
      • Data functions
        • Before value—%BEFORE
        • Current value—%CURR
        • Retrieve column—%GETCOL (Db2 for i)
        • Retrieve column—%GETCOL (Dynamic SQL)
        • Retrieve column—%SELECT
      • User exit functions
        • User exit—%USER
        • User Exit—%USERFUNC
      • %GETCOL column function scenarios (Db2 for IBM i)
        • Retrieving a column from another table using the %GETCOL function (Db2 for i)
        • Performing an outer join using the %GETCOL function (Db2 for i)
        • Nesting columns to join data using the %GETCOL function (Db2 for i)
        • Combining columns using the %GETCOL function (Db2 for i)
      • %GETCOL column function scenarios (Dynamic SQL)
        • Retrieving a column using the %GETCOL function (Dynamic SQL)
        • Retrieving a column using the %GETCOL function without reading the same row from the table
        • Retrieving a column using nested %GETCOL functions (Dynamic SQL)
        • Filtering rows using the %GETCOL function (Dynamic SQL)
      • Publishing multiple derived columns using the %GETCOL function (Dynamic SQL)
      • Using external Java objects in data transformations
        • Simple string objects (type I)
        • SQL data types (type II)
        • XML objects (type III)
    • Filtering rows and columns
      • Filtering rows
      • Selecting critical columns to filter rows
      • Filtering columns
    • Setting conflict detection and resolution
      • Resolving conflicts for source row wins
      • Resolving conflicts for target row wins
      • Resolving conflicts for largest value wins
      • Resolving conflicts for smallest value wins
      • Resolving conflicts with user exits
    • Controlling row operations
      • Suppressing the apply of row operations
      • Preventing the audit of row operations
      • Auditing only the after image
      • Detecting conflicts on row operations
    • Customizing JMS message destination mappings
      • Creating an XML message
      • Importing an XML, schema, or mapping definition file
      • Exporting an XML schema or mapping definition file
      • Querying columns from other tables
    • Setting JMS message header properties
      • Defining the JMS message header
        • Exporting and importing subscriptions and selected table mappings
        • Adding a JMS message header property
        • Adding a custom JMS message header property
        • Deleting a custom JMS message header property
      • Disabling streamed transformation mode
    • Configuring replication
      • Flagging source tables for refresh
        • Flagging a source table for a Standard Refresh
        • Flagging a source table for a Differential Refresh
        • Sample: Refreshing subsets of rows
        • Validating data consistency using CDC Replication
      • Marking a table capture point on a source table before mirroring
      • Parking a table from replication
      • Changing the refresh order of tables
      • Changing the replication method of a table
      • Selecting a new journal table
      • Setting members for replication
      • Changing the message destination of a table
    • Starting and ending replication
      • Starting mirroring
        • Starting continuous mirroring
        • Starting scheduled end (net-change) mirroring
        • Starting mirroring for Classic CDC for z/OS
      • Starting a refresh on a subscription
      • Ending replication
        • Ending replication for Classic CDC for z/OS
      • Sending XML messages to a JMS message destination or a staging target database
    • Setting notifications
      • Selecting a notification handler
      • Choosing a notification category and a message type
      • Setting notifications for a datastore
        • Setting an email notification (CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases)
        • Setting an email notification
        • Setting a notification for the CHCPRINT spool file
        • Setting a notification for an operator system log
        • Setting a notification for a UNIX system log
        • Setting a notification using a user exit program (CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS)
        • Setting a notification using a user exit program (CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i)
        • Setting a notification using a user exit program
        • Setting a notification for a message queue (CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i)
        • Filtering a notification message
      • Setting notifications for a subscription
      • Viewing the datastore default notifications for a subscription
      • Copying notification settings for a subscription
      • Setting latency thresholds and notifications
    • Generating a CHCCLP script from Management Console
    • Promoting subscription changes
      • Before you promote a subscription or selected table mappings
      • Promoting subscriptions to a new subscription
      • Promoting changes to an existing subscription
      • Promoting selected table mappings to a new environment
      • Promoting selected table mappings to an existing subscription
    • Monitoring subscriptions
      • Subscriptions view (Monitoring perspective)
      • Understanding subscription states
      • Displaying the replication diagram
      • Viewing latency values for a subscription
      • Viewing replication activities for a subscription
      • Viewing the refresh history of a subscription
      • Viewing replication events
        • Viewing events (CDC Replication version 6.5 and later)
        • Retrieving events that occurred within a date range (CDC Replication version 6.5 and later)
        • Viewing events (CDC Replication version 6.3 and earlier)
        • Viewing event details
        • Copying events
        • Clearing all events for a subscription
        • Clearing selected events for a subscription
        • Exporting events
      • Performance view (Monitoring perspective)
      • Available metrics
        • Datastore metrics
          • Free memory - bytes
          • Garbage collections - count
          • Garbage collection CPU time - milliseconds
          • Global memory manager - bytes
          • Maximum memory - bytes
          • Network errors - count
          • Storage manager current bytes used
          • Storage manager maximum bytes used
          • Time check missed count
          • Total memory - bytes
        • Database Workload metrics
          • In scope transactions - count
          • Total transactions - count
          • Transaction histogram (0 to 1/2 X) - bytes
          • Transaction histogram (1/2X to X) - bytes
          • Transaction histogram (X to 2X) - bytes
          • Transaction histogram (2X to 4X) - bytes
          • Transaction histogram (4X to 8X) - bytes
          • Transaction histogram (8X and larger) - bytes
        • Log cache metrics
          • Global log cache hit percentage
          • Log cache IFI CPU (sec/100)
          • Log cache IFI elapsed (sec/100)
        • Log reader metrics
          • Committed transactions - count
          • CPU time - seconds
          • IFI CPU (sec/100)
          • IFI elapsed (sec/100)
          • Log position timestamp
          • Log records read
          • Log records in scope
          • Physical bytes read - bytes
          • Source database bytes processed
          • Subscription log cache hit percentage
          • Thread CPU - milliseconds/second
        • Log parser metrics
          • Disk reads - bytes
          • Disk size - bytes
          • Disk writes - bytes
          • Thread CPU - milliseconds/second
        • Single Scrape metrics
          • Disk reads - bytes
          • Disk size - bytes
          • Disk writes - bytes
        • Source Engine metrics
          • CPU Used - seconds
          • Derived column CPU (sec/100)
          • Derived column elapsed (sec/100)
          • MBCS conversions - bytes
          • Rows evaluating derived columns - count
          • Rows calling source database - count
          • Rows calling user exits - count
          • Source database bytes processed
          • Source engine bytes processed
          • Source pre-filter deletes
          • Source pre-filter inserts
          • Source pre-filter updates
          • Source post-filter deletes
          • Source post-filter inserts
          • Source post-filter updates
          • Staging space current bytes used
          • Staging space maximum bytes used
          • Thread CPU - milliseconds/second
        • Communications metrics
          • Bytes sent - count
          • Bytes received - count
          • Keep alive received - count
          • Keep alive sent - count
          • Source communications bytes processed
          • Source communications wait percentage
          • Source missing round trip response - count
          • Source network latency (millisecond)
          • Target communications bytes processed
          • Target communications wait percentage
          • Target missing round trip response - count
          • Target network latency (millisecond)
        • Target Engine metrics
          • CPU time - seconds
          • Data queue wait time (sec/100)
          • Database queue - current value
          • Database queue - maximum size
          • Database queue - empty percent
          • Database queue - full percent
          • Expression CPU (sec/100)
          • Expression elapsed (sec/100)
          • MBCS conversions - bytes
          • Retry cache current bytes used
          • Retry cache maximum bytes used
          • Rows calling target database - count
          • Rows calling user exits - count
          • Target engine bytes processed
          • Target source inserts
          • Target source updates
          • Target source deletes
          • Thread CPU - milliseconds/second
          • User exit CPU (sec/100)
          • User exit elapsed (sec/100)
        • Target Apply metrics
          • Adaptive Apply changes - count
          • Apply commits - counts
          • Average array size - count
          • CDR conflicts - count
          • CPU used - seconds
          • Data errors ignored - count
          • Data queue bytes read
          • Data queue empty - count
          • Data queue reads - count
          • Data queue wait time (sec/100)
          • Db2 CPU (sec/100)
          • Db2 elapsed (sec/100)
          • Retry count
          • Slow database operations - count
          • SQL errors ignored - count
          • Target apply array insert failed requests
          • Target apply array insert requests
          • Target apply array merge failed requests
          • Target apply array merge requests
          • Target apply arrayed inserts
          • Target apply arrayed merges
          • Target apply deletes
          • Target apply inserts
          • Target apply merges
          • Target apply multiple delete failed requests
          • Target apply multiple delete requests
          • Target apply multiple deletes
          • Target apply updates
          • Rows evaluating expressions - count
          • Target database bytes processed
          • Thread CPU - milliseconds/second
      • Analyzing subscription performance
        • Charting metrics for a subscription
        • Changing the metrics
        • Viewing performance snapshot data
        • Charting metrics for tables
        • Viewing the busiest tables in a subscription
        • Stop table-level performance monitoring
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Cascading replication system parameters
        • Enable Cascading Replicates
      • Commitment control system parameters
        • Commitment Control
      • Data type system parameters
        • Numeric Column Validation
        • LOB Buffer Size
      • Database journal (trigger) system parameters
        • Default Journal Library
        • Default Journal Name
        • Replicate User Defined Journal Entries
        • Report Position Interval
        • Synchronization Interval
      • Date and time column function system parameters
        • Default Date On Error
      • Event log system parameters
        • Notify Message Queue
        • Notify Message Queue Library
        • Notify Message Threshold
      • General product system parameters
        • Authorization Code
        • Enable *MAXOPT3 Option
        • Record Format Check
        • Startup Timeout
        • TCP_KEEPALIVE_SECS
      • Latency system parameters
        • Deadband Percentage
        • Monitor Sample Interval
      • Lock detection system parameters
        • Lock Timeout Value
      • Multibyte character set system parameters
        • Unicode Handling
        • DBCS Data Repair CCSID
      • Notification system parameters
        • Heartbeat Timeout
        • Messages on Column Not Null Capable
        • Messages on Invalid Numerics
        • Progress Status Interval
      • Remote journal system parameters
        • Data Origin TCP/IP Name
        • Data Origin Port
        • Relational Database Directory Entry
      • Replication system parameters
        • Allow Refresh While Active
        • End on Error During Mirroring
        • End on Error During Refresh
        • Refresh After Restore
      • Row and column filtering system parameters
        • Audit Filtered Transactions
        • Critical Column Filtering
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • General product system parameters
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • acceptable_latency_in_minutes
        • refresh_loader_write_cache_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • ignore_cascade_delete
        • ignore_set_null
        • ignore_trigger
        • mirror_audit_ddl_statements
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_loader_backup_path
        • refresh_loader_cleanup_backup_copy
        • refresh_loader_drop_index
        • refresh_loader_with_backup_copy
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_on_decompression_error_action
        • mirror_on_ddl_operation
        • alter_table_data_capture_flag_allow_turn_off
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • acceptable_latency_in_seconds_for_column_organized_tables
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • maintain_replication_mqt_latency_table
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • refresh_loader_write_cache_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • use_staging_store
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
        • mirror_head_of_log_sleep_milliseconds
        • mirror_log_read_commit_interval_seconds
        • mirror_on_decompression_error_action
        • mirror_on_ddl_operation
        • on_utility_action
        • refresh_avoid_instant_table_lock_if_possible
        • timstamp_jcf_is_commit_timestamp
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
        • mirror_batch_apply_check
        • mirror_update_exclude_unchanged_primary_index_columns
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • jdbc_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • binary_datatype_max_column_length
        • global_max_batch_size
        • jdbc_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • jdbc_refresh_max_batch_size
        • target_apply_delete_batch_via_single_statement
        • target_apply_insert_batch_via_single_statement
        • target_apply_single_multirow_statement_column_values_inline
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Apply process system parameters
        • bypass_commitstream_apply_operation
        • maximum_number_of_bytes_per_writer_thread_to_rest
        • queue_max_unit_of_work
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
        • mirror_write_format
        • mirror_timestamp_write_format
        • mirror_time_write_format
        • mirror_date_write_format
        • mirror_decimal_write_format
        • kafka_bookmark_storage_type
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_column_name_length_limit_chars
        • kafka_consumer_prop_exit_name
        • kafka_producer_prop_exit_name
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • kafka_target_number_of_writers
        • kafka_target_number_of_writers_per_sub
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • target_num_image_builder_threads
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • convert_not_nullable_message
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
      • Notification system parameters
        • ds_output_timestamp_utc
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • global_trace_hours
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System Parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_default_after_database_minimum_timestamp
        • global_default_before_database_minimum_timestamp
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_loader_drop_index
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • trim_char_to_varchar
        • trim_varchar_to_varchar
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
        • mssql_inline_lob_num_of_pages
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • refresh_loader_write_cache_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • implicit_transformation_warning
      • Supplemental logging system parameters
        • mirror_logging_by_empty_triggers
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • General product system parameters
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • acceptable_latency_in_minutes
        • bulk_apply_data_size_mb
        • refresh_loader_write_cache_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_audit_ddl_statements
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_in_unicode
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • trim_char_to_varchar
        • trim_varchar_to_varchar
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
        • mirror_redo_log_format
        • mirror_set_table_data_capture_timeout_seconds
        • rac_cluster_node_list
        • timstamp_jcf_is_commit_timestamp
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • differential_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • mirror_sess_hist_age_threshold
        • mirror_src_ora_version
        • refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
      • Transaction log location system parameters
        • oracle_log_path_userexit
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (Trigger edition)
      • General product system parameters
        • global_trace_hours
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Database journal (trigger) system parameters
        • mirror_journal_schema
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_in_unicode
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • trim_char_to_varchar
        • trim_varchar_to_varchar
        • userexit_max_lob_size_queue_kb
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_in_unicode
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
        • trim_char_to_varchar
        • trim_varchar_to_varchar
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • differential_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
        • refresh_commit_after_max_operations
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
      • XStream replication system parameters
        • mirror_on_ddl_operation
        • mirror_heartbeat_interval_seconds
        • mirror_batch_interval_seconds
        • mirror_idle_timeout_seconds
        • mirror_update_low_watermark_seconds
        • xstream_capture_checkpoint_retention_time_days
        • xstream_configuration_events
        • xstream_capture_parameters
        • xstream_apply_parameters
        • xstream_oldest_acceptable_build_timeout_hours
        • xstream_include_extra_capture_attributes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • mirror_commit_on_transaction_boundary
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • mirror_td_apply_method
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • Encoding system parameters
        • mbcs_support_is_on
      • Fastload system parameters
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_max_fastload_file_size_mb
        • refresh_td_fastload_max_sessions
        • refresh_td_fastload_min_sessions
        • use_jdbc_for_refresh
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_update_exclude_unchanged_primary_index_columns
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • mirror_commit_on_transaction_boundary
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • Encoding system parameters
        • mbcs_support_is_on
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_update_exclude_unchanged_primary_index_columns
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • mirror_commit_on_transaction_boundary
        • mirror_end_on_error
        • mirror_expected_errors_list
        • refresh_end_on_error
        • refresh_expected_errors_list
        • userexit_max_lob_size_kb
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
      • Encoding system parameters
        • mbcs_support_is_on
      • Fastload system parameters
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
        • refresh_max_fastload_file_size_mb
        • refresh_td_fastload_max_sessions
        • refresh_td_fastload_min_sessions
        • use_jdbc_for_refresh
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_update_exclude_unchanged_primary_index_columns
        • mongodb_execution_timeout_in_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • global_max_batch_size
        • mirror_interim_commit_threshold
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_conversion_not_possible_warning
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
        • implicit_transformation_warning
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • Fastload system parameters
        • refresh_allow_fast_loader
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • global_max_batch_size
        • refresh_loader_write_cache_kb
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
      • Logical replication slot system parameters
        • postgresql_heartbeat_operation_threshold_minutes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
      • Supplemental logging system parameters
        • auto_configure_supplemental_logging
        • supplemental_logging_method
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • ignore_cascade_delete
        • ignore_set_null
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source
      • Apply process system parameters
        • convert_not_nullable_column
        • ignore_cascade_delete
        • ignore_set_null
        • refresh_with_referential_integrity
      • Disk resource system parameters
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_global_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_can_run_independently
        • staging_store_disk_quota_gb
        • staging_store_disk_quota_mb
        • mirror_subs_allowed_to_use_staging_store
      • Encoding system parameters
        • global_unicode_as_char
        • source_replace_single_byte_charset_characters
      • General product system parameters
        • db_system_timezone_override
        • global_trace_hours
        • global_trace_utility_create_on_demand
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_minutes
        • mirror_auto_restart_interval_seconds
      • Maximize throughput system parameters
        • fastload_refresh_commit_after_max_operations
      • Notification system parameters
        • events_max_retain
        • global_shutdown_after_no_heartbeat_response_minutes
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
    • Commands for Access Server
      • Datastore commands
        • dmchangeconnectionpassword—Changing the connection parameters to a datastore
        • dmcreatedatastore—Adding a datastore
        • dmdeleteconnection—Deleting a datastore connection
        • dmdeletedatastore—Deleting a datastore
        • dmlistuserdatastores—Generating a report list of datastores assigned to a user
      • User account commands
        • dmchangeuserpassword—Changing the password on a user account
        • dmcreateuser—Adding a user account
        • dmdeleteuser—Deleting a user
        • dmdisableuser—Disabling a user account
        • dmenableuser—Enabling a user
        • dmlistusers—Listing user accounts
        • dmresetuser—Resetting a user account
        • dmunlockuser—Unlocking a user account
      • Other commands
        • dmaccessserver—Start Access Server
        • dmaddconnection—Adding a datastore connection to a user
        • dmlistdatastoreusers—Generating a report list of users assigned to a datastore
        • dmshowversion—Show Access Server version
        • dmshutdownserver—Shut down Access Server
    • Troubleshooting
      • Using Management Console Support Assistant
        • Enabling tracing for Management Console and Access Server
        • Enabling tracing for datastores (optional)
        • Starting the collection of diagnostic data information with Management Console Support Assistant
      • Locating trace and log files
      • Contacting IBM Support
    • Accessibility features
      • Navigating using the keyboard
  • Management Console API
    • Management Console API
      • Management Console API packages
      • Management Console API architecture
        • Access Manager and Access Server API architecture
        • Publisher (source) API architecture
        • Subscriber (target) API architecture
        • Monitoring API architecture
      • Sample Java programs
        • Sample encryption Java program (ApiEncryptionSample.java)
        • Sample publisher Java program (ApiPublisherSample.java)
        • Sample subscriber Java program (ApiSubscriberSample.java)
        • Sample Java program for monitoring performance while refreshing (MonitorPerformanceRefreshSample.java)
        • Sample Java program for monitoring performance (MonitorPerformanceSample.java)
        • Sample Java program for a summary of monitoring statistics (MonitorStatisticSummarySample.java)
        • Sample Java program for monitoring busy table performance (PerformanceBusyTablesSample.java)
        • Sample Java program for monitoring performance bottleneck (PerformanceBottleneckSample.java)
        • Sample Java program to export performance snapshot (ExportPerformanceSnapshotSample.java)
        • Sample Java program to export Access Server audit log (ExportAccessServerAuditLogSample.java)
      • Management Console API reference – Javadocs
      • Management Console API exceptions
      • User roles
      • User permissions
      • Access Manager, CHCCLP and security reporting
      • API support for Access Manager
    • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • Command Line Processor (CHCCLP)
    • Getting started with the CHCCLP program
    • Supported operating systems for the CHCCLP program
    • Running CHCCLP
      • Running the CHCCLP commands in interactive mode
        • Working with command results in interactive mode
      • Running the CHCCLP commands in batch mode
        • Running a script file with substitution variables
        • Working with command results in batch mode
      • Running the CHCCLP commands in embedded mode
        • Working with EmbeddedScript
        • Working with command results in embedded mode
        • Sample programs
    • Configuring TLS encryption properties for CHCCLP
    • Overriding the locale
    • Enabling verbose command output
    • Setting and working with context
    • CHCCLP Commands
      • Understanding command syntax
    • Troubleshooting
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Limitations
      • Required datasets, accounts, and privileges
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery using an interactive installation (Linux)
      • Installing theCDC Replication Engine for BigQuery using a silent installation (Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery using an interactive installation (Windows)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Windows)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Windows)
      • Privileges required by users
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Adding target key columns using management console and CHCCLP
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
    • CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery metadata tables
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
    • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for BigQuery (Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
    • System requirements for CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Disk space and memory requirements
      • Port requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Specifying the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i product library name
      • Specifying the D_MIRROR user profile
      • Authority requirements
        • Verifying the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i product user profile
      • Running the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i under adopted authority
    • Preparing for a planned DDL change
      • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
      • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i version 11.4
    • After you install the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i to use TCP/IP
      • Verifying the configuration of your Domain Name Server (DNS)
      • Verifying the journal
      • Verifying the journal receivers
      • Enabling TLS Encryption for communication between source and target
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
      • Starting the subsystem and the listener
      • Securing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i product library (Optional)
      • Scheduling CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i start up and shut down (Optional)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Before you upgrade
      • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i from version 11.3.3 to version 11.4
      • Applying interim fixes and fix packs to the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
    • Creating multiple installations of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Verifying the authority of the D_MIRROR User Profile
      • Verifying the attributes of the renamed subsystems
      • Verifying the library list of each additional installation
      • Running additional CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i installations
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Removing the ‘dmirror' service after uninstalling
      • Removing the port number after uninstalling
    • Remote journaling and the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • About installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i on the Source Server
      • About installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i on the Target Server
      • Verifying the creation of the SQL package on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i Data Origin Server
      • D_MIRROR User Profile considerations for remote journals
      • Sample: Configuring remote journaling
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Source Server to retrieve source files from the CDC Replication Data Origin Server
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Command and parameter formats and conventions
      • Replication commands
        • ENDDTAMIR - End mirroring
        • ENDDTARSH - End data refresh
        • STRDTARSH - Start data refresh
        • STRDTAMIR - Start continuous mirroring
        • STRDTAMIR - Start net change mirroring
      • Source table commands
        • ADDTBL - Add Tables
        • CHGREPMTD - Change replication method
        • DSLTGTTBL - Deselect source tables
        • READDTBL - Update definition of source tables
        • RMVTBL - Remove tables
        • STRDTAMIR - Describe source tables to target tables
        • SETMIRSTS - Set table status for mirroring
        • SETRSHSTS - Set table status for refresh
        • SLTTGTTBL - Select source tables for replication
        • SETTSSYNC - Set synchronization point
        • SETJRNPOS - Set journal position
      • Table mapping commands
        • ASNTGTTBL - Map source and target tables
        • DASTGTTBL - Unmap source and target tables
      • Copy subscription commands
        • CPYTGTASN - Copy target configuration
        • CPYTGTTBL - Copy source configuration
      • Promote subscription commands
        • DUPTBL - Duplicate added table metadata
        • DUPTGTASN - Duplicate subscriber metadata
        • DUPTGTTBL - Duplicate selected source table metadata
      • Table-level operation commands
        • DMSQL - Enable or disable SQL statements
      • Database journal commands
        • CHGJRNDM - Change journal receivers
        • CHGJRNDM - Change remote journal receivers
        • DMVWBKMK - Retrieve bookmark information
        • RTVDMJENT - Retrieve CDC Replication journal entry
        • RTVDMJENT - Retrieve CDC Replication remote journal entry
        • VFYTSJRN - Verify journal
        • VFYTSJRN - Verify remote journal
      • Communication commands
        • STRDMTCP - Start CDC Replication TCP/IP communications
        • STRDMUDP - Start UDP Listener
        • ENDDMTCP - End CDC Replication TCP/IP communications
        • ENDDMUDP - End UDP Listener
      • End and shut down CDC Replication commands
        • DMENDPROC - End CDC Replication jobs
      • Other commands
        • ADDS36TBL - Add S/36 flat file table
        • DMCMVFY - Run communications verifier
        • INSCDCMNT - Installing CDC Replication Maintenance
        • RTVDMVSTS - Retrieve CDC Replication installation information
        • CHGDMTVAL - Set target system parameters
        • CHGDMSVAL - Set source system parameters
        • TRCCDCJOB - Trace CDC jobs
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for i
      • Invoking user exit programs before and after table and row-level operations
        • Entry parameters for table-level and row-level user exits in RPG
        • Entry parameters for table-level and row-level user exits in COBOL
        • Entry parameters for table-level and row-level user exits in C/C++
      • Invoking user exit programs from expressions and row-filtering expressions
      • Invoking user exit programs after receiving a notification
      • Invoking user exit programs for conflict resolution
        • Entry parameter list descriptions for conflict resolution
      • Using the sample user exit programs
  • CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for LUW
    • Capturing change data with single scrape
    • Understanding how CDC Replication interacts with your database
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Db2 database connection types
      • Enabling database log retention
      • Creating a database backup
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Database partition changes
      • Replicating shadow tables
      • Replicating DDL changes
      • Replicating XA transactions
      • Replicating temporal tables
      • Required installation type
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • DDL resiliency
    • Understanding change management
      • Understanding DDL awareness
      • Preparing for a planned DDL change
        • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
        • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
      • Verifying head of log
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
      • Configuring remote log reading (Windows, UNIX, and Linux)
    • Installing or upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Warehouse
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Warehouse
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database for OS (operating system) clustering (UNIX and Linux)
      • Performing a forced or manual failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Preparing for a failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database for a Db2 HADR environment
      • Starting replication to the new primary server after a failover
      • Changing the IP address or hostname of the target datastore for a subscription
        • Creating an alias for the IP address or hostname of the standby server
        • Updating the IP address or hostname of the target datastore for a subscription after a failover
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database for MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database for MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service)
      • Adding an instance and configuring the MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service) cluster
      • Deleting an instance from an MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service) cluster
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database from an MSCS (Microsoft Cluster Service) cluster
    • Replicating data in a Db2 pureScale environment
    • IBM Integrated Analytics System (IIAS) as a target
    • Replicating data in a Database Partitioning Feature (DPF) environment
      • Sourcing a DPF environment with the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
        • CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database behavior in a DPF source environment
        • Best practices for running the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database in a DPF source environment
        • Adding a partition in a DPF source environment
        • Dropping a partition in a DPF source environment
        • Using the REDISTRIBUTE DATABASE PARTITION GROUP command in Db2 for LUW
      • Targeting a DPF environment with the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
        • Replicating LOB or XML data to a target DPF environment
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
      • Replicating Db2 Database identity columns
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Considerations for upgrading your Db2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows database
      • Adjusting classpath and library path values after database upgrades
      • Updating the CDC Replication bookmark format for Db2 Database version 9.7
      • Updating the CDC Replication bookmark format for Db2 Database version 10.1
      • Updating the CDC Replication bookmark format for Db2 Database version 10.5
      • Updating the CDC replication bookmark format for Db2 database version 12.x
    • CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database metadata tables
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmreducesupplementalloggingdependency - Reduce logging dependency
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
        • dmshowsupplementalloggingdependency - Show supplemental logging dependency
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Refresh performance commands
        • dmviewrepairsql - View SQL repair statements
        • dmrunrepairsql - Run SQL repair statements
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve Staging Store status
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmcreateclusterservice - Create cluster service
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
        • Compiling the Java class sample user exits (Windows)
        • Compiling the Java class sample user exits (UNIX and Linux)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source
    • Frequently asked questions
    • System requirements
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install
      • Using field procedures
      • Required Db2 and z/OS settings
        • Configuration options
          • Started task configuration options
            • Manual configuration option
            • Manual configuration option for High Availability environments
          • Stored procedure configuration options
            • Automatic configuration option
            • Two-users configuration option
            • Staging configuration option
            • Manual configuration option
            • z/OSMF configuration option
        • Required Db2 settings for JDBC binding
        • Required Db2 and z/OS settings for normal operation
          • Required Db2 for z/OS settings for normal operation
          • Required z/OS settings for normal operation
        • Required Db2 and z/OS settings for normal operation of the started task
          • Required Db2 for z/OS settings for normal operation of the started task
          • Required z/OS settings for normal operation of the started task
        • Required Db2 and z/OS settings for normal operation of the stored procedure
          • Db2 for z/OS settings for normal operation of the stored procedure
          • Required WLM environment for the stored procedure
        • Required Db2 and z/OS settings for configuration and upgrade of the stored procedure
          • Required Db2 for z/OS settings for configuration and upgrade of the stored procedure
          • Required z/OS settings for configuration and upgrade of the stored procedure
      • Stored procedure network considerations
      • Capturing change data with single scrape
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Understanding DDL awareness
      • DDL resiliency
    • Installing
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading
    • Configuring
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Using Client Certificate Authentication with CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source for Started Task Option
    • After you install and configure
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Data type support
    • System parameters
    • Commands
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve Staging Store status
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Uninstalling
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS Remote Source (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
    • What’s new
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Other required software
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Installing a CDC Replication source product
      • Targeting a JMS message destination in Management Console
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Understanding the importance of an appropriately configured disk subsystem
      • Calculating database connections required by CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • Default character encodings
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
      • Configuration of JMS connections
        • Adding a JMS connection (Windows)
        • Adding a JMS connection (UNIX and Linux)
        • Editing a JMS connection (Windows)
        • Deleting a JMS connection (Windows)
        • Adding a JDBC driver (UNIX and Linux)
        • Adding a JMS provider (UNIX and Linux)
        • Adding a JMS message destination (Windows)
        • Adding a JMS message destination (UNIX and Linux)
        • Editing a JMS message destination (Windows)
        • Deleting a JMS message destination (Windows)
        • Adding a third party library (Windows)
        • Deleting a third party library
        • Adding a JDBC connection (Windows)
        • Editing a JDBC connection (Windows)
        • Deleting a JDBC connection (Windows)
        • JMS clients without JNDI Initial Context support
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Adding switches
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
    • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Event Server (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Supported JDBC drivers
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Understanding the importance of an appropriately configured disk subsystem
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep using an interactive installation (Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep using a silent installation (Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Creating an instance by using database key pair authentication
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
      • Additional requirements for Databricks
      • Additional requirements for Presto
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep metadata tables
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
        • Compiling the Java class sample user exits (Windows)
        • Compiling the Java class sample user exits (UNIX and Linux)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Windows)
      • Uninstalling CDC Replication Engine for FlexRep (Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • About targeting Kafka
      • Restrictions for targeting Kafka
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Kafka transactionally consistent consumer
      • Integrated Kafka transactionally consistent consumer applications
        • Using the AvroConsole sample
        • Using the AvroJmsWriter sample
      • Developing transactionally consistent consumer applications
      • Running transactionally consistent Kafka Java applications on remote hosts
      • API reference in Javadoc format
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka using an interactive installation
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka by using a silent installation
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Developing user exits for Kafka consumer and producer properties (UNIX and Linux)
      • Specifying a custom classpath for Kafka client libraries
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • How CDC Replication responds to end on error during mirroring
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Kafka custom operation processor (KCOP) for the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • KCOP test harness
      • Enabling integrated Kafka custom operation processors (KCOP)
        • Write audit records in CSV format
        • Write JSON format records
        • Change topic names and map multiple source tables
        • Emulate default CDC apply behavior
        • Write audit records in Avro format
        • Write Avro records with before and after images in one row
        • Write JSON records with before and after images in one row
      • Schema modification language (SML)
        • KcopSingleRowAvroAuditIntegrated
          • Image prefix
          • Set namespace
          • Set name
          • Set doc
          • Set is-error
          • Set alias-RP
          • Set attribute
          • Set attribute for field schema
          • Set column name
          • Set alias-AP
          • Set attribute - field
          • Null parent record namespace
        • KcopDefaultBehaviourIntegrated
          • Set namespace
          • Set name
          • Set doc
          • Set is-error
          • Set alias-RP
          • Set attribute
          • Set attribute for field schema
          • Set column name
          • Set alias-AP
          • Set attribute - field
        • KcopMultiRowAvroLiveAuditIntegrated
          • Set namespace
          • Set name
          • Set doc
          • Set is-error
          • Set alias-RP
          • Set attribute
          • Set attribute for field schema
          • Set column name
          • Set alias-AP
          • Set attribute - field
        • KcopJsonSingleRowAuditFormatIntegrated
          • Set name
          • Image prefix
        • KcopJsonFormatIntegrated
      • Enabling the partitioning of data topics for KCOPs
      • Enabling JSON records in a format excluding datatypes on nullable columns
      • Developing a user-defined Kafka custom operation processor (UNIX and Linux)
      • Adding headers to a Kafka producer record
      • Specifying a custom classpath for KCOPs
      • Specifying a custom Avro serializer
      • Renaming Avro Audit Journal Control Fields in Audit KCOPs
      • Developing user exits for KCOP properties (UNIX and Linux)
    • Using IBM Event Streams
      • Event Streams Version 10
      • Event Streams pre-Version 10
      • In the IBM cloud
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
      • Uninstalling CDC Replication Engine for Kafka
    • Resilience and robustness
      • Maximizing CDC Replication Engine for Kafka robustness
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • About targeting Iceberg
      • Iceberg considerations
      • Required database, user accounts, and directories
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg using an interactive installation (UNIX)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg using a silent installation (UNIX)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX)
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Configure an Iceberg subscription
      • Configuring an Iceberg Catalog API
        • Iceberg Catalog Hadoop
        • Iceberg Catalog Hive
        • Snowflake Open Catalog
        • Iceberg catalog REST
        • Custom properties exit
      • Configuring Iceberg File system API
        • Iceberg Filesystem HadoopFileIO
        • Iceberg Filesystem Local FileIO
        • Iceberg Filesystem S3
        • Iceberg Filesystem catalog based
        • Custom properties exit
      • Setting Environment variables and JVM arguments
      • Iceberg catalog and filesystem Validation tool
      • Iceberg Datastore properties
    • Data types supported by CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Iceberg (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Informix
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Understanding how IBM Data Replication interacts with your database
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • User account requirements
      • Configuring Informix Dynamic Server to use the Informix Change Data Capture API
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Database partition changes
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
    • Understanding change management
      • Understanding DDL awareness
      • Preparing for a planned DDL change
        • Resuming mirroring after a DDL change using the command line
        • Resuming mirroring after a DDL change using Management Console
      • Understanding the Informix Error Code 83793 'table has pending in-place alter'
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Informix using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Informix using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Informix using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
    • Configuring Informix for CDC Replication
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Informix for Multi-node Active Clusters for High Availability
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Informix for OS (operating system) clustering (UNIX and Linux)
      • Performing a forced or manual failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Preparing for a failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Creating the syscdcv1 database
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for Informix metadata tables
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Informix commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (UNIX and Linux)
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (Windows)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Informix
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Informix (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Required user accounts
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • Permission required for S3 account to enable replication with S3 bucket
      • Permission required for Azure account to enable replication with ADLS Storage account
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Using CDC Replication with IBM IBM DataStage
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
      • Specifying the IBM DataStage record format in Management Console
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Using the IBM Data Replication for InfoSphere DataStage commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmmdcommander
    • Custom data formats for the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Compiling the sample custom data formats (Windows)
      • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (UNIX and Linux)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
      • Adding custom data formatter for generating Parquet format files
    • Representation of Cloudant
    • Custom credential user exit configuration for Cloud Object storage connection targets
      • Creating an instance using user exit credentials as Object for S3
      • Creating an instance using user exit credentials as Object for Azure Data lake storage
      • Compiling the sample Java custom credential user exits (UNIX and Linux)
      • Supported libraries for IBM DataStage Cloud Object Storage targets
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for InfoSphere DataStage (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source
    • System requirements
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install
      • Limitations
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Configuring the MariaDB database for replication
      • Binary log permissions
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Preparing for a planned DDL change
      • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
      • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
    • Installing
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
    • After you install and configure
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Metadata tables
    • Data type support
    • System parameters
    • Commands
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve Staging Store status
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MariaDB Source (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
      • Frequently Asked Questions for Capture table based option
    • Understanding how CDC Replication interacts with your database
    • Understanding how CDC Replication interacts with your database when using Capture table-based configuration mode
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Capturing change data with single scrape
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Limitations
      • Enabling TCP/IP in Microsoft SQL Server
      • Starting the Microsoft SQL Server services
      • Creating a Windows account and granting privileges in Microsoft SQL Server
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Enabling Microsoft SQL Server Replication
      • Configuring the recovery model
      • Configuring a remote source of the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
        • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server to read transaction log backups over a network share
        • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server to read copied transaction log backups
      • Configuring a remote target of the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Backing up your Microsoft SQL Server database
      • Creating a transaction log backup plan
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Database partition changes
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • Database connection encryption for SQL Server 2025
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server using an interactive installation (Windows)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server for a Microsoft SQL Server cluster
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server in a Microsoft SQL Server cluster
      • Adding an instance and configuring the Microsoft SQL Server cluster
      • Deleting an instance from a Microsoft SQL Server cluster
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server from a Microsoft SQL Server cluster
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server for databases in an AlwaysOn availability group
      • Replicating from databases in an AlwaysOn availability group
        • Installing CDC Replication at the source
        • Adding a source instance and configuring the AlwaysOn availability group
      • Replicating to databases in an AlwaysOn availability group
        • Locally installing as a target
          • Adding a target instance and configuring the AlwaysOn availability group
        • Remotely applying data in an AlwaysOn availability group
          • Adding a target instance for remote apply in an AlwaysOn availability group
      • Deleting an instance
      • Uninstalling
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server for Azure SQL Database
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Replicating data from a table without a primary key
      • Replicating computed columns
      • Replicating identity columns
      • Replicating the rowversion data type
      • Replicating columns with database defaults
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server metadata tables
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve Staging Store status
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmcreateclusterservice - Create cluster service
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (Windows)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Configuring IBM Data Replication for SQL Server 2025 encryption
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source
    • System requirements
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install
      • Limitations
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Configuring the MySQL database for replication
      • Binary log permissions
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Preparing for a planned DDL change
      • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
      • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
    • Installing
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
    • After you install and configure
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Metadata tables
    • Data type support
    • System parameters
    • Commands
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve Staging Store status
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MySQL Source (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Supported Netezza JDBC drivers
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Required database, user accounts, and privileges
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Considerations for the IBM PureData System for Analytics appliance and CDC Replication
      • Preparing your environment for an installation of the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology using an interactive installation (Linux)
      • Installing theCDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology using a silent installation (Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
      • Privileges required by users
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
    • CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology metadata tables
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (Linux)
    • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Netezza Technology (Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Tablespace requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Capturing change data with single scrape
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • CDC Replication and Transparent Data Encryption
      • Changing the Oracle master key
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Allocating sufficient disk space for database log files
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Enabling supplemental logging
      • Using a bulk load refresh
      • Setting the database instance to ARCHIVELOG mode
      • CDC Replication and Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
      • CDC Replication and Exadata appliance considerations
      • CDC Replication and Oracle Windows considerations
      • Starting the Oracle listener
      • Setting up a remote connection
      • Understanding Index Organized Tables (IOT) support
      • Replicating DDL changes
      • Understanding DDL awareness
      • DDL resiliency
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Clustered tables
      • Interval partitions
      • Replicating XA transactions
      • Database partition changes
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
      • Setting up Kerberos authentication
    • Understanding CDC Replication in an Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) environment
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases in a RAC environment
      • Configuring tnsnames.ora for CDC Replication in a RAC environment
      • Oracle ASM considerations in a RAC environment
      • Creating a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases failover script for a RAC environment
      • NFS lockd utility considerations
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases for OS (operating system) clustering
      • Performing a forced or manual failover of a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Preparing for a failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Granting required privileges to Oracle users using SQL scripts in the /samples directory
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases instances for local log reading
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases for remote log reading
      • Configuring a new instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases with log shipping using Data Guard
      • Configuring a new instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases with manual log shipping using custom scripts
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases using the graphic user interface on UNIX and Windows
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (Windows or UNIX and Linux with xWindows configured)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases metadata tables
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases commands
      • Windows Server 2012 and User Account Control (UAC)
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
        • dmfailoverrecovery - Start mirroring in recovery mode
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmarchivelogavailable - Mark archive log as available
        • dmarchivelogremoved - Mark archive log as removed
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show log dependency
      • Supplemental logging commands
        • dmshowsupplementalloggingdependency - Show supplemental logging dependency
        • dmreducesupplementalloggingdependency - Reduce supplemental logging dependency
        • dmsupplementallogevallist - Supplemental logging evaluation list
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve staging store status
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (Windows)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (trigger)
    • About CDC Replication
    • System requirements for CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
      • Table space requirements
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Before you install CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the importance of an appropriately configured disk subsystem
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Enabling CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) to use a bulk load refresh
        • To enable CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) to use a bulk load refresh
      • Calculating database connections required by CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Installing or upgrading CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Installing CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) using an interactive installation
        • To install CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
        • Installing CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
        • To override the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) using a silent installation
        • To perform a silent installation of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
    • Configuring CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Configuring CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) instances (Windows)
        • To add a new instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
        • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
        • To edit an instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
        • To delete an instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
    • Configuring CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
      • Configuring CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) instances (UNIX and Linux)
        • To add a new instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
        • Managing encryption profiles
          • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
          • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
          • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
            • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
            • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
            • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
            • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
            • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
            • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
        • To edit an instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
        • To delete an instance of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) for operating system clustering (UNIX and Linux)
      • Performing a forced or manual failover of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Preparing for a failover of CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
    • After you install and configure CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Granting required privileges to Oracle users
        • Privileges for Oracle users
      • Starting CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
        • To start CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
        • To start CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
        • To stop CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
        • To stop CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
        • To maintain active TCP connections
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
        • To enable SQL statements in Management Console
    • CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) metadata tables
    • Data types supported by CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
    • System parameters for CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
    • Commands for CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Using the CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) commands
      • Windows Server 2012 and User Account Control (UAC)
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Example of a stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits
        • To compile the sample Java class user exits (UNIX and Linux)
        • To compile the sample Java class user exits (Windows)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger)
      • To uninstall CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (Windows)
      • To uninstall CDC Replication for Oracle databases (trigger) (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Tablespace requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Introduction to CDC Replication for Oracle XStream
      • Capturing change data with single scrape
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • CDC Replication and Transparent Data Encryption
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • File system characteristics necessary for successful IBM Data Replication deployments
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Enabling supplemental logging
      • Using a bulk load refresh
      • Starting the Oracle listener
      • Setting up a remote connection
      • DDL considerations
      • Preparing the environment for Kerberos authentication
        • Preparing the OCI configuration for Kerberos authentication
    • Understanding CDC Replication in an Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) environment
      • NFS lockd utility considerations
    • Considerations for pluggable databases and container databases
    • Considerations for real-time downstream capture
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream using a silent installation (UNIX and Linux)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Overriding the locale for the installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Upgrading
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Granting required privileges to Oracle users using SQL scripts in the /samples directory
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream instances for local log reading
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream for remote log reading
      • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream using the graphical user interface on UNIX and Windows
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream (Windows or UNIX and Linux with X Window System configured)
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream for OS (operating system) clustering
      • Performing a forced or manual failover of a CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Preparing for a failover of the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Understanding how CDC Replication interacts with Oracle XStream
      • Oracle XStream components
      • Adding a table mapping to a new subscription
      • Resource utilization for Oracle XStream components
      • Oracle XStream object names
      • Deleting a CDC Replication subscription
      • CDC Replication LCR processing
      • Monitoring the XStream component management and shared scrape in Management Console
    • CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream metadata tables
    • Heartbeat table
    • Monitoring Oracle XStream
    • Understanding CDC Replication shared scrape
      • Staging store
      • Classic single scrape
      • Private scrape
      • CDC Replication shared scrape
      • Subscriptions joining shared scrape
      • Subscriptions leaving shared scrape
      • Shared scrape participants
      • Staging store size considerations
      • CDC Replication issued initialization points
      • Shared scrape best practices
    • Data types supported by the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream commands
      • Windows Server 2012 and User Account Control (UAC)
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmdecodebookmark - Display verbose information bookmark
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
        • dmbuilddatadict command-line utility
      • Single scrape and staging store commands
        • dmclearstagingstore - Remove cached operations from the staging store
        • dmgetstagingstorestatus - Retrieve staging store status
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream (Windows)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL
    • System requirements
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install
      • Limitations
      • Required database user accounts and schemas for PostgreSQL sources
      • Required database user accounts and schemas for PostgreSQL targets
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Calculating the number of replication slot and WAL senders required for sources by the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Considerations and restrictions for the replication of JSON and JSONB data
    • Understanding change management
      • Understanding DDL awareness
        • Preparing for a planned DDL change
          • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
          • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
    • Installing
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
    • After you install and configure
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Replicating data in partitioned tables
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Metadata tables
    • Data type support
    • System parameters
    • Commands
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmsetpostgresqlflushlsn - Set PostgreSQL flush LSN position
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases
    • Before you install
      • Required database, user accounts, and schemas
      • Required database user accounts and schemas for Sybase targets
      • Setting the LANG environment variable (UNIX)
      • Database and backup restrictions
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases
      • Refresh performance considerations
      • Database partition changes
      • Enabling the creation of a partition table
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Sybase ASE's REORG Command
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
    • Preparing for a planned DDL change
      • Using Management Console to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
      • Using the command line to resume mirroring after a DDL change occurs
    • Installing
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases using an interactive installation (UNIX and Linux)
    • Configuring
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
    • After you install and configure
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Performing an external refresh
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Replicating data in partitioned tables
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • Metadata tables
    • Data type support
    • System parameters
    • Commands
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Continuous Capture commands
        • dmenablecontinuouscapture - Enable Continuous Capture
        • dmdisablecontinuouscapture - Disable Continuous Capture
      • Controlling replication commands
        • dmendreplication - End replication
        • dmrefresh - Refresh subscription
        • dmstartmirror - Start mirroring
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmsetbookmark - Set bookmark
        • dmremoveclosedtxn - Remove closed transaction
        • dmsetrestartposition - Update the restart position of a subscription bookmark
        • dmshowlogdependency - Show Log Dependency
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication Configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmdescribe - Describe source tables
        • dmflagforrefresh - Flag for Refresh
        • dmmarktablecapturepoint - Mark a table capture point on a source table
        • dmpark - Park table
        • dmreaddtable - Update source table definition
        • dmsetreplicationmethod - Set replication method
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmgetsubscriptionstatus - Get subscription status
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Configure CDC Replication
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmarkexternalunloadstart - Start table data unload
        • dmmarkexternalunloadend - End table data unload
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Show CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmterminate - Terminate CDC Replication processes
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • Conflict resolution audit table
      • Structure of the conflict resolution audit table
      • Row image format
      • Truncated images
      • Unaudited data types
    • Uninstalling
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Sybase databases (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Supported Teradata JDBC drivers and utilities
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Required database, user accounts, and directories
      • Allocating a server for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata instance
      • Apply mode methods
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Conflict detection and resolution
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata using an interactive installation (UNIX)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata using a silent installation (UNIX)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Enabling SQL statements in Management Console
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for Teradata metadata tables
    • Data types supported by CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Stored procedure user exits for table and row level operations
        • Defining a stored procedure user exit
        • Stored procedure user exit database connections
        • Retrieving data with a stored procedure user exit
          • Retrieving system values using the s$ prefix
          • Retrieving journal control fields using the j$ prefix
          • Retrieving data values using b$, a$, k$, and d$ prefixes
        • Sample: Stored procedure user exit
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (Windows)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
    • System requirements for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • Running in a virtualization environment
      • Disk space requirements
      • RAM requirements
      • Port requirements
    • Before you install the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Understanding the CDC Replication memory footprint
      • Calculating database connections required by the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Creating a private keystore and a trust store for encryption
        • Using self-signed certificates
        • Using a central self-signed certificate authority
          • Creating a certificate authority
          • Signing a certificate
        • Creating a private keystore with a public certificate authority
      • Conflict detection and resolution
      • Creating queues in JMS providers
    • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB using an interactive installation (Windows)
      • Installing the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB using a silent installation (UNIX)
    • Upgrading the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
    • Configuring the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Importing multiple CDC Replication configurations with a user configuration file
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Adding an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (UNIX)
      • Creating an instance by using database credentials stored in an external secret store
      • Managing encryption profiles
        • Enabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Disabling TLS encryption for communication between source and target
        • Managing encryption profiles with the graphical user interface
          • Adding an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Editing an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
          • Deleting an encryption profile with the graphical user interface
        • Managing encryption profiles on the command line
          • Adding an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Editing an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
          • Deleting an encryption profile on the command-line (UNIX and Linux)
      • Editing an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Editing an instance of CDC Replication Engine for Teradata (UNIX)
      • Granting MongoDB User Privileges with SQL Scripts in the /samples directory
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Deleting an instance of the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (UNIX)
    • After you install and configure the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Starting the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (UNIX)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Stopping the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (UNIX)
      • Maintaining active TCP connections in a network environment
      • Creating custom character encodings
    • CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB metadata tables
    • Data types supported by CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
    • System parameters for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
    • Commands for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Using the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB commands
      • Setting the TSINSTANCE environment variable
      • Database transaction log commands
        • dmshowbookmark - Display bookmark information
      • Exporting and importing configuration commands
        • dmexportconfiguration - Export CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportconfiguration - Import CDC Replication configuration
        • dmimportuserconfiguration - Import multiple CDC Replication configurations
      • Managing tables for replication commands
        • dmreassigntable - Update target table definition
      • Monitoring replication commands
        • dmclearevents - Clear events
        • dmshowevents - Display CDC Replication events
      • Other commands
        • dmbackupmd - Back up metadata
        • dmconfigurets - Launching the configuration tool
        • dmcreateencryptionprofile - Create encryption profiles
        • dmkeytool - Manage keystores
        • dmmdcommander
        • dmmdconsole
        • dmset - Set a CDC Replication system parameter
        • dmshowversion - Display your CDC Replication version
        • dmshutdown - Shut down CDC Replication
        • dmsupportinfo - Collect IBM Support information
        • dmts64 - Start CDC Replication
    • User exits for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Sample Java class user exits for the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
        • Compiling the sample Java class user exits (Windows)
      • CDC Replication API reference – Javadocs
    • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (Windows)
      • Uninstalling the CDC Replication Engine for MongoDB (UNIX and Linux)
    • Troubleshooting
      • Locating log files
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • InfoSphere CDC for Db2 for z/OS
    • About CDC Replication
    • System requirements for CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • Hardware and software requirements
      • z/OS component requirements
      • User account access requirements
      • CDC for Db2 for z/OS authorization requirements
      • Security Access Facility (SAF) and Db2 authorization
      • Coexistence restrictions for other products
      • Running in a virtualization environment
    • Before you install or upgrade CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • About the CDC for Db2 for z/OS program directory
      • Customizing your CDC for Db2 for z/OS installation
      • Evaluating z/OS and Db2 configuration parameters
        • ECSA
        • Storage above the bar
        • Db2 for z/OS batch connections and allied threads
        • Db2 for z/OS log buffers
        • Db2 for z/OS work files
        • Db2 for z/OS read tape units
      • Estimating above the bar storage requirements
        • Calculating staging resources
      • Prerequisite program products
      • Required storage devices
      • Ensuring that CDC for Db2 for z/OS has sufficient resources
      • Required SMP/E target and distribution libraries
      • Choosing system or private libraries
      • Should you install CDC for Db2 for z/OS resident?
      • Obtaining up-to-date maintenance during installation
      • Preparing Communications Server for use by CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • Considerations for upgrading from earlier releases of CDC for Db2 for z/OS
    • Installing or upgrading CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • Installing CDC for Db2 for z/OS
        • Internet distribution media
        • The initial SMP/E installation jobs
        • Completing the installation using the distributed sample jobs
          • Authorizing the execution load library
          • Initial install of CDC for Db2 for z/OS or upgrade to CDC for Db2 for z/OS
          • Creating the configuration control data set
          • Creating the user exit load library
          • Preparing Db2 for z/OS for CDC for Db2 for z/OS
            • Running the CHCDFPAL job
            • Running the CHCMDMBD job
            • Running the CHCMDMUT job
            • Running the CHCDFMTD job
            • Running the Db2 RUNSTATS utility
            • Running the CHCBNDPL job
            • Running the CHCGRNTA job
            • Running the CHCCRCCH job
      • Using field procedures
      • Installing and running multiple CDC for Db2 for z/OS instances
    • Configuring CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • Modifying the CDC for Db2 for z/OS configuration control data set
      • Modifying general product configuration control statements
        • CONFIG
          • ADMININACTTIMEOUT
          • AUDITMSGS
          • AUTODEASSIGN
          • AUTORESTARTINTERVAL
          • AUTORESTARTLIMIT
          • CODEPAGECONVERSION
          • COMMAND
          • COMMCONFIG
          • CONSOLEMSGS
          • DBMSCONFIG
          • DEADBANDPERCENT
          • ENDONERROR
          • HEARTBEATTIMEOUT
          • PACESUBSTART
          • PALCLEANUPTIME
          • PALLIMITS
          • PALRETPD
          • REPORTPOSITIONINTERVAL
          • REPSTATSINTERVAL
          • SMFINTERVAL
          • SMFTYPE
          • STG64LIMIT
          • TIMEZONE
          • TRACE
          • TRACEDEST
          • UCSCONFIG
          • XCFGROUP
      • Modifying communications configuration control statements
        • TCP/IP
          • CTRLQUEUESIZE
          • DATAQUEUESIZE
          • FASTRELEASE
          • GETHOSTRETRYLIMIT
          • KEEPALIVETIMEOUT
          • SERVICENAME
          • SUBSYSTEM
          • TCPBUFFERSIZE
      • Modifying DBMS configuration control statements
        • Db2
          • ACMUSEMODE
          • ADDCOLUMNISSCHEMACHANGE
          • ALLOWGENERATEDKEY
          • ALLOWSQL
          • ARRAYGROUPSIZE
          • AUDITCONFLICTS
          • BUFSIZE
          • BUFTHRESHOLD
          • CACHEBLOCKSIZE
          • CACHELEVEL1RESERVED
          • CACHELEVEL1SIZE
          • COMMITFREQ
          • DB2ACMUSEREXIT
          • DB2ATHUSEREXIT
          • DEST
          • LOADERDEFAULTS
          • LOADTIMEOUT
          • LOBCOMMITINTERVAL
          • LOGCACHEDELAY
          • LOGPOLLINTERVAL
          • LOGREADCOMMITINTERVAL
          • MAXINSTGLOBSIZE
          • MAXLOAD
          • MAXNOCACHESUBS
          • MAXPREPAREDSTMTS
          • MAXSQLERRMSG
          • MAXSUBSCRSTAGESIZE
          • ONDECOMPRESSIONERROR
          • ONSCHEMACHANGE
          • ONTABLEERROR
          • ONUTILITYACTION
          • OPENCOMMITWARNAGE
          • PLANSUFFIX
          • RECOVERYRETRYLIMIT
          • REFRESHSYNCTYPE
          • REPLMETADATA
          • REPLTIMESTAMP
          • RETRYCACHESIZE
          • SQLWHEREROWSEL
          • SSID
          • STCKTOLRSNDELTA
          • TABLEPATHLEVELS
          • TARGETONLY
          • TGTAPPLYQUEUESIZE
          • TIMEOUTRECOVERYDELAY
          • TRUNCATE
          • UPDATETIME
          • USELOADER
      • Modifying Db2 LOAD configuration control statements
        • DB2LOADER
          • DISCARDS
          • DSNDEVT
          • DSNHLQ
          • ENFORCE
          • KEEPDICTIONARY
          • LOG
          • PREFORMAT
          • REUSE
          • SORTKEYS
          • SORTNUM
          • SORTDEVT
          • SYSRECSIZE
          • SYSUT1SIZE/SORTOUTSIZE/SYSERRSIZE/SYSMAPSIZE/SYSDISCSIZE/SYSRECSIZE
      • Modifying UCS configuration control statements
        • UCS
          • DDASIZE
          • WRKSIZE
          • TECHNIQUE
        • CCSIDMAP
          • CODESET
        • CONVERSION
          • METHOD
          • SRCCCSID
          • TGTCCSID
        • IANAMAP
          • CCSID
          • NAME
      • Storing CDC for z/OS operational directives
      • CHCMTAUT Utility
        • Invoking the CHCMTAUT utility
        • CHCMTAUT commands
          • CLEAR
          • END
          • HELP
          • LIST
          • LOADER
          • QUIT
          • REFRESHISOLATION
          • UCASE
      • Code page conversion services
        • Introduction
        • Unicode Conversion Services
      • Encryption of administration and replicated data
    • After you install and configure CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • Executing CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • High availability using the failover capability
        • Setting up the failover configuration
        • Starting a failover configuration
        • Using a failover configuration
        • Ending a failover configuration
      • CDC for Db2 for z/OS metadata tables
      • Viewing bookmark information
        • To submit the CHCMDPRT batch job on a target environment
        • Sample: Bookmark viewer output
      • Automatically restarting subscriptions
        • Persistency
        • Direct and indirect requests
        • Db2 unavailability
      • Restarting replication after schema changes
      • Db2 utility detection
      • Replicating temporal tables
      • Performing an external refresh
    • Understanding the behavior of CDC for Db2 for z/OS when DDL changes occur
    • Commands for CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • System configuration
      • Communication commands
        • SHUTDOWN—Stop CDC Replication address space
        • START—Start CDC Replication address space
        • STOP—Stop CDC Replication address space
        • STRTSCOM—Initialize communications environment
        • STRTSDBM—Initialize database management system
      • Database transaction log commands
        • SETBKMK - Set bookmark
        • SETLOGPOS—Set log position
        • SHOWBKMK - Display bookmark information
      • Replication commands
        • ENDRPLCT—End replication
        • STRTSMIR—Start mirroring
        • STRTSRSH—Start refresh
      • Table mapping commands
        • SETMIRSTS—Set mirroring status
        • SETRSHSTS—Set refresh status
      • Other Commands
        • COMMAND—Process CDC Replication commands
        • DSPACT—Display activity
        • ENDUR—End unit of recovery
        • REPORT—Generate report
        • STGMGR—Storage Manager
        • STRTSDSC—Describe source tables to subscription
        • TRACEDEST—Set trace destination
    • Db2 for z/OS considerations
      • Log cache
      • Static versus dynamic SQL
      • %GETCOL and %SELECT function calls and processing efficiency
      • User exits and efficiency
      • Supported Db2 for z/OS data types
      • Support limitations for Db2 for z/OS tables
      • Restricted access of data objects that are replication targets
    • User exits for CDC for Db2 for z/OS
      • APF authorization for user exits
      • About table-level user exit and row-level user exit programs
        • Load module specification in Management Console
        • Sample table-level and row-level user exit program
        • Performance considerations
      • Working with table-level and row-level user exit programs
        • Defining and invoking programs at the table-level user exit and row-level user exit points
        • Writing table-level user exit programs and row-level user exit programs
        • Compiling and linking table-level user exit and row-level user exit programs
        • Binding the Database Request Module (DBRM)
        • User exit API calls
          • General calls
          • Row and table level calls
          • Row level calls
          • Source column information calls
          • Target column information calls
          • Source and target column data retrieval calls
          • Target column data update calls
          • Journal Control Field retrieval calls
        • Notes for COBOL users
      • About expression user exits
        • The %USER function
        • Predefined entry data structures for expression user exits
        • Sample expression user exit programs
        • Performance considerations
      • Working with expression user exit programs
        • Defining and invoking user exit programs within an expression
        • Writing expression user exit programs
        • Running the Db2 precompiler
        • Compiling and linking expression user exit programs
        • Binding the Database Request Module (DBRM)
        • Predefined entry data structures
          • USRDATA structure (Expression user exits)
          • XVAR input result parameter structure
      • About conflict resolution user exits
        • Predefined entry data structures for conflict resolution user exits
        • Load module specification in Management Console
        • Performance considerations
      • Working with conflict resolution user exit programs
        • Defining and invoking programs at the conflict resolution user exit points
        • Writing conflict resolution user exit programs
        • Running the Db2 precompiler
        • Compiling and linking conflict resolution user exit programs
        • Binding the Database Request Module (DBRM)
        • Predefined entry data structures
          • CDRDATA structure
          • Conflict Detection Resolution (CDR) control structure
          • Row Image structure
          • Column structure
      • Conflict resolution audit table
        • Row image format
        • Truncated images
      • About notifications user exits
        • Notifications
        • Predefined entry data structures for notifications user exits
        • Sample notifications user exit program
        • Performance considerations
      • Working with Notifications user exit programs
        • Defining and invoking Notifications user exit programs
        • Writing notifications user exit programs
        • Compiling and linking notifications user exit programs
        • Predefined entry data structures
          • USRALARM structure
          • Message structure
      • The Db2 Utility Detection user exit
        • Writing the CHCDUDUE user exit program
        • Compiling and linking the CHCDUDUE user exit
        • Predefined entry data structures
    • Using SMF records
      • General considerations for SMF records
      • CDC tasks referenced in SMF records
      • Replication functional entities
      • Interpreting the SMF user records
    • Event messages reference
      • Introduction to event messages
        • Message identifier format
          • Severity indicators
        • Message descriptions
      • CHC00 messages
        • CHC0012W
        • CHC0013E
        • CHC0015I
        • CHC0016E
        • CHC0017E
        • CHC0018E
        • CHC0019E
        • CHC0020E
        • CHC0021E
        • CHC0022W
        • CHC0023W
        • CHC0024W
        • CHC0025W
        • CHC0026W
        • CHC0027W
        • CHC0029E
        • CHC0030E
        • CHC0031E
        • CHC0040I
        • CHC0044I
        • CHC0045I
        • CHC0046I
        • CHC0047I
        • CHC0050E
        • CHC0051W
        • CHC0052W
        • CHC0053E
        • CHC0054E
        • CHC0055I
        • CHC0056I
        • CHC0057I
        • CHC0058E
        • CHC0059E
        • CHC0060I
        • CHC0061E
        • CHC0062I
        • CHC0063E
        • CHC0064I
        • CHC0068E
        • CHC0069E
        • CHC0071E
        • CHC0072W
        • CHC0073W
        • CHC0075E
        • CHC0077E
        • CHC0078E
        • CHC0079E
        • CHC0080E
        • CHC0081E
        • CHC0082I
        • CHC0083I
        • CHC0084E
        • CHC0085E
        • CHC0095E
        • CHC0099I
      • CHC01 messages
        • CHC0100W
        • CHC0101I
        • CHC0102E
        • CHC0104E
        • CHC0105E
        • CHC0107I
        • CHC0108E
        • CHC0109E
        • CHC0110E
        • CHC0111E
        • CHC0112E
        • CHC0113E
        • CHC0115W
        • CHC0116E
        • CHC0117W
        • CHC0118E
        • CHC0119E
        • CHC0120I
        • CHC0121I
        • CHC0122I
        • CHC0123I
        • CHC0129I
        • CHC0130I
        • CHC0136I
        • CHC0137I
        • CHC0143E
        • CHC0144E
        • CHC0145E
        • CHC0150E
        • CHC0151E
        • CHC0155E
      • CHC02 messages
        • CHC0208I
        • CHC0209W
        • CHC0210E
        • CHC0211E
        • CHC0212E
        • CHC0213E
        • CHC0215I
        • CHC0216I
        • CHC0218E
        • CHC0219W
        • CHC0220I
        • CHC0221I
        • CHC0222I
        • CHC0223I
        • CHC0224W
        • CHC0225E
        • CHC0226I
        • CHC0227I
        • CHC0228E
        • CHC0229I
        • CHC0231I
        • CHC0232E
        • CHC0233E
        • CHC0234E
        • CHC0235W
        • CHC0236E
        • CHC0237W
        • CHC0238E
        • CHC0239E
        • CHC0240E
        • CHC0241I
        • CHC0242W
        • CHC0244I
        • CHC0246I
        • CHC0247E
        • CHC0248E
        • CHC0254I
        • CHC0255I
        • CHC0256I
        • CHC0257I
        • CHC0258I
        • CHC0259W
        • CHC0260W
        • CHC0263I
        • CHC0264I
        • CHC0265I
        • CHC0266I
        • CHC0267I
        • CHC0272I
        • CHC0273I
        • CHC0274I
        • CHC0275I
        • CHC0276I
        • CHC0281I
        • CHC0282I
        • CHC0283I
        • CHC0289I
        • CHC0290I
        • CHC0291I
        • CHC0292W
      • CHC03 messages
        • CHC0300I
        • CHC0301I
        • CHC0302I
        • CHC0303I
        • CHC0304I
        • CHC0305E
        • CHC0309E
        • CHC0310E
        • CHC0311E
        • CHC0312E
        • CHC0313E
        • CHC0314I
        • CHC0315I
        • CHC0316I
        • CHC0317I
        • CHC0318I
        • CHC0319E
        • CHC0320W
        • CHC0321W
        • CHC0322W
        • CHC0323I
        • CHC0324E
        • CHC0325E
        • CHC0326E
        • CHC0327E
        • CHC0328I
        • CHC0329E
        • CHC0330E
        • CHC0331E
        • CHC0332E
        • CHC0333W
        • CHC0334E
        • CHC0335I
        • CHC0336E
        • CHC0337W
        • CHC0338I
        • CHC0339I
        • CHC0340E
        • CHC0341E
        • CHC0342E
        • CHC0343W
        • CHC0344W
        • CHC0345I
        • CHC0346I
        • CHC0347E
        • CHC0348E
        • CHC0350E
        • CHC0351I
        • CHC0352I
        • CHC0353I
        • CHC0354I
        • CHC0355E
        • CHC0356E
        • CHC0357E
        • CHC0358E
        • CHC0359E
        • CHC0360W
        • CHC0361E
        • CHC0362E
        • CHC0363E
        • CHC0365E
        • CHC0364E
        • CHC0366E
        • CHC0367E
        • CHC0368I
        • CHC0369I
        • CHC0371W
        • CHC0372W
        • CHC0374E
        • CHC0375E
        • CHC0376W
        • CHC0377W
        • CHC0378W
        • CHC0379W
        • CHC0380W
        • CHC0381W
        • CHC0382W
        • CHC0383W
        • CHC0384W
        • CHC0385I
        • CHC0386E
        • CHC0387I
        • CHC0388E
        • CHC0389E
        • CHC0390I
        • CHC0391I
        • CHC0392I
        • CHC0393I
        • CHC0394I
        • CHC0395E
        • CHC0396I
        • CHC0397E
        • CHC0398I
        • CHC0399E
      • CHC04 messages
        • CHC0400E
        • CHC0401W
        • CHC0402I
        • CHC0403W
        • CHC0404E
        • CHC0405W
        • CHC0407E
        • CHC0408E
        • CHC0409E
        • CHC0410W
        • CHC0411E
        • CHC0412E
        • CHC0418W
        • CHC0419W
        • CHC0420W
        • CHC0421W
        • CHC0422W
        • CHC0428E
        • CHC0429E
        • CHC0430E
        • CHC0431E
        • CHC0432E
        • CHC0433E
        • CHC0440W
        • CHC0441W
        • CHC0442W
        • CHC0443W
        • CHC0444E
        • CHC0445E
        • CHC0446E
        • CHC0447E
        • CHC0448I
        • CHC0449I
        • CHC0450E
        • CHC0460E
        • CHC0461E
        • CHC0465E
        • CHC0466E
        • CHC0467E
        • CHC0495E
        • CHC0496E
      • CHC05 messages
        • CHC0502E
        • CHC0503E
        • CHC0510I
        • CHC0511I
        • CHC0512I
        • CHC0513I
        • CHC0514I
        • CHC0515I
        • CHC0516I
        • CHC0517I
        • CHC0518I
        • CHC0519I
        • CHC0520I
        • CHC0521I
        • CHC0528E
        • CHC0529E
        • CHC0530E
        • CHC0531E
        • CHC0532E
        • CHC0533E
        • CHC0534I
        • CHC0535E
        • CHC0536E
        • CHC0537E
        • CHC0538E
        • CHC0539E
        • CHC0540E
        • CHC0541E
        • CHC0542I
        • CHC0543E
        • CHC0544E
        • CHC0545E
        • CHC0546E
        • CHC0547E
        • CHC0548E
        • CHC0549E
        • CHC0550I
        • CHC0551I
        • CHC0552E
        • CHC0553E
        • CHC0554E
        • CHC0555E
        • CHC0556I
        • CHC0557E
        • CHC0558E
        • CHC0559E
        • CHC0560E
        • CHC0561E
        • CHC0562E
        • CHC0563E
        • CHC0564E
        • CHC0565E
        • CHC0566E
        • CHC0567W
        • CHC0568W
        • CHC0569W
        • CHC0570E
        • CHC0571W
        • CHC0572E
        • CHC0573E
        • CHC0574E
        • CHC0575E
        • CHC0576E
        • CHC0577W
        • CHC0578E
        • CHC0579E
        • CHC0580E
        • CHC0581W
        • CHC0582E
        • CHC0583E
        • CHC0584E
        • CHC0585E
        • CHC0586E
        • CHC0587E
        • CHC0588E
        • CHC0589W
        • CHC0590W
        • CHC0591I
        • CHC0592I
        • CHC0593I
        • CHC0594I
        • CHC0595I
        • CHC0596I
        • CHC0597E
        • CHC0598W
        • CHC0599W
      • CHC06 messages
        • CHC0600I
        • CHC0601I
        • CHC0602W
        • CHC0603W
        • CHC0605E
        • CHC0606I
        • CHC0607I
        • CHC0608I
        • CHC0609I
        • CHC0610I
        • CHC0611E
        • CHC0615I
        • CHC0616I
        • CHC0617I
        • CHC0619W
        • CHC0620I
        • CHC0621I
        • CHC0622E
        • CHC0623E
        • CHC0624E
        • CHC0640E
        • CHC0641E
        • CHC0662E
        • CHC0663E
        • CHC0669W
        • CHC0670W
        • CHC0676I
        • CHC0677I
        • CHC0683I
        • CHC0684I
        • CHC0685I
        • CHC0686I
        • CHC0687I
        • CHC0688I
        • CHC0689I
        • CHC0690I
      • CHC07 messages
        • CHC0701I
        • CHC0702I
        • CHC0703I
        • CHC0704I
        • CHC0705I
        • CHC0706I
        • CHC0707I
        • CHC0708I
        • CHC0709I
        • CHC0711I
        • CHC0712I
        • CHC0713I
        • CHC0714I
        • CHC0715I
        • CHC0716I
        • CHC0717I
        • CHC0718I
        • CHC0719I
        • CHC0721I
        • CHC0722I
        • CHC0723I
        • CHC0724I
        • CHC0725I
        • CHC0726I
        • CHC0727I
        • CHC0728I
        • CHC0729E
        • CHC0731I
        • CHC0732I
        • CHC0733I
        • CHC0734I
        • CHC0735I
        • CHC0736I
        • CHC0737I
        • CHC0741I
        • CHC0742I
        • CHC0743I
        • CHC0744I
        • CHC0745I
        • CHC0746I
        • CHC0747I
        • CHC0748I
        • CHC0749I
        • CHC0750I
        • CHC0751I
        • CHC0752I
        • CHC0753I
        • CHC0755I
        • CHC0761I
        • CHC0762I
        • CHC0763I
        • CHC0764E
        • CHC0765E
        • CHC0772I
        • CHC0779W
        • CHC0782I
        • CHC0783I
        • CHC0788W
        • CHC0791I
        • CHC0792I
        • CHC0793I
      • CHC08 messages
        • CHC0811E
        • CHC0821E
        • CHC0824E
        • CHC0825E
        • CHC0826E
        • CHC0831E
        • CHC0837E
        • CHC0839W
        • CHC0844I
        • CHC0845I
        • CHC0846I
        • CHC0847I
        • CHC0848I
        • CHC0860E
        • CHC0861W
        • CHC0862W
        • CHC0863W
        • CHC0864W
      • CHC09 messages
        • CHC0950W
        • CHC0951E
        • CHC0952E
        • CHC0953E
        • CHC0954E
        • CHC0955E
        • CHC0956E
        • CHC0957E
        • CHC0958E
        • CHC0959E
        • CHC0960W
        • CHC0961E
        • CHC0962E
        • CHC0963W
        • CHC0964E
        • CHC0965E
        • CHC0966E
        • CHC0967E
        • CHC0968E
        • CHC0969W
        • CHC0970I
        • CHC0971I
        • CHC0972I
        • CHC0973W
      • CHC10 messages
        • CHC1019E
      • CHC11 messages
        • CHC1100E
        • CHC1101E
        • CHC1102W
        • CHC1103E
        • CHC1104E
        • CHC1106I
        • CHC1107I
        • CHC1108I
        • CHC1109E
        • CHC1110E
        • CHC1111E
        • CHC1113I
        • CHC1114I
        • CHC1115I
        • CHC1116E
        • CHC1117E
        • CHC1118W
        • CHC1119I
        • CHC1120I
        • CHC1121E
      • CHC12 messages
        • CHC1232E
        • CHC1233E
        • CHC1234E
        • CHC1235E
        • CHC1236E
        • CHC1251I
        • CHC1252I
        • CHC1258I
        • CHC1259I
      • CHC14 messages
        • CHC1400E
        • CHC1401E
        • CHC1402E
        • CHC1403E
        • CHC1404E
        • CHC1405E
        • CHC1406E
        • CHC1408E
        • CHC1410W
        • CHC1411W
        • CHC1412E
        • CHC1413E
        • CHC1414E
        • CHC1415E
        • CHC1416E
        • CHC1417E
        • CHC1418E
        • CHC1419E
        • CHC1420E
        • CHC1421E
        • CHC1422E
        • CHC1423E
        • CHC1424E
        • CHC1425E
        • CHC1426E
        • CHC1430W
        • CHC1431E
        • CHC1432W
        • CHC1433W
        • CHC1434W
      • CHC15 messages
        • CHC1501E
        • CHC1502E
        • CHC1503E
        • CHC1504I
        • CHC1505I
        • CHC1506W
        • CHC1507W
        • CHC1508W
        • CHC1509E
        • CHC1510E
        • CHC1511I
        • CHC1514W
        • CHC1515W
        • CHC1517E
        • CHC1518E
        • CHC1519W
        • CHC1520E
        • CHC1521E
        • CHC1522E
        • CHC1524E
        • CHC1525W
        • CHC1526W
        • CHC1527E
        • CHC1528W
        • CHC1531W
        • CHC1532W
        • CHC1533W
        • CHC1539E
        • CHC1540E
        • CHC1541E
        • CHC1542E
        • CHC1543I
        • CHC1544I
        • CHC1545I
        • CHC1551I
        • CHC1552I
        • CHC1553I
        • CHC1559W
        • CHC1560W
        • CHC1561I
        • CHC1562I
        • CHC1563E
        • CHC1564E
        • CHC1565E
      • CHC16 messages
        • CHC1600I
        • CHC1602E
        • CHC1603E
        • CHC1604E
        • CHC1605E
        • CHC1606E
        • CHC1607E
        • CHC1608E
        • CHC1609E
        • CHC1610E
        • CHC1611E
        • CHC1612E
        • CHC1613E
        • CHC1614E
        • CHC1615E
        • CHC1616E
        • CHC1617E
        • CHC1618E
        • CHC1619E
        • CHC1620E
        • CHC1621E
        • CHC1622E
        • CHC1623E
        • CHC1624E
        • CHC1625E
        • CHC1626E
        • CHC1627E
        • CHC1628E
        • CHC1629E
        • CHC1630E
        • CHC1631E
        • CHC1632E
        • CHC1633E
      • CHC18 messages
        • CHC1800E
        • CHC1801E
      • CHC19 messages
        • CHC1902E
        • CHC1904E
        • CHC1905E
        • CHC1906E
        • CHC1907E
        • CHC1908E
        • CHC1909E
        • CHC1910E
        • CHC1914E
        • CHC1915E
        • CHC1921E
        • CHC1922E
        • CHC1923E
        • CHC1924E
      • CHC20 messages
        • CHC2000E
        • CHC2001I
        • CHC2002I
        • CHC2003E
        • CHC2004W
        • CHC2007I
        • CHC2008W
        • CHC2009W
      • CHC30 messages
        • CHC3001E
        • CHC3003E
        • CHC3005E
        • CHC3008W
        • CHC3009I
        • CHC3012I
        • CHC3013I
        • CHC3014I
        • CHC3015I
        • CHC3016I
        • CHC3020I
        • CHC3021I
        • CHC3101E
        • CHC3102E
        • CHC3103E
        • CHC3104E
        • CHC3105E
        • CHC3106E
        • CHC3107E
        • CHC3138W
        • CHC3139W
        • CHC3140E
        • CHC3142W
        • CHC3157W
        • CHC3174E
        • CHC3175E
        • CHC3176E
        • CHC3177E
        • CHC3178E
        • CHC3179E
        • CHC3180E
        • CHC3181E
        • CHC3182E
        • CHC3183E
        • CHC3184E
        • CHC3185E
        • CHC3186E
      • CHC50 messages
        • CHC5001E
        • CHC5004I
        • CHC5005I
        • CHC5006E
        • CHC5007W
        • CHC5008W
        • CHC5009E
        • CHC5099I
        • CHC5101I
        • CHC5102E
        • CHC5103E
        • CHC5104W
        • CHC5108E
        • CHC5109E
        • CHC5110E
        • CHC5111E
        • CHC5112E
        • CHC5118I
        • CHC5119I
        • CHC5120I
        • CHC5121I
        • CHC5127E
        • CHC5128E
        • CHC5129E
        • CHC5135E
        • CHC5136E
        • CHC5137E
        • CHC5143I
        • CHC5144I
      • CHC60 messages
        • CHC6104I
        • CHC6105I
        • CHC6106E
        • CHC6107E
        • CHC6108E
        • CHC6113E
        • CHC6114E
        • CHC6117E
        • CHC6118E
        • CHC6119E
        • CHC6120E
        • CHC6121E
        • CHC6122E
        • CHC6123E
        • CHC6124E
        • CHC6125E
        • CHC6201E
        • CHC6202E
        • CHC6203E
        • CHC6204E
        • CHC6205E
        • CHC6207E
        • CHC6208I
        • CHC6209I
        • CHC6210E
        • CHC6301W
        • CHC6302E
        • CHC6303E
        • CHC6304E
        • CHC6307E
        • CHC6308E
        • CHC6309E
        • CHC6314E
        • CHC6315E
        • CHC6317E
        • CHC6318E
        • CHC6320E
        • CHC6321E
        • CHC6323W
        • CHC6402E
        • CHC6403E
        • CHC6404I
        • CHC6405I
        • CHC6406I
        • CHC6407E
        • CHC6408I
        • CHC6410I
        • CHC6411I
        • CHC6412I
        • CHC6413I
        • CHC6414I
        • CHC6415W
        • CHC6416W
        • CHC6417W
        • CHC6418W
        • CHC6419E
        • CHC6420E
        • CHC6421E
        • CHC6422I
        • CHC6423I
        • CHC6424E
        • CHC6425I
        • CHC6426E
        • CHC6429I
        • CHC6430W
        • CHC6431W
        • CHC6432W
        • CHC6433W
        • CHC6434W
        • CHC6435W
        • CHC6436W
        • CHC6437W
        • CHC6438W
        • CHC6439E
        • CHC6440W
        • CHC6445I
        • CHC6446I
        • CHC6448W
        • CHC6451E
        • CHC6452E
        • CHC6453W
        • CHC6454E
        • CHC6455E
        • CHC6456E
        • CHC6457W
        • CHC6458E
        • CHC6459E
        • CHC6460I
        • CHC6465W
        • CHC6466E
        • CHC6467W
        • CHC6468E
        • CHC6471I
        • CHC6472W
        • CHC6473E
        • CHC6501I
        • CHC6502I
        • CHC6503E
        • CHC6504E
        • CHC6505E
        • CHC6506E
        • CHC6509W
        • CHC6511E
        • CHC6512E
        • CHC6513E
        • CHC6514E
        • CHC6515E
        • CHC6516I
        • CHC6801E
        • CHC6802E
        • CHC6803E
        • CHC6804I
        • CHC6903E
        • CHC6995E
        • CHC6998E
      • CHC70 messages
        • CHC7052E
        • CHC7053E
        • CHC7054E
        • CHC7055E
        • CHC7057E
        • CHC7058E
        • CHC7059E
        • CHC7060E
        • CHC7061E
        • CHC7064E
        • CHC7065E
        • CHC7069E
        • CHC7070E
        • CHC7071E
        • CHC7072E
        • CHC7073E
        • CHC7074E
        • CHC7075I
        • CHC7077I
        • CHC7078I
        • CHC7079I
        • CHC7081E
        • CHC7082E
        • CHC7083E
        • CHC7084E
        • CHC7085E
        • CHC7086E
        • CHC7087E
        • CHC7088E
        • CHC7089W
        • CHC7090I
        • CHC7091I
        • CHC7092E
        • CHC7093E
        • CHC7094E
        • CHC7095I
        • CHC7099E
      • CHC80 messages
        • CHC8001W
        • CHC8002W
        • CHC8004I
        • CHC8005I
        • CHC8006W
        • CHC8007W
        • CHC8008I
        • CHC8009W
      • CHC90 messages
        • CHC9101I
        • CHC9102I
        • CHC9104I
        • CHC9105I
        • CHC9106I
        • CHC9107I
        • CHC9155E
        • CHC9156E
        • CHC9157I
        • CHC9201I
        • CHC9204W
        • CHC9205I
        • CHC9206E
        • CHC9207E
        • CHC9208I
        • CHC9209I
        • CHC9210E
        • CHC9211I
        • CHC9212I
        • CHC9213I
        • CHC9214W
        • CHC9215E
        • CHC9216I
        • CHC9217E
        • CHC9218E
        • CHC9219E
        • CHC9220W
        • CHC9221W
        • CHC9222W
        • CHC9223I
        • CHC9224E
        • CHC9225W
        • CHC9300I
        • CHC9500E
        • CHC9502W
        • CHC9504E
        • CHC9506E
        • CHC9510W
        • CHC9511W
        • CHC9512I
        • CHC9521I
        • CHC9522I
        • CHC9523I
        • CHC9524I
        • CHC9525I
        • CHC9526I
        • CHC9527I
        • CHC9528I
        • CHC9560W
      • CHC96 messages
        • CHC9600I
        • CHC9601I
        • CHC9607I
        • CHC9608I
        • CHC9613I
        • CHC9614I
        • CHC9615I
        • CHC9616E
        • CHC9617W
        • CHC9620I
        • CHC9622E
        • CHC9640W
        • CHC9641W
        • CHC9650E
        • CHC9651E
        • CHC9652E
        • CHC9653E
        • CHC9654E
        • CHC9655E
        • CHC9656I
        • CHC9657I
        • CHC9658I
        • CHC9659E
        • CHC9660W
        • CHC9661I
        • CHC9662I
        • CHC9663W
        • CHC9664I
        • CHC9665I
        • CHC9666E
        • CHC9667E
        • CHC9668I
        • CHC9669E
        • CHC9670W
        • CHC9671W
        • CHC9672I
        • CHC9673E
        • CHC9674E
        • CHC9675E
        • CHC9676W
        • CHC9677W
        • CHC9678I
        • CHC9679W
        • CHC9680W
        • CHC9681I
        • CHC9682I
        • CHC9683W
        • CHC9684W
        • CHC9685W
        • CHC9686W
        • CHC9687I
        • CHC9688W
        • CHC9689W
        • CHC9690E
        • CHC9691E
        • CHC9692I
        • CHC9693I
        • CHC9694W
        • CHC9695W
        • CHC9696E
        • CHC9697I
        • CHC9698I
        • CHC9699E
        • CHC9700W
        • CHC9701E
        • CHC9702E
        • CHC9703E
        • CHC9705E
        • CHC9706E
        • CHC9707E
        • CHC9663W
        • CHC9710E
        • CHC9712E
        • CHC9713E
        • CHC9715E
        • CHC9718E
        • CHC9719E
        • CHC9720E
        • CHC9721E
        • CHC9722E
        • CHC9723E
        • CHC9725E
        • CHC9733I
        • CHC9742I
        • CHC9743E
        • CHC9744E
        • CHC9745E
        • CHC9746E
        • CHC9747W
        • CHC9751I
        • CHC9753I
        • CHC9756E
        • CHC9757E
        • CHC9758E
        • CHC9764E
        • CHC9765E
        • CHC9766E
        • CHC9767E
        • CHC9768E
        • CHC9769E
        • CHC9770E
        • CHC9776I
        • CHC9777I
        • CHC9778I
        • CHC9779I
        • CHC9780I
        • CHC9786I
        • CHC9787I
        • CHC9788I
        • CHC9789I
        • CHC9795L
        • CHC9796L
        • CHC9798E
        • CHC9799I
        • CHC9800I
        • CHC9801I
        • CHC9802I
        • CHC9803I
        • CHC9804I
        • CHC9805I
        • CHC9812E
        • CHC9813E
        • CHC9814E
        • CHC9815E
        • CHC9816E
        • CHC9817I
        • CHC9818I
        • CHC9819I
        • CHC9830I
        • CHC9831I
        • CHC9832I
        • CHC9833I
        • CHC9834I
        • CHC9835I
        • CHC9836I
        • CHC9840I
        • CHC9841I
        • CHC9842I
        • CHC9843I
        • CHC9844I
        • CHC9845I
        • CHC9846I
        • CHC9847I
        • CHC9853I
        • CHC9854I
        • CHC9855I
        • CHC9856I
        • CHC9857I
        • CHC9858I
        • CHC9859I
        • CHC9860I
        • CHC9900W
        • CHC9990R
        • CHC9991I
        • CHC9992E
    • Uninstalling CDC Replication
      • To uninstall CDC Replication
    • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • IBM Data Replication VSAM for z/OS Remote Source
    • Frequently asked questions
    • Download IBM Data Replication VSAM for z/OS Remote Source V11.4
    • Workflow for installing VSAM Remote Source
    • Replication concepts
    • VSAM specific concepts
    • Release notes
      • Release notes for VSAM Remote Source
      • Release notes for InfoSphere Classic Data Architect (CDA)
      • Release notes for CDC Management Server, Access Server, and target engines
    • System requirements and recommendations
      • z/OS system and software requirements
      • Automated installation scripting requirements
      • Container system requirements
      • System requirements for IBM Data Replication VSAM for z/OS Remote Source and Classic Data Architect
      • System requirements for CDC Replication, Management Console and Access Server
    • Installing VSAM Remote Source
      • Installing the container components
        • Installing the Podman/Docker platform
        • Downloading the container image
        • Verifying the downloaded archive file
        • Extracting and importing the container image for Podman
        • Extracting and importing the container image for Docker
        • Non-root user login
        • Setting up the container environment for Podman
        • Setting up the container environment for Docker
      • Installing the z/OS components
        • Installing and running the z/OS components with scripts
        • Installing and running the z/OS components manually
        • Running a remote log reader as a started task
      • Installing the client tools
        • Installing the Classic Data Architect
          • Starting IBM Installation Manager
          • Using CDA to connect to a server configured with AT-TLS
          • Uninstalling the Classic Data Architect
          • Applying maintenance to the Classic Data Architect
        • Installing Access Server and Management Console
      • Installing the CDC Replication target engine
    • Verifying the VSAM Remote Source installation
    • Upgrading the VSAM Remote Source engine
    • Configuring VSAM Remote Source
      • Code page requirements
      • Setting up access to VSAM data sets for replication
        • Augmenting VSAM data sets for change data capture
        • Defining replication log streams
      • Mapping source data into Classic logical tables
        • Configuring Classic Data Architect
          • Creating objects to organize your work
          • Creating connections to the data server operator service
          • Setting preferences for change data capture
          • Importing data definitions into projects
          • Granting privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Revoking privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Creating VSAM tables and views
          • Altering tables to support change data capture
          • Mapping tables and views for redefined data
          • Creating views on existing tables
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL builder
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL editor
            • Creating views on existing tables with the Properties view
          • Viewing and modifying object properties
            • Column properties
            • Database properties
            • Table properties
            • View properties
          • Adding or replacing columns in tables based on data definition files
          • Populating metadata catalogs
            • Generating DDL
            • Exporting SQL to a data server
          • Managing metadata catalog objects
            • Backing up the metadata catalog
            • Managing individual catalog objects
            • Impact analysis for VSAM files
            • Migrating between environments
        • Reusing table mappings using view overrides
        • Data type support in SQL operations
          • Binary strings
          • COBOL data types supported by the data server
          • PL/I data types supported by the data server
          • Constants
          • Columns for VSAM
        • Binary table mappings
        • Mapping repeating data for change capture
      • Creating and managing subscriptions
    • After you install and configure VSAM Remote Source
      • Refreshing your replication environment
      • Refresh reporting and monitoring
      • Helper threads for concurrent refresh
      • Validation of the replication environment
      • Handling of invalid data
      • Understanding database transaction sequence and latency
      • Starting the container
      • Stopping the container
      • VSAM-specific subscription processing
        • VSAM log reading
          • Types of log streams
          • Replication logging considerations
          • Tieup record (TUR) processing
        • VSAM units of recovery
    • Securing VSAM Remote Source
      • Enabling TLS
      • User authentication
      • Catalog security
      • Securing the z/OS log reader
    • Reference
      • Services and configuration parameters
        • Services overview
        • Global parameters for Classic data servers
          • DECODEBUFSIZE
          • FETCHBUFSIZE
          • MAXBUFFERSIZE
          • MAXCCNOD
          • MESSAGEPOOLSIZE
          • TASKPARM
        • Standard parameters for services
          • IDLETIMEOUT
          • INITIALTHREADS
          • MAXTHREADS
          • MAXUSERS
          • RESPONSETIMEOUT
          • SEQUENCE
          • TRACELEVEL
        • Service-specific parameters
          • CACHEINDICATOR
          • CLNTFETCHBUFSIZE
          • COMMSTRING
          • CONSOLELEVEL
          • CONTAINERNAME
          • CSDATAVALIDATEAC
          • CSREPORTLOGCOUNT
          • DBCSCODEPAGE
          • DISPLAYLOG
          • EVENTLOG
          • HEARTBEATINTRVAL
          • HEARTBEATTIMEOUT
          • HOSTCODEPAGE
          • LISTENPORT
          • LOGBUFSIZE
          • LOGURL
          • LOGTIEUPRECS
          • MAXHELPERTHREADS
          • MAXROWSEXAMINED
          • MAXROWSEXCACTION
          • MAXROWSRETURNED
          • MAXUSERS
          • MSGLIST
          • REMOTELRSURL
          • RMTSESSIONLIMIT
          • SHUTDOWNTIMEOUT
          • STARTUPTIMEOUT
          • STREAMMGRDELAY
          • STREAMNAME
          • TEMPFILESPACE
          • TIEUPTRACKING
          • TIMEZONE
          • TRUNCATEWTOMSGS
          • UORDISCARDOPT
          • UORGROUPCOUNT
          • USERSUBPOOLMAX
          • ZOSCODEPAGE
      • Command reference
        • Subscription management commands
          • DISPLAY,REPL command
          • START,REPL command
          • SET,REPL command
          • STOP,REPL command
        • Classic data server administration commands
          • Starting a data server
          • STOP command
          • START,SERVICE command
          • STOP,SERVICE command
          • DISPLAY,ALL command
          • DISPLAY,MEMORY command
          • DISPLAY,SERVICES command
          • DISPLAY,USERS command
          • CANCEL command
          • DISPLAY,QUERIES command
          • CANCEL,QUERY command
        • Classic data server configuration commands
          • Commands for updating and displaying configurations for Classic data servers
            • ADD, DELETE, and DISPLAY service list commands
            • ADD configuration command
            • DELETE configuration command
            • DISPLAY configuration command
            • SET configuration command
          • Commands for importing and exporting configurations for a Classic data server
            • EXPORT configuration command
            • IMPORT configuration command
        • Displaying Tieup Records
      • Utilities reference
        • The catalog initialization and maintenance utility (CACCATUT)
          • Estimating the size of the catalog initialization and maintenance utility
          • Creating and initializing sequential metadata catalogs
          • Copying metadata catalogs
          • Upgrading metadata catalogs
          • Reorganizing metadata catalogs
          • Loading system objects into metadata catalogs
          • Generating reports about metadata catalogs
        • The metadata utility
          • Running the metadata utility
          • Summary reports that are generated by the metadata utility
          • Return codes for the metadata utility
          • CONNECT statements for the metadata utility
            • CONNECT TO SERVER statement for the metadata utility
          • GENERATE DDL statement for the metadata utility
        • The configuration migration and maintenance utility
          • Features of the configuration migration and maintenance utility
          • Running the configuration migration and maintenance utility
        • Viewing log messages with the log print utility
          • Parameters for configuring the log print utility
          • Filters for modifying output from the log print utility
        • Getting the diagnostic log for the existing z/OS log reader
        • Replication of unlogged differences with the VSAM log delta utility (CECVSMLD)
          • Job control statements for CECVSMLD
          • Messages and codes
          • Restrictions
          • Security
          • Sample scenarios
          • Using an ESDS logical delete exit to handle RBA values in the OLDFILE that are not found in the NEWFILE
            • Developing
            • Configuring
            • Parameters
            • Processing
        • Sample commands
      • SQL reference
        • General information
          • Language elements
            • Characters
            • Tokens
            • SQL statement format
            • SQL identifiers
              • Reserved words
            • Naming conventions
            • Authorization IDs and authorization names
            • Qualification of unqualified object names
            • Data types
              • Binary strings
              • Character string
              • Graphic strings
              • Numbers
              • COBOL data types supported by the data server
              • PL/I data types supported by the data server
                • Mapping PL/I complex data
            • Constants
          • General syntax diagrams
            • DROP statement
            • COMMENT ON statement
        • VSAM
          • CREATE TABLE statement for VSAM
          • Columns for VSAM
          • Record arrays for VSAM
          • CREATE INDEX statement for VSAM
        • SQL security
          • Overview of SQL security
          • Authorization
          • Authorization requirements for SQL statements
          • Database objects in SQL security
          • Defining user privileges
            • System privileges
            • Database privileges
            • Table and view privileges
        • Views
          • Record types in data definition examples
          • Views and the query processor in Classic federation
          • Advantages and disadvantages of views in Classic federation
          • Joined views in Classic federation
          • CREATE VIEW statement
          • DROP VIEW statement
      • System messages
        • How to interpret messages
        • Searching for a specific-return-code value
        • How to find additional information about messages
        • SQL error codes (-nnnn)
          • 0
          • -60
          • -84
          • -102
          • -104
          • -107
          • -109
          • -112
          • -113
          • -117
          • -119
          • -120
          • -121
          • -122
          • -125
          • -126
          • -127
          • -129
          • -134
          • -138
          • -150
          • -151
          • -153
          • -156
          • -158
          • -170
          • -171
          • -181
          • -182
          • -183
          • -185
          • -199
          • -203
          • -204
          • -205
          • -206
          • -208
          • -300
          • -301
          • -302
          • -303
          • -304
          • -305
          • -312
          • -313
          • -338
          • -401
          • -402
          • -405
          • -407
          • -408
          • -412
          • -415
          • -416
          • -419
          • -420
          • -421
          • -444
          • -469
          • -501
          • -502
          • -504
          • -514
          • -516
          • -517
          • -518
          • -519
          • -530
          • -537
          • -542
          • -551
          • -601
          • -602
          • -604
          • -607
          • -612
          • -637
          • -638
          • -644
          • -681
          • -682
          • -802
          • -803
          • -804
          • -811
          • -817
          • -870
          • -904
          • -922
          • -4901
          • -4902
          • -4903
          • -4904
          • -4905
          • -4906
          • -4907
          • -4908
          • -4909
          • -4910
          • -4911
        • General messages (0x0000nnnn)
          • 0x00000000 (0)
          • 0x00000001 (1)
          • 100
        • File processing (0x0002nnnn)
          • 0x00020000 (131072)
          • 0x00020001 (131073)
          • 0x00020002 (131074)
          • 0x00020003 (131075)
          • 0x00020004 (131076)
          • 0x00020005 (131077)
          • 0x00020006 (131078)
          • 0x00020007 (131079)
          • 0x00020008 (131080)
          • 0x00020009 (131081)
          • 0x0002000A (131082)
          • 0x0002000B (131083)
          • 0x0002000C (131084)
          • 0x0002000D (131085)
          • 0x0002000E (131086)
          • 0x0002000F (131087)
          • 0x00020010 (131088)
          • 0x00020011 (131089)
          • 0x00020012 (131090)
          • 0x00020013 (131091)
          • 0x00020014 (131092)
        • Query processor (0x000bnnnn)
          • 0x000B0003 (720899)
          • 0x000B000C (720908)
          • 0x000B000E (720910)
          • 0x000B0010 (720912)
          • 0x000B0013 (720915)
          • 0x000B0016 (720918)
          • 0x000B001B (720923)
          • 0x000B0024 (720932)
          • 0x000B0040 (720960)
          • 0x000B0041 (720961)
          • 0x000B0042 (720962)
          • 0x000B0043 (720963)
          • 0x000B0044 (720964)
          • 0x000B0045 (720965)
          • 0x000B0046 (720966)
          • 0x000B0047 (720967)
          • 0x000B0048 (720968)
          • 0x000B0049 (720969)
          • 0x000B004A (720970)
        • JDBC driver (0x0013nnnn)
          • 0x00130002 (1245186)
          • 0x00130003 (1245187)
          • 0x00130004 (1245188)
          • 0x00130005 (1245189)
          • 0x00130007 (1245191)
          • 0x00130008 (1245192)
          • 0x00130009 (1245193)
          • 0x0013000A (1245194)
          • 0x0013000B (1245195)
          • 0x0013000C (1245196)
          • 0x0013000D (1245197)
          • 0x0013000E (1245198)
          • 0x0013000F (1245199)
          • 0x00130010 (1245200)
          • 0x00130012 (1245202)
          • 0x00130015 (1245205)
          • 0x00130016 (1245206)
          • 0x00130017 (1245207)
          • 0x00130018 (1245208)
          • 0x00130100 (1245440)
        • System Log Stream (SLS) interface (0x0015nnnn)
          • 0x0015000D (1376269)
          • 0x0015000E (1376270)
          • 0x0015000F (1376271)
          • 0x00150010 (1376272)
          • 0x00150011 (1376273)
          • 0x00150015 (1376277)
          • 0x00150016 (1376278)
          • 0x00150019 (1376281)
        • SQL data handling (0x002fnnnn)
          • 0x002f0001
          • 0x002f0002 (3080194)
          • 0x002f0003 (3080195)
        • B-tree (0x0042nnnn)
          • 0x00420009 (4325385)
          • 0x0042000A (4325386)
          • 0x0042000B (4325387)
          • 0x0042000C (4325388)
          • 0x0042000D (4325389)
          • 0x0042000E (4325390)
          • 0x0042000F (4325391)
          • 0x00420010 (4325392)
          • 0x00420011 (4325393)
          • 0x00420012 (4325394)
          • 0x00420013 (4325395)
          • 0x00420014 (4325396)
          • 0x00420015 (4325397)
          • 0x00420016 (4325398)
          • 0x00420017 (4325399)
        • Query processor (0x0049nnnn)
          • 0x00490009 (4784137)
        • User exit processing errors (0x004dnnnn)
          • 0x004D0002 (5046274)
          • 0x004D0005 (5046277)
          • 0x004D0007 (5046279)
          • 0x004D0008 (5046280)
          • 0x004D000F (5046287)
          • 0x004D0010 (5046288)
          • 0x004D0013 (5046291)
          • 0x004D0014 (5046292)
          • 0x004D0015 (5046293)
          • 0x004D0016 (5046294)
          • 0x004D0017 (5046295)
          • 0x004D0018 (5046296)
          • 0x004D0019 (5046297)
          • 0x004D001A (5046298)
          • 0x004D001B (5046299)
          • 0x004D001C (5046300)
          • 0x004D001D (5046301)
        • Query processor control (0x0055nnnn)
          • 0x00550052 (5570642)
          • 0x00550053 (5570643)
          • 0x00550070 (5570672)
          • 0x00550077 (5570679)
        • CLI and ODBC clients (0x0056nnnn)
          • 0x00560001 (5636097)
          • 0x00560002 (5636098)
          • 0x00560003 (5636099)
          • 0x00560010 (5636112)
          • 0x00560011 (5636113)
          • 0x00560012 (5636114)
          • 0x00560013 (5636115)
          • 0x00560014 (5636116)
          • 0x00560015 (5636117)
          • 0x00560016 (5636118)
          • 0x00560017 (5636119)
          • 0x00560018 (5636120)
          • 0x00560019 (5636121)
          • 0x00560020 (5636128)
          • 0x00560021 (5636129)
          • 0x00560022 (5636130)
          • 0x00560023 (5636131)
          • 0x00560024 (5636132)
          • 0x00560025 (5636133)
          • 0x00560026 (5636134)
          • 0x00560027 (5636135)
          • 0x00560030 (5636144)
          • 0x00560031 (5636145)
          • 0x00560032 (5636146)
          • 0x00560033 (5636147)
          • 0x00560034 (5636148)
          • 0x00560035 (5636149)
          • 0x00560036 (5636150)
          • 0x00560037 (5636151)
          • 0x00560038 (5636152)
          • 0x00560039 (5636153)
          • 0x0056003A (5636154)
          • 0x0056003B (5636155)
          • 0x0056003C (5636156)
          • 0x0056003D (5636157)
          • 0x0056003E (5636158)
          • 0x0056003F (5636159)
          • 0x00560050 (5636176)
          • 0x00560051 (5636177)
          • 0x00560052 (5636178)
          • 0x00560053 (5636179)
          • 0x00560054 (5636180)
          • 0x00560055 (5636181)
          • 0x00560056 (5636182)
          • 0x00560057 (5636183)
          • 0x00560058 (5636184)
          • 0x00560059 (5636185)
          • 0x0056005A (5636186)
          • 0x0056005B (5636187)
          • 0x0056005C (5636188)
          • 0x0056005D (5636189)
          • 0x0056005E (5636190)
          • 0x0056005F (5636191)
          • 0x00560060 (5636192)
          • 0x00560061 (5636193)
          • 0x00560062 (5636194)
          • 0x00560063 (5636195)
          • 0x00560064 (5636196)
          • 0x00560070 (5636208)
          • 0x00560071 (5636209)
          • 0x00560072 (5636210)
          • 0x00560073 (5636211)
          • 0x00560074 (5636212)
          • 0x00560075 (5636213)
          • 0x00560076 (5636214)
          • 0x00560077 (5636215)
          • 0x00560078 (5636216)
          • 0x00560079 (5636217)
          • 0x00560080 (5636224)
          • 0x00560081 (5636225)
          • 0x00560082 (5636226)
          • 0x00560083 (5636227)
          • 0x00560084 (5636228)
          • 0x00560085 (5636229)
          • 0x00560086 (5636230)
          • 0x00560087 (5636231)
          • 0x00560088 (5636232)
          • 0x00560089 (5636233)
          • 0x0056008A (5636234)
          • 0x0056008B (5636235)
          • 0x0056008C (5636236)
          • 0x0056008D (5636237)
          • 0x0056008E (5636238)
          • 0x0056008F (5636239)
          • 0x00560090 (5636240)
          • 0x00560091 (5636241)
          • 0x00560092 (5636242)
          • 0x00560093 (5636243)
          • 0x00560094 (5636244)
          • 0x00560095 (5636245)
          • 0x00560096 (5636246)
        • Metadata catalog (0x0057nnnn)
          • 0x00570001 (5701633)
          • 0x00570012 (5701650)
          • 0x00570014 (5701652)
          • 0x00570016 (5701654)
          • 0x00570017 (5701655)
          • 0x00570018 (5701656)
          • 0x0057001B (5701659)
          • 0x0057001C (5701660)
          • 0x0057001D (5701661)
          • 0x0057001e (5701662)
          • 0x00570021 (5701665)
          • 0x00570022 (5701666)
          • 0x00570023 (5701667)
          • 0x00570024 (5701668)
          • 0x0057002B (5701675)
          • 0x0057002C (5701676)
          • 0x0057002D (5701677)
          • 0x00570031 (5701681)
          • 0x00570032 (5701682)
          • 0x00570033 (5701683)
          • 0x00570034 (5701684)
          • 0x00570035 (5701685)
          • 0x00570036 (5701686)
          • 0x00570038 (5701688)
          • 0x00570039 (5701689)
          • 0x0057003A (5701690)
          • 0x00570042 (5701698)
          • 0x00570044 (5701700)
          • 0x00570045 (5701701)
          • 0x00570046 (5701702)
          • 0x00570047 (5701703)
          • 0x00570048 (5701704)
          • 0x00570049 (5701705)
          • 0x0057004A (5701706)
          • 0x0057004C (5701708)
          • 0x0057004D (5701709)
          • 0x0057004E (5701710)
          • 0x0057004F (5701711)
          • 0x00570051 (5701713)
          • 0x00570053 (5701715)
          • 0x00570054 (5701716)
          • 0x00570055 (5701717)
          • 0x00570056 (5701718)
          • 0x00570057 (5701719)
          • 0x00570058 (5701720)
          • 0x00570059 (5701721)
          • 0x0057005A (5701722)
          • 0x0057005B (5701723)
          • 0x0057005C (5701724)
          • 0x0057005D (5701725)
          • 0x0057005E (5701726)
          • 0x0057005F (5701727)
          • 0x00570061 (5701729)
          • 0x00570062 (5701730)
          • 0x00570063 (5701731)
          • 0x00570064 (5701732)
          • 0x00570065 (5701733)
          • 0x00570066 (5701734)
          • 0x00570067 (5701735)
          • 0x00570068 (5701736)
          • 0x00570069 (5701737)
          • 0x0057006A (5701738)
          • 0x0057006B (5701739)
          • 0x0057006C (5701740)
          • 0x0057006D (5701741)
          • 0x0057006E (5701742)
          • 0x00570070 (5701744)
          • 0x00570071 (5701745)
          • 0x00570072 (5701746)
          • 0x00570073 (5701747)
          • 0x00570074 (5701748)
          • 0x00570075 (5701749)
          • 0x00570076 (5701750)
          • 0x00570077 (5701751)
          • 0x00570078 (5701752)
          • 0x00570079 (5701753)
          • 0x0057007A (5701754)
          • 0x0057007B (5701755)
          • 0x0057007C (5701756)
          • 0x0057007D (5701757)
          • 0x0057007E (5701758)
          • 0x0057007F (5701759)
          • 0x00570080 (5701760)
          • 0x00570081 (5701761)
          • 0x00570082 (5701762)
          • 0x00570083 (5701763)
          • 0x00570084 (5701764)
          • 0x0057008C (5701772)
          • 0x0057008D (5701773)
          • 0x0057008E (5701774)
          • 0x0057008F (5701775)
          • 0x00570090 (5701776)
          • 0x00570091 (5701777)
          • 0x00570093 (5701779)
          • 0x00570094 (5701780)
          • 0x00570095 (5701781)
          • 0x00570096 (5701782)
          • 0x00570097 (5701783)
          • 0x00570098 (5701784)
          • 0x0057009A (5701786)
          • 0x0057009B (5701787)
          • 0x0057009C (5701788)
          • 0x0057009D (5701789)
          • 0x0057009E (5701790)
          • 0x005700A0 (5701792)
          • 0x005700A1 (5701793)
          • 0x005700A2 (5701794)
          • 0x005700A3 (5701795)
          • 0x005700A4 (5701796)
          • 0x005700A5 (5701797)
          • 0x005700A6 (5701798)
          • 0x005700A7 (5701799)
          • 0x005700A8 (5701800)
          • 0x005700A9 (5701801)
          • 0x005700AA (5701802)
          • 0x005700AB (5701803)
          • 0x005700AC (5701804)
          • 0x005700AD (5701805)
          • 0x005700AE (5701806)
          • 0x005700AF (5701807)
          • 0x005700B0 (5701808)
          • 0x005700B1 (5701809)
          • 0x005700B2 (5701810)
          • 0x005700B3 (5701811)
          • 0x005700B4 (5701812)
          • 0x005700B5 (5701813)
          • 0x005700B6 (5701814)
          • 0x005700B7 (5701815)
          • 0x005700B8 (5701816)
          • 0x005700B9 (5701817)
          • 0x005700BA (5701818)
          • 0x005700BB (5701819)
          • 0x005700BC (5701820)
          • 0x005700BD (5701821)
          • 0x005700BE (5701822)
          • 0x005700BF (5701823)
          • 0x005700CF (5701839)
          • 0x005700D0 (5701840)
          • 0x005700D1 (5701841)
          • 0x005700D2 (5701842)
          • 0x005700D3 (5701843)
          • 0x005700D4 (5701844)
          • 0x005700D5 (5701845)
          • 0x005700D6 (5701846)
          • 0x005700D7 (5701847)
          • 0x005700D8 (5701848)
          • 0x005700D9 (5701849)
          • 0x005700DA (5701850)
          • 0x005700DB (5701851)
          • 0x005700DC (5701852)
          • 0x005700DD (5701853)
          • 0x005700DE (5701854)
          • 0x005700DF (5701855)
          • 0x005700E0 (5701856)
          • 0x005700E1 (5701857)
          • 0x005700E2 (5701858)
          • 0x005700E3 (5701859)
          • 0x005700E4 (5701860)
          • 0x005700E6 (5701862)
          • 0x005700E7 (5701863)
          • 0x005700E8 (5701864)
          • 0x005700E9 (5701865)
          • 0x005700EA (5701866)
          • 0x005700EB (5701867)
          • 0x005700EC (5701868)
          • 0x005700ED (5701869)
          • 0x005700EE (5701870)
          • 0x005700EF (5701871)
          • 0x005700F0 (5701872)
          • 0x005700F1 (5701873)
          • 0x005700F2 (5701874)
          • 0x005700F3 (5701875)
          • 0x005700F4 (5701876)
          • 0x005700F5 (5701877)
          • 0x005700F6 (5701878)
          • 0x005700F7 (5701879)
          • 0x005700F8 (5701880)
          • 0x005700F9 (5701881)
          • 0x005700FA (5701882)
          • 0x005700FB (5701883)
          • 0x005700FC (5701884)
          • 0x00570101 (5701889)
          • 0x00570102 (5701890)
          • 0x00570103 (5701891)
          • 0x00570104 (5701892)
          • 0x00570105 (5701893)
          • 0x00570106 (5701894)
          • 0x00570107 (5701895)
          • 0x00570108 (5701896)
          • 0x00570109 (5701897)
          • 0x0057010A (5701898)
          • 0x0057010B (5701899)
          • 0x0057010C (5701900)
          • 0x0057010D (5701901)
          • 0x0057010E (5701902)
          • 0x0057010F (5701903)
          • 0x00570110 (5701904)
          • 0x00570111 (5701905)
          • 0x00570112 (5701906)
          • 0x00570113 (5701907)
          • 0x00570114 (5701908)
          • 0x00570115 (5701909)
          • 0x00570120 (5701920)
          • 0x00570121 (5701921)
          • 0x00570122 (5701922)
          • 0x00570123 (5701923)
          • 0x00570124 (5701924)
          • 0x00570125 (5701925)
          • 0x00570126 (5701926)
          • 0x00570127 (5701927)
          • 0x00570128 (5701928)
          • 0x00570129 (5701929)
          • 0x0057012A (5701930)
          • 0x00570170 (5702000)
          • 0x00570171 (5702001)
          • 0x00570172 (5702002)
          • 0x00570173 (5702003)
          • 0x00570174 (5702004)
          • 0x00570175 (5702005)
          • 0x00570176 (5702006)
          • 0x00570177 (5702007)
          • 0x00570178 (5702008)
          • 0x00570179 (5702009)
          • 0x0057017A (5702010)
          • 0x0057017C (5702012)
          • 0x0057017D (5702013)
          • 0x0057017E (5702014)
          • 0x0057017F (5702015)
          • 0x00570180 (5702016)
          • 0x00570181 (5702017)
          • 0x00570182 (5702018)
          • 0x00570183 (5702019)
          • 0x00570184 (5702020)
          • 0x00570185 (5702021)
          • 0x00570186 (5702022)
          • 0x00570187 (5702023)
          • 0x00570188 (5702024)
          • 0x00570189 (5702025)
          • 0x0057018A (5702026)
          • 0x0057018B (5702027)
          • 0x0057018C (5702028)
          • 0x0057018D (5702029)
          • 0x0057018E (5702030)
          • 0x0057018F (5702031)
          • 0x00570190 (5702032)
          • 0x00570191 (5702033)
          • 0x00570192 (5702034)
          • 0x00570193 (5702035)
          • 0x00570194 (5702036)
          • 0x00570195 (5702037)
          • 0x00570196 (5702038)
        • Connection handler (0x0063nnnn)
          • 0x00630008 (6488072)
          • 0x00630009 (6488073)
          • 0x0063000A (6488074)
          • 0x0063000B (6488075)
          • 0x0063000C (6488076)
          • 0x0063000D (6488077)
          • 0x0063000E (6488078)
          • 0x0063000F (6488079)
          • 0x00630010 (6488080)
          • 0x00630011 (6488081)
          • 0x00630012 (6488082)
        • Configuration management (0x0065nnnn)
          • 0x00650002 (6619138)
          • 0x00650003 (6619139)
          • 0x00650005 (6619141)
          • 0x00650008 (6619144)
          • 0x00650009 (6619145)
          • 0x0065000A (6619146)
        • Virtual messaging interface (0x0066nnnn)
          • 0x00660002 (6684674)
          • 0x00660003 (6684675)
          • 0x00660004 (6684676)
          • 0x00660005 (6684677)
          • 0x00660006 (6684678)
          • 0x00660007 (6684679)
          • 0x00660009 (6684681)
          • 0x0066000B (6684683)
          • 0x0066000C (6684684)
        • Local queue protocol (0x0067nnnn)
          • 0x00670001 (6750209)
          • 0x00670002 (6750210)
          • 0x00670003 (6750211)
          • 0x00670004 (6750212)
          • 0x00670007 (6750215)
          • 0x0067000A (6750218)
          • 0x0067000B (6750219)
          • 0x0067000C (6750220)
          • 0x00670012 (6750226)
          • 0x00670013 (6750227)
          • 0x00670014 (6750228)
        • TCP/IP SKT protocol (0x0068nnnn)
          • 0x0068000A (6815754)
          • 0x0068000C (6815756)
          • 0x0068000F (6815759)
          • 0x00680010 (6815760)
          • 0x00680011 (6815761)
          • 0x00680012 (6815762)
          • 0x00680013 (6815763)
          • 0x00680014 (6815764)
          • 0x00680015 (6815765)
          • 0x00680017 (6815767)
          • 0x00680018 (6815768)
          • 0x00680019 (6815769)
          • 0x0068001A (6815770)
          • 0x0068001B (6815771)
          • 0x0068001C (6815772)
          • 0x0068001d (6815773)
          • 0x0068001e (6815774)
          • 0x0068001f (6815775)
          • 0x00680020 (6815776)
          • 0x00680021 (6815777)
        • Virtual communications interface (VCI) (0x0069nnnn)
          • 0x00690002 (6881282)
          • 0x00690003 (6881283)
          • 0x00690004 (6881284)
          • 0x00690005 (6881285)
          • 0x00690006 (6881286)
          • 0x00690008 (6881288)
          • 0x00690009 (6881289)
          • 0x0069000A (6881290)
          • 0x0069000B (6881291)
          • 0x0069000C (6881292)
          • 0x0069000D (6881293)
          • 0x0069000E (6881294)
          • 0x0069000F (6881295)
          • 0x00690010 (6881296)
          • 0x00690012 (6881298)
          • 0x00690013 (6881299)
          • 0x00690014 (6881300)
          • 0x00690015 (6881301)
          • 0x00690016 (6881302)
          • 0x00690017 (6881303)
          • 0x00690018 (6881304)
        • z/OS components (0x006annnn)
          • 0x006A004E (6946894)
          • 0x006a006c (6946924)
          • 0x006a006d (6946925)
          • 0x006a006e (6946926)
          • 0x006a006f (6946927)
          • 0x006a0070 (6946928)
          • 0x006a0071 (6946929)
          • 0x006a0072 (6946930)
          • 0x006a0073 (6946931)
          • 0x006a0074 (6946932)
        • ICU/NLS (0x006fnnnn)
          • 0x006F0001 (7274497)
          • 0x006F0002 (7274498)
          • 0x006F0003 (7274499)
          • 0x006F0004 (7274500)
          • 0x006F0005 (7274501)
          • 0x006F0006 (7274502)
          • 0x006F0007 (7274503)
          • 0x006F0008 (7274504)
          • 0x006F0009 (7274505)
          • 0x006F000A (7274506)
        • Dynamic catalog update (0x0071nnnn - 0x0074nnnn)
          • 0x00710001 (7405569)
          • 0x00710002 (7405570)
          • 0x00710003 (7405571)
          • 0x00710004 (7405572)
          • 0x00710005 (7405573)
          • 0x00710006 (7405574)
          • 0x00710007 (7405575)
          • 0x00710008 (7405576)
          • 0x00710009 (7405577)
          • 0x0071000A (7405578)
          • 0x0071000B (7405579)
          • 0x0071000C (7405580)
          • 0x0071000D (7405581)
          • 0x0071000E (7405582)
          • 0x0071000F (7405583)
          • 0x00710010 (7405584)
          • 0x00710011 (7405585)
          • 0x00710012 (7405586)
          • 0x00710013 (7405587)
          • 0x00710014 (7405588)
          • 0x00710015 (7405589)
          • 0x00710016 (7405590)
          • 0x00710017 (7405591)
          • 0x00710018 (7405592)
          • 0x00710019 (7405593)
          • 0x0071001A (7405594)
          • 0x0071001B (7405595)
          • 0x0071001C (7405596)
          • 0x0071001D (7405597)
          • 0x0071001E (7405598)
          • 0x0071001F (7405599)
          • 0x00710020 (7405600)
          • 0x00710021 (7405601)
          • 0x00710022 (7405602)
          • 0x00710200 (7406080)
          • 0x00710201 (7406081)
          • 0x00710202 (7406082)
          • 0x00710203 (7406083)
          • 0x00710300 (7406336)
          • 0x00710301 (7406337)
          • 0x00710302 (7406338)
          • 0x00710303 (7406339)
          • 0x00710304 (7406340)
          • 0x00710305 (7406341)
          • 0x00710400 (7406592)
          • 0x00710401 (7406593)
          • 0x00710600 (7407104)
          • 0x00710601 (7407105)
          • 0x00710602 (7407106)
          • 0x00710700 (7407360)
          • 0x00710701 (7407361)
          • 0x00710702 (7407362)
          • 0x00720001 (7471105)
          • 0x00720002 (7471106)
          • 0x00720003 (7471107)
          • 0x00720004 (7471108)
          • 0x00720005 (7471109)
          • 0x00720009 (7471113)
          • 0x0072000A (7471114)
          • 0x0072000B (7471115)
          • 0x0072000C (7471116)
          • 0x0072000D (7471117)
          • 0x0072000E (7471118)
          • 0x0072000F (7471119)
          • 0x00720010 (7471120)
          • 0x00720011 (7471121)
          • 0x00720012 (7471122)
          • 0x00720013 (7471123)
          • 0x00720014 (7471124)
          • 0x00720015 (7471125)
          • 0x00720016 (7471126)
          • 0x00720017 (7471127)
          • 0x00720200 (7471616)
          • 0x00720201 (7471617)
          • 0x00720202 (7471618)
          • 0x00720203 (7471619)
          • 0x00720204 (7471620)
          • 0x00720205 (7471621)
          • 0x00720206 (7471622)
          • 0x00720207 (7471623)
          • 0x00720208 (7471624)
          • 0x00720209 (7471625)
          • 0x0072020A (7471626)
          • 0x0072020B (7471627)
          • 0x0072020C (7471628)
          • 0x0072020D
          • 0x0072020E
          • 0x0072020F
          • 0x00720210 (7471632)
          • 0x00720300 (7471872)
          • 0x00720301 (7471873)
          • 0x00720302 (7471874)
          • 0x00720303 (7471875)
          • 0x00720304 (7471876)
          • 0x00720305 (7471877)
          • 0x00720306 (7471878)
          • 0x00720307 (7471879)
          • 0x00720308 (7471880)
          • 0x00720309 (7471881)
          • 0x0072030A (7471882)
          • 0x0072030B (7471883)
          • 0x0072030C (7471884)
          • 0x00720500 (7472384)
          • 0x00720501
          • 0x00720502 (7472386)
          • 0x00720504 (7472388)
          • 0x00720505 (7472389)
          • 0x00720506 (7472390)
          • 0x00720507 (7472391)
          • 0x00720508 (7472392)
          • 0x00720509 (7472393)
          • 0x0072050A (7472394)
          • 0x0072050B (7472395)
          • 0x0072050C
          • 0x0072050D (7472397)
          • 0x0072050E (7472398)
          • 0x0072050F (7472399)
          • 0x00720510 (7472400)
          • 0x00720511 (7472401)
          • 0x00720512 (7472402)
          • 0x00720513 (7472403)
          • 0x00720514 (7472404)
          • 0x00720515 (7472405)
          • 0x00720517 (7472407)
          • 0x00720518 (7472408)
          • 0x00720519 (7472409)
          • 0x0072051A (7472410)
          • 0x0072051B (7472411)
          • 0x0072051C (7472412)
          • 0x0072051D (7472413)
          • 0x0072051E (7472414)
          • 0x0072051F (7472415)
          • 0x00720520 (7472416)
          • 0x00720600 (7472640)
          • 0x00720601 (7472641)
          • 0x00720602 (7472642)
          • 0x00720603 (7472643)
          • 0x00720604 (7472644)
          • 0x00720605 (7472645)
          • 0x00720606 (7472646)
          • 0x00720607 (7472647)
          • 0x00720608 (7472648)
          • 0x00720609 (7472649)
          • 0x0072060A (7472650)
          • 0x0072060B (7472651)
          • 0x0072060C (7472652)
          • 0x0072060D (7472653)
          • 0x0072060E (7472654)
          • 0x0072060F (7472655)
          • 0x00720610 (7472656)
          • 0x00720611 (7472657)
          • 0x00720612 (7472658)
          • 0x00720613 (7472659)
          • 0x00720700 (7472896)
          • 0x00720701 (7472897)
          • 0x00720702 (7472898)
          • 0x00720703 (7472899)
          • 0x00720704 (7472900)
          • 0x00720705 (7472901)
          • 0x00720706 (7472902)
          • 0x00720707 (7472903)
          • 0x00720710 (7472912)
          • 0x00720711 (7472913)
          • 0x00720713 (7472915)
          • 0x00720714 (7472916)
          • 0x00720715 (7472917)
          • 0x00720716 (7472918)
          • 0x00720718 (7472920)
          • 0x00720719 (7472921)
          • 0x0072071A (7472922)
          • 0x0072071b (7472923)
          • 0x0072071C (7471132)
          • 0x0072071D (7472925)
          • 0x00730001 (7536641)
          • 0x00730002 (7536642)
          • 0x00730003 (7536643)
          • 0x00730004 (7536644)
          • 0x00730005 (7536645)
          • 0x00730601 (7538177)
          • 0x00730602 (7538178)
          • 0x00740001 (7602177)
          • 0x00740002 (7602178)
          • 0x00740003 (7602179)
          • 0x00740004 (7602180)
          • 0x00740005 (7602181)
          • 0x00740006 (7602182)
          • 0x00740007 (7602183)
          • 0x00740008 (7602184)
          • 0x00740009 (7602185)
          • 0x0074000A (7602186)
          • 0x0074000B (7602187)
          • 0x00740201 (7602689)
          • 0x00740202 (7602690)
          • 0x00740203 (7602691)
          • 0x00740301 (7602945)
          • 0x00740302 (7602946)
          • 0x00740502 (7603458)
          • 0x00740503 (7603459)
          • 0x00740504 (7603460)
          • 0x00740505 (7603461)
          • 0x00740506 (7603462)
          • 0x00740507 (7603463)
          • 0x00740601 (7603713)
          • 0x00740602 (7603714)
          • 0x00740603 (7603715)
          • 0x00740604 (7603716)
          • 0x00740605 (7603717)
          • 0x00740606 (7603718)
          • 0x00740701 (7603969)
          • 0x00740702 (7603970)
          • 0x00740703 (7603971)
        • Metadata utility (0x0076nnnn)
          • 0x00760000 (7733248)
          • 0x00760001 (7733249)
          • 0x00760002 (7733250)
          • 0x00760003 (7733251)
          • 0x00760004 (7733252)
          • 0x00760005 (7733253)
          • 0x00760006 (7733254)
          • 0x00760007 (7733255)
          • 0x00760008 (7733256)
          • 0x00760009 (7733257)
          • 0x0076000A (7733258)
          • 0x0076000B (7733259)
          • 0x0076000C (7733260)
          • 0x0076000D (7733261)
          • 0x0076000E (7733262)
          • 0x0076000F (7733263)
          • 0x00760010 (7733264)
          • 0x00760011 (7733265)
          • 0x00760012 (7733266)
          • 0x00760013 (7733267)
          • 0x00760014 (7733268)
          • 0x00760015 (7733269)
          • 0x00760016 (7733270)
          • 0x00760017 (7733271)
          • 0x00760018 (7733272)
          • 0x00760019 (7733273)
          • 0x0076001A (7733274)
          • 0x0076001B (7733275)
          • 0x0076001C (7733276)
          • 0x0076001D (7733277)
          • 0x0076001E (7733278)
          • 0x0076001F (7733279)
          • 0x00760020 (7733280)
          • 0x00760021 (7733281)
          • 0x00760022 (7733282)
          • 0x00760023 (7733283)
          • 0x00760024 (7733284)
          • 0x00760025 (7733285)
          • 0x00760026 (7733286)
          • 0x00760100 (7733504)
          • 0x00760101 (7733505)
          • 0x00760102 (7733506)
          • 0x00760103 (7733507)
          • 0x00760104 (7733508)
          • 0x00760200 (7733760)
          • 0x00760201 (7733761)
          • 0x00760202 (7733762)
          • 0x00760203 (7733763)
          • 0x00760204 (7733764)
          • 0x00760205 (7733765)
          • 0x00760300 (7734016)
          • 0x00760301 (7734017)
          • 0x00760302 (7734018)
          • 0x00760303 (7734019)
          • 0x00760304 (7734020)
          • 0x00760305 (7734021)
          • 0x00760306 (7734022)
          • 0x00760307 (7734023)
          • 0x00760308 (7734024)
          • 0x00760309 (7734025)
          • 0x00760310 (7734026)
          • 0x00760311 (7734033)
          • 0x00760312 (7734034)
        • UNIX domain sockets protocol (0x0079nnnn)
          • 0x0079000A (7929866)
          • 0x0079000B (7929867)
          • 0x0079000C (7929868)
          • 0x0079000D (7929869)
          • 0x0079000E (7929870)
          • 0x0079000F (7929871)
          • 0x00790010 (7929872)
          • 0x00790011 (7929873)
          • 0x00790012 (7929874)
          • 0x00790013(7929875)
          • 0x00790014 (7929876)
          • 0x00790015 (7929877)
          • 0x00790016 (7929878)
          • 0x00790017 (7929879)
          • 0x00790018 (7929880)
          • 0x00790019 (7929881)
          • 0x0079001A (7929882)
          • 0x0079001B (7929883)
          • 0x0079001C (7929884)
        • VSAM file processing (0x0081nnnn)
          • 0x00810001 (8454145)
          • 0x00810002 (8454146)
          • 0x00810003 (8454147)
          • 0x00810004 (8454148)
          • 0x00810005 (8454149)
          • 0x00810006 (8454150)
          • 0x00810007 (8454151)
          • 0x00810008 (8454152)
          • 0x00810009 (8454153)
          • 0x00810021 (8454177)
          • 0x00810022 (8454178)
          • 0x00810023 (8454179)
          • 0x00810024 (8454180)
          • 0x00810025 (8454181)
          • 0x00810026 (8454182)
          • 0x00810027 (8454183)
          • 0x00810028 (8454184)
          • 0x00810029 (8454185)
          • 0x0081002A (8454186)
          • 0x0081002B (8454187)
          • 0x0081002C (8454188)
          • 0x0081002D (8454189)
          • 0x00810030 (8454192)
          • 0x00810031 (8454193)
          • 0x00810032 (8454194)
          • 0x00810033 (8454195)
          • 0x00810034 (8454196)
          • 0x00810035 (8454197)
          • 0x00810036 (8454198)
          • 0x00810037 (8454199)
        • Classic change data capture engine-to-engine protocol(0x0092nnnn)
          • 0x00920001 (9568257)
          • 0x00920002 (9568258)
          • 0x00920003 (9568259)
          • 0x00920004 (9568260)
          • 0x00920005 (9568261)
          • 0x00920006 (9568262)
          • 0x00920007 (9568263)
          • 0x00920008 (9568264)
          • 0x00920009 (9568265)
          • 0x0092000A (9568266)
          • 0x0092000B (9568267)
          • 0x0092000C (9568268)
          • 0x0092000D (9568269)
          • 0x0092000E (9568270)
          • 0x0092000F (9568271)
          • 0x00920010 (9568272)
          • 0x00920011 (9568273)
          • 0x00920012 (9568274)
          • 0x00920013 (9568275)
          • 0x00920014 (9568276)
          • 0x00920015 (9568277)
          • 0x00920016 (9568278)
          • 0x00920017 (9568279)
          • 0x00920018 (9568280)
          • 0x00920019 (9568281)
          • 0x0092001A (9568282)
          • 0x0092001B (9568283)
          • 0x0092001C (9568284)
          • 0x0092001D (9568285)
        • Indexed list interface (0x0093nnnn)
          • 0x00930001 (9633793)
          • 0x00930002 (9633794)
          • 0x00930003 (9633795)
          • 0x00930004 (9633796)
          • 0x00930005 (9633797)
          • 0x00930006 (9633798)
          • 0x00930007 (9633799)
          • 0x00930008 (9633800)
          • 0x00930009 (9633801)
          • 0x0093000A (9633802)
          • 0x0093000B (9633803)
          • 0x0093000C (9633804)
          • 0x0093000D (9633805)
          • 0x0093000E (9633806)
        • Replication capture service (0x0103nnnn)
          • 0x01030001 (16973825)
          • 0x01030005 (16973829)
          • 0x01030010 (16973840)
          • 0x01030012 (16973842)
          • 0x01030015 (16973845)
          • 0x01030018 (16973848)
          • 0x01030020 (16973856)
          • 0x01030026 (16973862)
          • 0x0103002D (16973869)
          • 0x0103002E (16973870)
          • 0x0103002F (16973871)
          • 0x01030030 (16973872)
          • 0x01030031 (16973873)
          • 0x01030037 (16973879)
          • 0x0103003A (16973882)
          • 0x0103003C (16973884)
          • 0x0103003D (16973885)
          • 0x0103003E (16973886)
          • 0x0103003F (16973887)
          • 0x01030050 (16973904)
          • 0x01030070 (16973936)
          • 0x01030071 (16973937)
          • 0x01030090 (16973968)
          • 0x01030091 (16973969)
          • 0x01030092 (16973970)
          • 0x01030093 (16973971)
          • 0x010300A5 (16973989)
          • 0x010300A7 (16973991)
          • 0x010300A8 (16973992)
          • 0x010300A9 (16973993)
          • 0x010300AA (16973994)
          • 0x010300C1 (16974017)
          • 0x010300C3 (16974019)
          • 0x010300C5 (16974021)
          • 0x010300C6 (16974022)
          • 0x010300C7 (16974023)
          • 0x010300C8 (16974024)
          • 0x01030304 (16974596)
          • 0x01030308 (16974600)
          • 0x0103030A (16974602)
          • 0x0103030C (16974604)
          • 0x01030317 (16974615)
        • Replication log reader service (0x0109nnnn)
          • 0x01090001 (17367041)
          • 0x01090002 (17367042)
          • 0x01090003 (17367043)
          • 0x01090004 (17367044)
          • 0x01090006 (17367046)
        • Classic replication monitoring service (0x010bnnnn)
          • 0x010B000B (17498123)
          • 0x010B0015 (17498133)
          • 0x010B0016 (17498134)
          • 0x010B0017 (17498135)
          • 0x010B0018 (17498136)
          • 0x010B0019 (17498137)
          • 0x010B001A (17498138)
          • 0x010B001B (17498139)
          • 0x010B001C (17498140)
          • 0x010B001D (17498141)
          • 0x010B001F (17498143)
        • Classic replication runtime environment (0x010dnnnn)
          • 0x010D0001 (17629185)
          • 0x010D0002 (17629186)
          • 0x010D0003 (17629187)
          • 0x010D0004 (17629188)
          • 0x010D0005 (17629189)
          • 0x010D0006 (17629190)
          • 0x010D0007 (17629191)
          • 0x010D0008 (17629192)
          • 0x010D0009 (17629193)
          • 0x010D000A (17629194)
          • 0x010D000B (17629195)
          • 0x010D000C (17629196)
          • 0x010D000D (17629197)
          • 0x010D0015 (17629205)
          • 0x010D0016 (17629206)
          • 0x010D0017 (17629207)
          • 0x010D0018 (17629208)
          • 0x010D0019 (17629209)
          • 0x010D001A (17629210)
          • 0x010D001C (17629212)
          • 0x010D001D (17629213)
          • 0x010d002b (17629227)
          • 0x010d002f (17629231)
          • 0x010d0030 (17629232)
          • 0x010d0031 (17629233)
          • 0x010d0032 (17629234)
          • 0x010D0040 (17629248)
          • 0x010D0041 (17629249)
          • 0x010D0042 (17629250)
          • 0x010D0043 (17629251)
          • 0x010D0044 (17629252)
          • 0x010D0045 (17629253)
          • 0x010D0046 (17629254)
          • 0x010D0047 (17629255)
          • 0x010D0048 (17629256)
          • 0x010D0049 (17629257)
          • 0x010D0101 (17629441)
          • 0x010D0102 (17629442)
          • 0x010D0104 (17629444)
          • 0x010D0105 (17629445)
          • 0x010D0106 (17629446)
          • 0x010D0107 (17629447)
          • 0x010D0108 (17629448)
          • 0x010D0109 (17629449)
          • 0x010D010A (17629450)
          • 0x010D010B (17629451)
          • 0x010D010D (17629453)
          • 0x010D010E (17629454)
          • 0x010D010F (17629455)
          • 0x010D0110 (17629456)
          • 0x010D0111 (17629457)
          • 0x010D0112 (17629458)
          • 0x010D0113 (17629459)
          • 0x010D0114 (17629460)
          • 0x010D0116 (17629462)
          • 0x010D0119 (17629465)
          • 0x010D011D (17629469)
          • 0x010D011E (17629470)
          • 0x010D011F (17629471)
          • 0x010D0120 (17629472)
          • 0x010D0121 (17629473)
          • 0x010D0122 (17629474)
          • 0x010D0123 (17629475)
          • 0x010D0124 (17629476)
          • 0x010D0125 (17629477)
          • 0x010D0127 (17629479)
          • 0x010D0128 (17629480)
          • 0x010D0129 (17629481)
          • 0x010D012A (17629482)
          • 0x010D0139 (17629497)
          • 0x010D013A (17629498)
          • 0x010D013B (17629499)
          • 0x010D013C (17629500)
          • 0x010D013D (17629501)
          • 0x010D013E (17629502)
          • 0x010D013F (17629503)
          • 0x010D0140 (17629504)
          • 0x010D0141 (17629505)
          • 0x010D0142 (17629506)
          • 0x010D0143 (17629507)
          • 0x010D0144 (17629508)
          • 0x010D0145 (17629509)
          • 0x010D0146 (17629510)
          • 0x010D0147 (17629511)
          • 0x010D0148 (17629512)
          • 0x010D0149 (17629513)
          • 0x010D014A (17629514)
          • 0x010D014B (17629515)
        • Intertask communication messages (ICMs) (0x0112nnnn)
          • 0x01120001 (17956865)
          • 0x01120002 (17956866)
          • 0x01120003 (17956867)
          • 0x01120004 (17956868)
          • 0x01120005 (17956869)
          • 0x01120006 (17956870)
          • 0x01120007 (17956871)
          • 0x01120008 (17956872)
        • General server messages (CAC0)
          • CAC00100I
          • CAC00101I
          • CAC00102I
          • CAC00103I
          • CAC00104E
          • CAC00105I
          • CAC00106I
          • CAC00107E
          • CAC00107I
          • CAC00108E
          • CAC00109E
          • CAC00110E
          • CAC00110I
          • CAC00111E
          • CAC00111W
          • CAC00112E
          • CAC00113I
          • CAC00114W
          • CAC00115W
          • CAC00116E
          • CAC00117E
          • CAC00118E
          • CAC00119E
          • CAC00120I
          • CAC00121W
          • CAC00122E
          • CAC00123W
          • CAC00125E
          • CAC00130E
          • CAC00131E
          • CAC00132E
          • CAC00133E
          • CAC00134E
          • CAC00135W
          • CAC00136I
          • CAC00137W
          • CAC00138I
          • CAC00139I
          • CAC00140E
          • CAC00141E
          • CAC00142E
          • CAC00143E
          • CAC00144I
          • CAC00145I
          • CAC00150E
          • CAC00151E
          • CAC00152E
          • CAC00200I
          • CAC00201I
          • CAC00202W
          • CAC00203W
          • CAC00204I
          • CAC00205I
          • CAC00206W
          • CAC00207W
          • CAC00208I
          • CAC00209W
          • CAC00210W
          • CAC00211W
          • CAC00212W
          • CAC00213W
          • CAC00214W
          • CAC00215I
          • CAC00216W
          • CAC00217W
          • CAC00218W
          • CAC00219W
          • CAC00220I
          • CAC00221I
          • CAC00222W
          • CAC00223W
          • CAC00224W
          • CAC00225I
          • CAC00226W
          • CAC00227W
          • CAC00228W
          • CAC00229W
          • CAC00230W
          • CAC00231W
          • CAC00232W
          • CAC00233W
          • CAC00234W
          • CAC00235E
          • CAC00236W
          • CAC00237W
          • CAC00238W
          • CAC00239W
          • CAC00240E
          • CAC00241I
          • CAC00242I
          • CAC00243I
          • CAC00244W
          • CAC00245W
          • CAC00246W
          • CAC00247W
          • CAC00248W
          • CAC00249I
          • CAC00250W
          • CAC00251I
          • CAC00252I
          • CAC00253W
          • CAC00254W
          • CAC00255I
          • CAC00256I
          • CAC00257W
          • CAC00258W
          • CAC00259W
          • CAC00260W
          • CAC00261I
          • CAC00262W
          • CAC00263I
          • CAC00264E
          • CAC00265W
          • CAC00266I
          • CAC00267E
          • CAC00268W
          • CAC00269W
          • CAC00270W
          • CAC00271W
          • CAC00272W
          • CAC00273W
          • CAC00274W
          • CAC00275W
          • CAC00276W
          • CAC00277W
          • CAC00278W
          • CAC00279W
          • CAC00280E
          • CAC00281E
          • CAC00282W
          • CAC00283W
          • CAC00284I
          • CAC00285W
          • CAC00286I
          • CAC00287I
          • CAC00288I
          • CAC00289I
          • CAC00290W
          • CAC00291W
          • CAC00292W
          • CAC00293W
          • CAC00294E
          • CAC00295W
          • CAC00296W
          • CAC00297W
          • CAC00298I
          • CAC00299I
          • CAC00300W
          • CAC00301W
          • CAC00302I
          • CAC00303I
          • CAC00304I
          • CAC00305W
          • CAC00306W
          • CAC00307W
          • CAC00308W
          • CAC00309W
          • CAC00310W
          • CAC00311E
          • CAC00312E
          • CAC00313E
          • CAC00314W
          • CAC00315W
          • CAC00316W
          • CAC00317W
          • CAC00318W
          • CAC00319W
          • CAC00320E
          • CAC00321E
          • CAC00322W
          • CAC00323W
          • CAC00324W
          • CAC00325W
          • CAC00326W
          • CAC00403E
          • CAC00406E
          • CAC00407E
          • CAC00408E
          • CAC00413E
          • CAC00414E
          • CAC00415E
          • CAC00416E
          • CAC00417E
          • CAC00419E
          • CAC00423E
          • CAC00424E
          • CAC00425E
          • CAC00426E
          • CAC00427E
          • CAC00428E
          • CAC00429I
          • CAC00430I
          • CAC00501E
          • CAC00502E
          • CAC00503E
          • CAC00504E
          • CAC00505E
          • CAC00506E
          • CAC00507E
          • CAC00508E
          • CAC00509E
          • CAC00510E
          • CAC00511E
          • CAC00512E
          • CAC00519E
          • CAC00520E
          • CAC00521E
          • CAC00522I
          • CAC00523E
          • CAC00524E
          • CAC00525I
          • CAC00529I
          • CAC00530W
          • CAC00531E
        • Controller service (CACA)
          • CACA001I
          • CACA0117W
          • CACA0118W
          • CACA0119W
          • CACA0120I
          • CACA0121E
        • Logger service and log print utility (CACB)
          • CACB001E
          • CACB002I
          • CACB003I
          • CACB004E
          • CACB100E
          • CACB101E
          • CACB102W
          • CACB103E
          • CACB104E
          • CACB105E
          • CACB106E
          • CACB107W
          • CACB108I
          • CACB109E
          • CACB110W
          • CACB111W
          • CACB112I
          • CACB113I
          • CACB114W
          • CACB115I
          • CACB116I
          • CACB117E
          • CACB118E
          • CACB119I
          • CACB120E
          • CACB135W
          • CACB500E
          • CACB501E
          • CACB502E
          • CACB503E
          • CACB504E
          • CACB505E
          • CACB506E
          • CACB507E
          • CACB520E
          • CACB521I
          • CACB522E
          • CACB523E
          • CACB524E
        • Installation and customization (CACC)
          • CACC001E
          • CACC002E
          • CACC003E
          • CACC004E
          • CACC005E
          • CACC006E
          • CACC007E
          • CACC008E
          • CACC009E
          • CACC010E
          • CACC011E
          • CACC012E
          • CACC013E
          • CACC014E
          • CACC015E
          • CACC016E
          • CACC017E
          • CACC018E
          • CACC019E
          • CACC020W
          • CACC021E
          • CACC022E
          • CACC023I
          • CACC024E
          • CACC025E
          • CACC027E
          • CACC028E
        • Metadata catalog (CACD)
          • CACD001E
          • CACD002E
        • Query processor (QP) service (CACE)
          • CACE0107I
        • System exits (CACL)
          • CACL002E
          • CACL003W
          • CACL004E
          • CACL005E
          • CACL006W
          • CACL007E
          • CACL008E
          • CACL009E
          • CACL010E
          • CACL011I
          • CACL012I
          • CACL013E
          • CACL014E
          • CACL015E
          • CACL016E
          • CACL017E
          • CACL022W
          • CACL023E
        • Capture service (CECC)
          • CECC0001I (0x01020001)
          • CECC0003I (0x01020003)
          • CECC0004I (0x01020004)
          • CECC0005E (0x01020005)
          • CECC0012E (0x0102000C)
          • CECC0015E (0x0102000F)
          • CECC0016E (0x01020010)
          • CECC0017E (0x01020011)
          • CECC0018E (0x01020012)
          • CECC0020I (0x01020014)
          • CECC0021I (0x01020015)
          • CECC0022I (0x01020016)
          • CECC0023W (0x01020017)
          • CECC0024I (0x01020018)
          • CECC0030I (0x0102001E)
          • CECC0032I (0x01020020)
          • CECC0033I (0x01020021)
          • CECC0034I (0x01020022)
          • CECC0035I (0x01020023)
          • CECC0036E (0x01020024)
          • CECC0037E (0x01020025)
          • CECC0038I (0x01020026)
          • CECC0039I (0x01020027)
          • CECC0042E (0x0102002A)
          • CECC0043I (0x0102002B)
          • CECC0044I (0x0102002C)
          • CECC0045I (0x0102002D)
          • CECC0046I (0x0102002E)
          • CECC0047I (0x0102002F)
          • CECC0048E (0x01020030)
          • CECC0049I (0x01020031)
          • CECC0052I (0x01020034)
          • CECC0054I (0x01020036)
          • CECC0057E (0x01020039)
          • CECC0058I (0x0102003A)
          • CECC0059I (0x0102003B)
          • CECC0060W (0x0102003C)
          • CECC0061E (0x0102003D)
          • CECC0062I (0x0102003E)
          • CECC0063I (0x0102003F)
          • CECC0064W (0x01020040)
          • CECC0066I (0x01020042)
          • CECC0067I (0x01020043)
          • CECC0068E (0x01020044)
          • CECC0069E (0x01020045)
          • CECC0073I (0x01020049)
          • CECC0080E (0x01020050)
          • CECC0096I (0x01020060)
          • CECC0097W (0x01020061)
          • CECC0200I (0x010200C8)
          • CECC0201I (0x010200C9)
          • CECC0202I (0x010200CA)
          • CECC0203I (0x010200CB)
          • CECC0204I (0x010200CC)
          • CECC0205I (0x010200CD)
          • CECC0206I (0x010200CE)
          • CECC0207I (0x010200CF)
          • CECC0208I (0x010200D0)
          • CECC0209E (0x010200D1)
          • CECC0210E (0x010200D2)
          • CECC0213E (0x010200D5)
          • CECC0215I (0x010200D7)
          • CECC0216I (0x010200D8)
          • CECC0217I (0x010200D9)
          • CECC0218I (0x010200DA)
          • CECC0219I (0x010200DB)
          • CECC0220E (0x010200DC)
          • CECC0221E (0x010200DD)
          • CECC0222E (0x010200DE)
          • CECC0223I (0x010200DF)
          • CECC0240I (0x010200F0)
          • CECC0241I (0x010200F1)
          • CECC0242I (0x010200F2)
          • CECC0243I (0x010200F3)
          • CECC0244E (0x010200F4)
          • CECC0245I (0x010200f5)
          • CECC0246I (0x010200f6)
          • CECC0247I (0x010200f7)
          • CECC0248I (0x010200f8)
          • CECC0249E (0x010200f9)
          • CECC0257I (0x01020101)
          • CECC0258I (0x01020102)
          • CECC0259I (0x01020103)
          • CECC0261I (0x01020105)
          • CECC0262I (0x01020106)
          • CECC0263I (0x01020107)
          • CECC0264I (0x01020108)
          • CECC0265I (0x01020109)
          • CECC0269I (0x0102010D)
          • CECC0270I (0x0102010E)
          • CECC0271E (0x0102010F)
          • CECC0272I (0x01020110)
          • CECC0275I (0x01020113)
          • CECC0276I (0x01020114)
          • CECC0277I (0x01020115)
          • CECC0278I (0x01020116)
          • CECC0279I (0x01020117)
          • CECC0280I (0x01020118)
          • CECC0281I (0x01020119)
          • CECC0282E (0x0102011A)
          • CECC0283I (0x0102011B)
          • CECC0284I (0x0102011C)
          • CECC0286E (0x0102011E)
          • CECC0287I (0x0102011F)
          • CECC0288I (0x01020120)
          • CECC0289W (0x01020121)
          • CECC0290E (0x01020122)
          • CECC0291I (0x01020123)
          • CECC0292E (0x01020124)
          • CECC0293I (0x01020125)
          • CECC0294E (0x01020126)
          • CECC0295E (0x01020127)
          • CECC0296I (0x01020128)
          • CECC0297I (0x01020129)
          • CECC0304I (0x01020130)
          • CECC0305I (0x01020131)
          • CECC0306E (0x01020132)
          • CECC0307I (0x01020133)
          • CECC0308I (0x01020134)
          • CECC0309I (0x01020135)
          • CECC0310I (0x01020136)
          • CECC0311E (0x01020137)
          • CECC0312E (0x01020138)
          • CECC0313E (0x01020139)
          • CECC0320W (0x01020140)
          • CECC0321E (0x01020141)
          • CECC0322E (0x01020142)
          • CECC0323I (0x01020143)
          • CECC0324I (0x01020144)
          • CECC0325E (0x01020145)
          • CECC0326W (0x01020146)
          • CECC0328W (0x01020148)
          • CECC0329I (0x01020149)
          • CECC0330E (0x0102014a)
          • CECC0336I (0x01020150)
          • CECC0337I (0x01020151)
          • CECC0338E (0x01020152)
          • CECC0339I (0x01020153)
          • CECC0340I (0x01020154)
          • CECC0341E (0x01020155)
        • DBMS specific messages (CECD)
          • CECD0001E (0x01040001)
          • CECD0002E (0x01040002)
          • CECD0003E (0x01040003)
          • CECD0004E (0x01040004)
          • CECD0005E (0x01040005)
          • CECD0006E (0x01040006)
          • CECD0007E (0x01040007)
          • CECD0008E (0x01040008)
          • CECD0009E (0x01040009)
          • CECD0010E (0x0104000A)
          • CECD0011I (0x0104000B)
          • CECD0013E (0x0104000D)
          • CECD0014E (0x0104000E)
          • CECD0015E (0x0104000F)
          • CECD1024E (0x01040400)
          • CECD1025E (0x01040401)
          • CECD1026E (0x01040402)
          • CECD1028E (0x01040404)
          • CECD1033I (0x01040409)
          • CECD1035E (0x0104040B)
        • General log reader service (CECL)
          • 0x01080001 (17301505)
          • 0x01080002 (17301506)
          • 0x01080003 (17301507)
          • 0x01080004 (17301508)
          • 0x01080005 (17301509)
          • 0x01080006 (17301510)
          • 0x01080007 (17301511)
          • 0x01080008 (17301512)
          • 0x01080009 (17301513)
          • 0x0108000A (17301514)
          • 0x0108000B (17301515)
          • 0x0108000C (17301516)
          • 0x0108000D (17301517)
          • 0x0108000E (17301518)
          • 0x0108000F (17301519)
          • 0x01080010 (17301520)
          • 0x01080011 (17301521)
          • 0x01080012 (17301522)
        • Monitoring service (CECM)
          • CECM0001I (0x010A0001)
          • CECM0002I (0x010A0002)
          • CECM0010I (0x010A000A)
          • CECM0011I (0x010A000B)
          • CECM0014I (0x010A000E)
          • CECM0015I (0x010A000F)
          • CECM0016I (0x010A0010)
          • CECM0017I (0x010A0011)
          • CECM0018I (0x010A0012)
          • CECM0019I (0x010A0013)
          • CECM0020I (0x010A0014)
          • CECM0021W (0x010A0015)
          • CECM0022E (0x010A0016)
          • CECM0023E (0x010A0017)
          • CECM0024E (0x010A0018)
          • CECM0025E (0x010A0019)
          • CECM0026I (0x010A001A)
          • CECM0050W (0x010A0032)
          • CECM0051I (0x010A0033)
          • CECM0052I (0x010A0034)
          • CECM0053I (0x010A0035)
          • CECM0054I (0x010A0036)
          • CECM0055E (0x010A0037)
          • CECM0056E (0x010A0038)
          • CECM0057I (0x010A0039)
          • CECM0058I (0x010A003A)
          • CECM0059I (0x010A003B)
          • CECM0060I (0x010A003C)
        • Administration service (CECN)
          • CECN0001I (0x010C0001)
          • CECN0002I (0x010C0002)
          • CECN0005I (0x010C0005)
          • CECN0006I (0x010C0006)
          • CECN0007I (0x010C0007)
          • CECN0008I (0x010C0008)
          • CECN0009I (0x010C0009)
          • CECN0010I (0x010C000a)
          • CECN0011I (0x010C000b)
          • CECN0012I (0x010C000C)
          • CECN0013I (0x010C000D)
          • CECN0014I (0x010C000E)
          • CECN0015I (0x010C000F)
          • CECN0016E (0x010C0010)
          • CECN0017W (0x010C0011)
          • CECN0018E (0x010C0012)
          • CECN0019E (0x010C0013)
          • CECN0020E (0x010C0014)
          • CECN0022E (0x010C0016)
          • CECN0023E (0x010C0017)
          • CECN0024E (0x010C0018)
          • CECN0025E (0x010C0019)
          • CECN0026E (0x010C001A)
          • CECN0027E (0x010C001B)
          • CECN0028E (0x010C001C)
          • CECN0029E (0x010C001D)
          • CECN0030E (0x010C001E)
          • CECN0031E (0x010C001F)
          • CECN0032E (0x010C0020)
          • CECN0033E (0x010C0021)
          • CECN0034E (0x010C0022)
          • CECN0035E (0x010C0023)
          • CECN0036E (0x010C0024)
          • CECN0037E (0x010C0025)
          • CECN0038E (0x010C0026)
          • CECN0039E (0x010C0027)
          • CECN0040E (0x010C0028)
          • CECN0041E (0x010C0029)
          • CECN0042E (0x010C002A)
          • CECN0043E (0x010C002B)
          • CECN0044E (0x010C002C)
          • CECN0045E (0x010C002D)
          • CECN0046E (0x010C002E)
          • CECN0047E (0x010C002F)
          • CECN0048E (0x010C0030)
          • CECN0049E (0x010C0031)
          • CECN0050E (0x010C0032)
          • CECN0051E (0x010C0033)
          • CECN0052E (0x010C0034)
          • CECN0053E (0x010C0035)
          • CECN0054E (0x010C0036)
          • CECN0055E (0x010C0037)
          • CECN0056E (0x010C0038)
          • CECN0057E (0x010C0039)
          • CECN0058E (0x010C003A)
          • CECN0059E (0x010C003B)
          • CECN0060E (0x010C003C)
          • CECN0061E (0x010C003D)
          • CECN0062E (0x010C003E)
          • CECN0063E (0x010C003F)
          • CECN0064E (0x010C0040)
          • CECN0065I (0x010C0041)
          • CECN0066I (0x010C0042)
          • CECN0067I (0x010C0043)
          • CECN0068I (0x010C0044)
          • CECN0069I (0x010C0045)
          • CECN0070I (0x010C0046)
          • CECN0071I (0x010C0047)
          • CECN0072I (0x010C0048)
          • CECN0073I (0x010C0049)
          • CECN0074I (0x010C004A)
          • CECN0075I (0x010C004B)
          • CECN0076E (0x010C004C)
          • CECN0077I (0x010C004D)
          • CECN0078I (0x010C004E)
          • CECN0079I (0x010C004F)
          • CECN0080I (0x010C0050)
          • CECN0081I (0x010C0051)
          • CECN0082E (0x010C0052)
          • CECN0083I (0x010C0053)
          • CECN0084I (0x010C0054)
          • CECN0085I (0x010C0055)
          • CECN0086I (0x010C0056)
          • CECN0087I (0x010C0057)
          • CECN0088I (0x010C0058)
          • CECN0089I (0x010C0059)
          • CECN0090I (0x010C005A)
          • CECN0091I (0x010C005B)
          • CECN0092E (0x010C005C)
          • CECN0093I (0x010C005D)
          • CECN0094I (0x010C005E)
          • CECN0095I (0x010C005F)
          • CECN0096I (0x010C0060)
          • CECN0097I (0x010c0061)
          • CECN0099I (0x010C0063)
          • CECN0100E (0x010C0064)
          • CECN0101E (0x010C0065)
          • CECN0102I (0x010C0066)
          • CECN0103E (0x010C0067)
          • CECN0104E (0x010C0068)
          • CECN0105I (0x010C0069)
          • CECN0106E (0x010C006A)
          • CECN0107E (0x010C006B)
          • CECN0108E (0x010C006C)
          • CECN0109E (0x010C006D)
          • CECN0110E (0x010C006E)
          • CECN0111E (0x010C006F)
          • CECN0112E (0x010C0070)
          • CECN0113E (0x010C0071)
          • CECN0114E (0x010C0072)
          • CECN0115E (0x010C0073)
          • CECN0116E (0x010C0074)
          • CECN0117I (0x010C0075)
          • CECN0118I (0x010C0076)
          • CECN0119E (0x010C0077)
          • CECN0120E (0x010C0078)
          • CECN0121E (0x010C0079)
          • CECN0122E (0x010C007a)
          • CECN0123E (0x010C007B)
          • CECN0124E (0x010C007C)
          • CECN0125E (0x010C007D)
          • CECN0126W (0x010C007E)
          • CECN0127E (0x010C007F)
          • CECN0128E (0x010C0080)
          • CECN0129E (0x010C0081)
          • CECN0130I (0x010C0082)
          • CECN0131E (0x010C0083)
          • CECN0132I (0x010C0084)
          • CECN0133E (0x010C0085)
          • CECN0134I (0x010C0086)
          • CECN0135E (0x010C0087)
          • CECN0136E (0x010C0088)
          • CECN0137E (0x010C0089)
          • CECN0138E (0x010C008A)
          • CECN0139I (0x010c008b)
          • CECN0140I (0x010c008c)
          • CECN0141E (0x010c008d)
          • CECN0142I (0x010C008e)
          • CECN0143E(0x010C008f)
          • CECN0144I (0x010C0090)
          • CECN0145I (0x010c0091)
          • CECN0146E (0x010c0092)
          • CECN0147W (0x010C0093)
          • CECN0148W (0x010C0094)
          • CECN0149W (0x010C0095)
          • CECN0150W (0x010C0096)
          • CECN0151W (0x010C0097)
          • CECN0152W (0x010C0098)
          • CECN0153W (0x010C0099)
          • CECN0154W (0x010C009A)
          • CECN0155E (0x010C009B)
          • CECN0156I (0x010c009c)
          • CECN0157W (0x010C009D)
          • CECN0158W (0x010C009E)
          • CECN0159E (0x010C009F)
          • CECN0160W (0x010C00A0)
          • CECN0161I (0x010C00A1)
          • CECN0162W (0x010C00A2)
          • CECN0163I (0x010C00A3)
          • CECN0165E (0x010C00A5)
          • CECN0166W (0x010C00A6)
          • CECN0167E (0x010C00A7)
          • CECN0168E (0x010C00A8)
          • CECN0169E (0x010C00A9)
          • CECN0170E (0x010C00AA)
          • CECN0171E (0x010C00AB)
          • CECN0172W (0x010C00AC)
          • CECN0173W (0x010C00AD)
          • CECN0174E (0x010C00AE)
          • CECN0175E (0x010C00AF)
          • CECN0176I (0x010C00B0)
          • CECN0177E (0x010C00B1)
          • CECN0178I (0x010C00B2)
          • CECN0179I (0x010C00B3)
          • CECN0180E (0x010C00B4)
          • CECN0181E (0x010C00B5)
          • CECN0182I (0x010C00B6)
          • CECN0183E (0x010C00B7)
          • CECN0184E (0x010C00b8)
        • VSAM log reader service (CECV)
          • CECV0106E (0x010e006a)
          • CECV0107I (0x010e006b)
          • CECV0108I (0x010e006c)
        • Batch command processor and VSAM log delta utilities (CECY)
          • CECY0001I (0x011E0001)
          • CECY0002I (0x011E0002)
          • CECY0003I (0x011E0003)
          • CECY0004I (0x011E0004)
          • CECY0005I (0x011E0005)
          • CECY0006I (0x011E0006)
          • CECY0007I (0x011E0007)
          • CECY0008E (0x011E0008)
          • CECY0009E (0x011E0009)
          • CECY0010I (0x011E000A)
          • CECY0011I (0x011E000B)
          • CECY0012I (0x011E000C)
          • CECY0013I (0x011E000D)
          • CECY0014I (0x011E000E)
          • CECY0015I (0x011E000F)
          • CECY0016I (0x011E0010)
          • CECY0017W (0x011E0011)
          • CECY0018E (0x011E0012)
          • CECY0019E (0x011E0013)
          • CECY0020E (0x011E0014)
          • CECY0021E (0x011E0015)
          • CECY0022E (0x011E0016)
          • CECY0023E (0x011E0017)
          • CECY0024E (0x011E0018)
          • CECY0025E (0x011E0019)
          • CECY0026I (0x011E001A)
          • CECY0027I (0x011E001B)
          • CECY0028I (0x011E001C)
          • CECY0029I (0x011E001D)
          • CECY0030I (0x011E001E)
          • CECY0031I (0x011E001F)
          • CECY0257I (0x011E0101)
          • CECY0258I (0x011E0102)
          • CECY0259I (0x011E0103)
          • CECY0260E (0x011E0104)
          • CECY0261E (0x011E0105)
          • CECY0262I (0x011E0106)
          • CECY0263E (0x011E0107)
          • CECY0264E (0x011E0108)
          • CECY0265E (0x011E0109)
          • CECY0266E (0x011E010A)
          • CECY0267E (0x011E010B)
    • Troubleshooting and support
    • Best practices
  • IBM Data Replication IMS for z/OS Remote Source
    • Download IBM Data Replication IMS for z/OS Remote Source V11.4
    • Workflow for installing IMS Remote Source
    • Replication concepts
    • Release notes
      • Release notes for IMS Remote Source
      • Release notes for InfoSphere Classic Data Architect (CDA)
      • Release notes for CDC Management Server, Access Server, and target engines
    • System requirements and recommendations
      • z/OS system and software requirements
      • Container system requirements
      • System requirements for IBM Data Replication IMS for z/OS Remote Source and Classic Data Architect
      • System requirements for CDC Replication, Management Console and Access Server
    • Installing IMS Remote Source
      • Installing the container components
        • Installing the Podman/Docker platform
        • Downloading the container image
        • Verifying the downloaded archive file
        • Extracting and importing the container image for Docker
        • Extracting and importing the container image for Podman
        • Non-root user login
        • Setting up the container environment for Docker
        • Setting up the container environment for Podman
      • Installing and upgrading the IMS Remote Source z/OS log reader
        • Before you begin
        • Procedure for installation and customization
        • For your reference
          • IMS related information
            • Augmenting and downloading DBDs for IMS change data capture
            • PSB and PCB requirements and recommendations for use in refresh operations
            • Releasing IMS RECON data sets for reorganization
            • Reading and merging the contents of IMS logs
            • IMS subsystem inactivity
            • Understanding IMS units of recovery
          • z/OS operations
            • Classic data-server administration commands
            • Configuration parameters and commands to control your IMS Remote Source log reader
            • Printing the diagnostic log
            • The configuration migration and maintenance utility
            • Customizing the SAF exit to restrict container access
      • Installing the client tools
        • Installing the Classic Data Architect
          • Starting IBM Installation Manager
          • Using CDA to connect to a server configured with AT-TLS
          • Uninstalling the Classic Data Architect
          • Applying maintenance to the Classic Data Architect
        • Installing Access Server and Management Console
      • Installing the CDC Replication target engine
    • Upgrading the IMS Remote Source engine
    • Configuring IMS Remote Source
      • Code page requirements
      • Preparing a source IMS subsystem for replication
        • Augmenting DBDs for IMS change data capture
          • Augmentation of DBD and segment statements
          • EXIT parameter in DBD and SEGM statements
        • Setting up IMS notification exits
          • Customizing the configuration table module for IMS notification exits
          • Installing the partner program exit routine
        • Excluding IMS subsystems from ordering decisions
        • Using a BMP program to manage IMS subsystem inactivity automatically
        • Managing IMS subsystem inactivity manually
      • Downloading DBDs for IMS change data capture
      • Mapping source data into Classic logical tables
        • Configuring Classic Data Architect
          • Creating objects to organize your work
          • Creating connections to the data server operator service
          • Setting preferences for change data capture
          • Importing data definitions into projects
          • Granting privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Revoking privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Creating IMS tables and views
          • Modifying the PCB selection for IMS tables
          • Altering tables to support change data capture
          • Mapping tables and views for redefined data
          • Creating views on existing tables
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL builder
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL editor
            • Creating views on existing tables with the Properties view
          • Viewing and modifying object properties
            • Column properties
            • Database properties
            • Table properties
            • View properties
          • Adding or replacing columns in tables based on data definition files
          • Populating metadata catalogs
            • Generating DDL
            • Exporting SQL to a data server
          • Managing metadata catalog objects
            • Backing up the metadata catalog
            • Managing individual catalog objects
            • Impact analysis for IMS databases
            • Migrating between environments
        • Reusing table mappings using view overrides
        • Data type support in SQL operations
          • Binary strings
          • COBOL data types supported by the data server
          • PL/I data types supported by the data server
          • Constants
          • Columns for IMS
        • Binary table mappings
        • Mapping repeating data for change capture
      • Creating and managing subscriptions
    • After you install and configure IMS Remote Source
      • Refreshing your replication environment
      • Validation of the replication environment
      • Handling of invalid data
      • Understanding database transaction sequence and latency
      • Starting the container
      • Stopping the container
      • IMS-specific subscription processing
        • Reading IMS logs
          • Change streams
          • Subsystem inactivity management
          • Reading historical logs
        • Subscription processing overview
      • Capture cache and flow control overview
    • Securing IMS Remote Source
      • Enabling TLS
      • User authentication
      • Catalog security
      • Securing the z/OS log reader
    • Reference
      • Services and configuration parameters
        • Services overview
        • Global parameters for Classic data servers
          • DECODEBUFSIZE
          • FETCHBUFSIZE
          • MAXBUFFERSIZE
          • MAXCCNOD
          • MESSAGEPOOLSIZE
          • TASKPARM
          • COLUMNREPAIREXIT
          • IMSMANAGEDACBHLQ
        • Standard parameters for services
          • IDLETIMEOUT
          • INITIALTHREADS
          • MAXTHREADS
          • MAXUSERS
          • RESPONSETIMEOUT
          • SEQUENCE
          • TRACELEVEL
        • Service-specific parameters
          • CACHEINDICATOR
          • CLNTFETCHBUFSIZE
          • COMMSTRING
          • CONSOLELEVEL
          • CONTAINERNAME
          • CSDATAVALIDATEAC
          • CSREPORTLOGCOUNT
          • DBCSCODEPAGE
          • DISPLAYDATETIME
          • DISPLAYLOG
          • EVENTLOG
          • HEARTBEATINTRVAL
          • HEARTBEATTIMEOUT
          • HOSTCODEPAGE
          • LISTENPORT
          • LOGBUFSIZE
          • LOGURL
          • LOGTIEUPRECS
          • MAXHELPERTHREADS
          • MAXROWSEXAMINED
          • MAXROWSEXCACTION
          • MAXROWSRETURNED
          • MAXUSERS
          • MSGLIST
          • REMOTELRSURL
          • RMTSESSIONLIMIT
          • SAFEXIT
          • SHUTDOWNTIMEOUT
          • STARTUPTIMEOUT
          • STREAMMGRDELAY
          • STREAMNAME
          • TEMPFILESPACE
          • TIMEZONE
          • TRUNCATEWTOMSGS
          • UORDISCARDOPT
          • UORGROUPCOUNT
          • USERSUBPOOLMAX
          • VSAMRECID
          • ZOSCODEPAGE
      • Command reference
        • Subscription management commands
          • DISPLAY,REPL command
          • START,REPL command
          • SET,REPL command
          • STOP,REPL command
        • Classic data server administration commands
          • Starting a data server
          • STOP command
          • START,SERVICE command
          • STOP,SERVICE command
          • DISPLAY,ALL command
          • DISPLAY,MEMORY command
          • DISPLAY,SERVICES command
          • DISPLAY,USERS command
          • CANCEL command
          • DISPLAY,QUERIES command
          • CANCEL,QUERY command
        • Classic data server configuration commands
          • Commands for updating and displaying configurations for Classic data servers
            • ADD, DELETE, and DISPLAY service list commands
            • ADD configuration command
            • DELETE configuration command
            • DISPLAY configuration command
            • SET configuration command
          • Commands for importing and exporting configurations for a Classic data server
            • EXPORT configuration command
            • IMPORT configuration command
      • Utilities reference
        • The catalog initialization and maintenance utility (CACCATUT)
          • Estimating the size of the catalog initialization and maintenance utility
          • Creating and initializing sequential metadata catalogs
          • Copying metadata catalogs
          • Upgrading metadata catalogs
          • Reorganizing metadata catalogs
          • Loading system objects into metadata catalogs
          • Generating reports about metadata catalogs
        • The metadata utility
          • Running the metadata utility
          • Summary reports that are generated by the metadata utility
          • Return codes for the metadata utility
          • CONNECT TO SERVER statement for the metadata utility
          • GENERATE DDL statement for the metadata utility
        • The configuration maintenance utility
          • Features of the configuration report utility
          • Running the configuration maintenance utility
        • Viewing log messages with the log print utility
          • Parameters for configuring the log print utility
          • Filters for modifying output from the log print utility
        • Sample commands
      • SQL reference
        • General information
          • Language elements
            • Characters
            • Tokens
            • SQL statement format
            • SQL identifiers
              • Reserved words
            • Naming conventions
            • Authorization IDs and authorization names
            • Qualification of unqualified object names
            • Data types
              • Binary strings
              • Character string
              • Graphic strings
              • Numbers
              • COBOL data types supported by the data server
              • PL/I data types supported by the data server
                • Mapping PL/I complex data
            • Constants
          • General syntax diagrams
            • DROP statement
            • COMMENT ON statement
        • IMS
          • CREATE TABLE statement for IMS
          • Columns for IMS
          • Record arrays for IMS
          • CREATE INDEX statement for IMS
          • ALTER TABLE statement for IMS
        • SQL security
          • Overview of SQL security
          • Authorization
          • Authorization requirements for SQL statements
          • Database objects in SQL security
          • Defining user privileges
            • System privileges
            • Database privileges
            • Table and view privileges
        • Views
          • Record types in data definition examples
          • Views and the query processor in Classic federation
          • Advantages and disadvantages of views in Classic federation
          • Joined views in Classic federation
          • CREATE VIEW statement
          • DROP VIEW statement
      • System messages
        • How to interpret messages
        • Searching for a specific-return-code value
        • How to find additional information about messages
        • SQL error codes (-nnnn)
          • 0
          • -60
          • -84
          • -102
          • -104
          • -107
          • -109
          • -112
          • -113
          • -117
          • -119
          • -120
          • -121
          • -122
          • -125
          • -126
          • -127
          • -129
          • -134
          • -138
          • -150
          • -151
          • -153
          • -156
          • -158
          • -170
          • -171
          • -181
          • -182
          • -183
          • -185
          • -199
          • -203
          • -204
          • -205
          • -206
          • -208
          • -300
          • -301
          • -302
          • -303
          • -304
          • -305
          • -312
          • -313
          • -338
          • -401
          • -402
          • -405
          • -407
          • -408
          • -412
          • -415
          • -416
          • -419
          • -420
          • -421
          • -444
          • -469
          • -501
          • -502
          • -504
          • -514
          • -516
          • -517
          • -518
          • -519
          • -530
          • -537
          • -542
          • -551
          • -601
          • -602
          • -604
          • -607
          • -612
          • -637
          • -638
          • -644
          • -681
          • -682
          • -802
          • -803
          • -804
          • -811
          • -817
          • -870
          • -904
          • -922
          • -4901
          • -4902
          • -4903
          • -4904
          • -4905
          • -4906
          • -4907
          • -4908
          • -4909
          • -4910
          • -4911
        • General messages (0x0000nnnn)
          • 0x00000000 (0)
          • 0x00000001 (1)
          • 100
        • File processing (0x0002nnnn)
          • 0x00020000 (131072)
          • 0x00020001 (131073)
          • 0x00020002 (131074)
          • 0x00020003 (131075)
          • 0x00020004 (131076)
          • 0x00020005 (131077)
          • 0x00020006 (131078)
          • 0x00020007 (131079)
          • 0x00020008 (131080)
          • 0x00020009 (131081)
          • 0x0002000A (131082)
          • 0x0002000B (131083)
          • 0x0002000C (131084)
          • 0x0002000D (131085)
          • 0x0002000E (131086)
          • 0x0002000F (131087)
          • 0x00020010 (131088)
          • 0x00020011 (131089)
          • 0x00020012 (131090)
          • 0x00020013 (131091)
          • 0x00020014 (131092)
        • Query processor (0x000bnnnn)
          • 0x000B0003 (720899)
          • 0x000B000C (720908)
          • 0x000B000E (720910)
          • 0x000B0010 (720912)
          • 0x000B0013 (720915)
          • 0x000B0016 (720918)
          • 0x000B001B (720923)
          • 0x000B0024 (720932)
          • 0x000B0040 (720960)
          • 0x000B0041 (720961)
          • 0x000B0042 (720962)
          • 0x000B0043 (720963)
          • 0x000B0044 (720964)
          • 0x000B0045 (720965)
          • 0x000B0046 (720966)
          • 0x000B0047 (720967)
          • 0x000B0048 (720968)
          • 0x000B0049 (720969)
          • 0x000B004A (720970)
        • JDBC driver (0x0013nnnn)
          • 0x00130002 (1245186)
          • 0x00130003 (1245187)
          • 0x00130004 (1245188)
          • 0x00130005 (1245189)
          • 0x00130007 (1245191)
          • 0x00130008 (1245192)
          • 0x00130009 (1245193)
          • 0x0013000A (1245194)
          • 0x0013000B (1245195)
          • 0x0013000C (1245196)
          • 0x0013000D (1245197)
          • 0x0013000E (1245198)
          • 0x0013000F (1245199)
          • 0x00130010 (1245200)
          • 0x00130012 (1245202)
          • 0x00130015 (1245205)
          • 0x00130016 (1245206)
          • 0x00130017 (1245207)
          • 0x00130018 (1245208)
          • 0x00130100 (1245440)
        • System Log Stream (SLS) interface (0x0015nnnn)
          • 0x0015000D (1376269)
          • 0x0015000E (1376270)
          • 0x0015000F (1376271)
          • 0x00150010 (1376272)
          • 0x00150011 (1376273)
          • 0x00150015 (1376277)
          • 0x00150016 (1376278)
          • 0x00150019 (1376281)
        • SQL data handling (0x002fnnnn)
          • 0x002f0001
          • 0x002f0002 (3080194)
          • 0x002f0003 (3080195)
        • B-tree (0x0042nnnn)
          • 0x00420009 (4325385)
          • 0x0042000A (4325386)
          • 0x0042000B (4325387)
          • 0x0042000C (4325388)
          • 0x0042000D (4325389)
          • 0x0042000E (4325390)
          • 0x0042000F (4325391)
          • 0x00420010 (4325392)
          • 0x00420011 (4325393)
          • 0x00420012 (4325394)
          • 0x00420013 (4325395)
          • 0x00420014 (4325396)
          • 0x00420015 (4325397)
          • 0x00420016 (4325398)
          • 0x00420017 (4325399)
        • Query processor (0x0049nnnn)
          • 0x00490009 (4784137)
        • User exit processing errors (0x004dnnnn)
          • 0x004D0002 (5046274)
          • 0x004D0005 (5046277)
          • 0x004D0007 (5046279)
          • 0x004D0008 (5046280)
          • 0x004D000F (5046287)
          • 0x004D0010 (5046288)
          • 0x004D0013 (5046291)
          • 0x004D0014 (5046292)
          • 0x004D0015 (5046293)
          • 0x004D0016 (5046294)
          • 0x004D0017 (5046295)
          • 0x004D0018 (5046296)
          • 0x004D0019 (5046297)
          • 0x004D001A (5046298)
          • 0x004D001B (5046299)
          • 0x004D001C (5046300)
          • 0x004D001D (5046301)
        • Query processor control (0x0055nnnn)
          • 0x00550052 (5570642)
          • 0x00550053 (5570643)
          • 0x00550070 (5570672)
          • 0x00550077 (5570679)
        • CLI and ODBC clients (0x0056nnnn)
          • 0x00560001 (5636097)
          • 0x00560002 (5636098)
          • 0x00560003 (5636099)
          • 0x00560010 (5636112)
          • 0x00560011 (5636113)
          • 0x00560012 (5636114)
          • 0x00560013 (5636115)
          • 0x00560014 (5636116)
          • 0x00560015 (5636117)
          • 0x00560016 (5636118)
          • 0x00560017 (5636119)
          • 0x00560018 (5636120)
          • 0x00560019 (5636121)
          • 0x00560020 (5636128)
          • 0x00560021 (5636129)
          • 0x00560022 (5636130)
          • 0x00560023 (5636131)
          • 0x00560024 (5636132)
          • 0x00560025 (5636133)
          • 0x00560026 (5636134)
          • 0x00560027 (5636135)
          • 0x00560030 (5636144)
          • 0x00560031 (5636145)
          • 0x00560032 (5636146)
          • 0x00560033 (5636147)
          • 0x00560034 (5636148)
          • 0x00560035 (5636149)
          • 0x00560036 (5636150)
          • 0x00560037 (5636151)
          • 0x00560038 (5636152)
          • 0x00560039 (5636153)
          • 0x0056003A (5636154)
          • 0x0056003B (5636155)
          • 0x0056003C (5636156)
          • 0x0056003D (5636157)
          • 0x0056003E (5636158)
          • 0x0056003F (5636159)
          • 0x00560050 (5636176)
          • 0x00560051 (5636177)
          • 0x00560052 (5636178)
          • 0x00560053 (5636179)
          • 0x00560054 (5636180)
          • 0x00560055 (5636181)
          • 0x00560056 (5636182)
          • 0x00560057 (5636183)
          • 0x00560058 (5636184)
          • 0x00560059 (5636185)
          • 0x0056005A (5636186)
          • 0x0056005B (5636187)
          • 0x0056005C (5636188)
          • 0x0056005D (5636189)
          • 0x0056005E (5636190)
          • 0x0056005F (5636191)
          • 0x00560060 (5636192)
          • 0x00560061 (5636193)
          • 0x00560062 (5636194)
          • 0x00560063 (5636195)
          • 0x00560064 (5636196)
          • 0x00560070 (5636208)
          • 0x00560071 (5636209)
          • 0x00560072 (5636210)
          • 0x00560073 (5636211)
          • 0x00560074 (5636212)
          • 0x00560075 (5636213)
          • 0x00560076 (5636214)
          • 0x00560077 (5636215)
          • 0x00560078 (5636216)
          • 0x00560079 (5636217)
          • 0x00560080 (5636224)
          • 0x00560081 (5636225)
          • 0x00560082 (5636226)
          • 0x00560083 (5636227)
          • 0x00560084 (5636228)
          • 0x00560085 (5636229)
          • 0x00560086 (5636230)
          • 0x00560087 (5636231)
          • 0x00560088 (5636232)
          • 0x00560089 (5636233)
          • 0x0056008A (5636234)
          • 0x0056008B (5636235)
          • 0x0056008C (5636236)
          • 0x0056008D (5636237)
          • 0x0056008E (5636238)
          • 0x0056008F (5636239)
          • 0x00560090 (5636240)
          • 0x00560091 (5636241)
          • 0x00560092 (5636242)
          • 0x00560093 (5636243)
          • 0x00560094 (5636244)
          • 0x00560095 (5636245)
          • 0x00560096 (5636246)
        • Metadata catalog (0x0057nnnn)
          • 0x00570001 (5701633)
          • 0x00570012 (5701650)
          • 0x00570014 (5701652)
          • 0x00570016 (5701654)
          • 0x00570017 (5701655)
          • 0x00570018 (5701656)
          • 0x0057001B (5701659)
          • 0x0057001C (5701660)
          • 0x0057001D (5701661)
          • 0x0057001e (5701662)
          • 0x00570021 (5701665)
          • 0x00570022 (5701666)
          • 0x00570023 (5701667)
          • 0x00570024 (5701668)
          • 0x0057002B (5701675)
          • 0x0057002C (5701676)
          • 0x0057002D (5701677)
          • 0x00570031 (5701681)
          • 0x00570032 (5701682)
          • 0x00570033 (5701683)
          • 0x00570034 (5701684)
          • 0x00570035 (5701685)
          • 0x00570036 (5701686)
          • 0x00570038 (5701688)
          • 0x00570039 (5701689)
          • 0x0057003A (5701690)
          • 0x00570042 (5701698)
          • 0x00570044 (5701700)
          • 0x00570045 (5701701)
          • 0x00570046 (5701702)
          • 0x00570047 (5701703)
          • 0x00570048 (5701704)
          • 0x00570049 (5701705)
          • 0x0057004A (5701706)
          • 0x0057004C (5701708)
          • 0x0057004D (5701709)
          • 0x0057004E (5701710)
          • 0x0057004F (5701711)
          • 0x00570051 (5701713)
          • 0x00570053 (5701715)
          • 0x00570054 (5701716)
          • 0x00570055 (5701717)
          • 0x00570056 (5701718)
          • 0x00570057 (5701719)
          • 0x00570058 (5701720)
          • 0x00570059 (5701721)
          • 0x0057005A (5701722)
          • 0x0057005B (5701723)
          • 0x0057005C (5701724)
          • 0x0057005D (5701725)
          • 0x0057005E (5701726)
          • 0x0057005F (5701727)
          • 0x00570061 (5701729)
          • 0x00570062 (5701730)
          • 0x00570063 (5701731)
          • 0x00570064 (5701732)
          • 0x00570065 (5701733)
          • 0x00570066 (5701734)
          • 0x00570067 (5701735)
          • 0x00570068 (5701736)
          • 0x00570069 (5701737)
          • 0x0057006A (5701738)
          • 0x0057006B (5701739)
          • 0x0057006C (5701740)
          • 0x0057006D (5701741)
          • 0x0057006E (5701742)
          • 0x00570070 (5701744)
          • 0x00570071 (5701745)
          • 0x00570072 (5701746)
          • 0x00570073 (5701747)
          • 0x00570074 (5701748)
          • 0x00570075 (5701749)
          • 0x00570076 (5701750)
          • 0x00570077 (5701751)
          • 0x00570078 (5701752)
          • 0x00570079 (5701753)
          • 0x0057007A (5701754)
          • 0x0057007B (5701755)
          • 0x0057007C (5701756)
          • 0x0057007D (5701757)
          • 0x0057007E (5701758)
          • 0x0057007F (5701759)
          • 0x00570080 (5701760)
          • 0x00570081 (5701761)
          • 0x00570082 (5701762)
          • 0x00570083 (5701763)
          • 0x00570084 (5701764)
          • 0x0057008C (5701772)
          • 0x0057008D (5701773)
          • 0x0057008E (5701774)
          • 0x0057008F (5701775)
          • 0x00570090 (5701776)
          • 0x00570091 (5701777)
          • 0x00570093 (5701779)
          • 0x00570094 (5701780)
          • 0x00570095 (5701781)
          • 0x00570096 (5701782)
          • 0x00570097 (5701783)
          • 0x00570098 (5701784)
          • 0x0057009A (5701786)
          • 0x0057009B (5701787)
          • 0x0057009C (5701788)
          • 0x0057009D (5701789)
          • 0x0057009E (5701790)
          • 0x005700A0 (5701792)
          • 0x005700A1 (5701793)
          • 0x005700A2 (5701794)
          • 0x005700A3 (5701795)
          • 0x005700A4 (5701796)
          • 0x005700A5 (5701797)
          • 0x005700A6 (5701798)
          • 0x005700A7 (5701799)
          • 0x005700A8 (5701800)
          • 0x005700A9 (5701801)
          • 0x005700AA (5701802)
          • 0x005700AB (5701803)
          • 0x005700AC (5701804)
          • 0x005700AD (5701805)
          • 0x005700AE (5701806)
          • 0x005700AF (5701807)
          • 0x005700B0 (5701808)
          • 0x005700B1 (5701809)
          • 0x005700B2 (5701810)
          • 0x005700B3 (5701811)
          • 0x005700B4 (5701812)
          • 0x005700B5 (5701813)
          • 0x005700B6 (5701814)
          • 0x005700B7 (5701815)
          • 0x005700B8 (5701816)
          • 0x005700B9 (5701817)
          • 0x005700BA (5701818)
          • 0x005700BB (5701819)
          • 0x005700BC (5701820)
          • 0x005700BD (5701821)
          • 0x005700BE (5701822)
          • 0x005700BF (5701823)
          • 0x005700CF (5701839)
          • 0x005700D0 (5701840)
          • 0x005700D1 (5701841)
          • 0x005700D2 (5701842)
          • 0x005700D3 (5701843)
          • 0x005700D4 (5701844)
          • 0x005700D5 (5701845)
          • 0x005700D6 (5701846)
          • 0x005700D7 (5701847)
          • 0x005700D8 (5701848)
          • 0x005700D9 (5701849)
          • 0x005700DA (5701850)
          • 0x005700DB (5701851)
          • 0x005700DC (5701852)
          • 0x005700DD (5701853)
          • 0x005700DE (5701854)
          • 0x005700DF (5701855)
          • 0x005700E0 (5701856)
          • 0x005700E1 (5701857)
          • 0x005700E2 (5701858)
          • 0x005700E3 (5701859)
          • 0x005700E4 (5701860)
          • 0x005700E6 (5701862)
          • 0x005700E7 (5701863)
          • 0x005700E8 (5701864)
          • 0x005700E9 (5701865)
          • 0x005700EA (5701866)
          • 0x005700EB (5701867)
          • 0x005700EC (5701868)
          • 0x005700ED (5701869)
          • 0x005700EE (5701870)
          • 0x005700EF (5701871)
          • 0x005700F0 (5701872)
          • 0x005700F1 (5701873)
          • 0x005700F2 (5701874)
          • 0x005700F3 (5701875)
          • 0x005700F4 (5701876)
          • 0x005700F5 (5701877)
          • 0x005700F6 (5701878)
          • 0x005700F7 (5701879)
          • 0x005700F8 (5701880)
          • 0x005700F9 (5701881)
          • 0x005700FA (5701882)
          • 0x005700FB (5701883)
          • 0x005700FC (5701884)
          • 0x00570101 (5701889)
          • 0x00570102 (5701890)
          • 0x00570103 (5701891)
          • 0x00570104 (5701892)
          • 0x00570105 (5701893)
          • 0x00570106 (5701894)
          • 0x00570107 (5701895)
          • 0x00570108 (5701896)
          • 0x00570109 (5701897)
          • 0x0057010A (5701898)
          • 0x0057010B (5701899)
          • 0x0057010C (5701900)
          • 0x0057010D (5701901)
          • 0x0057010E (5701902)
          • 0x0057010F (5701903)
          • 0x00570110 (5701904)
          • 0x00570111 (5701905)
          • 0x00570112 (5701906)
          • 0x00570113 (5701907)
          • 0x00570114 (5701908)
          • 0x00570115 (5701909)
          • 0x00570120 (5701920)
          • 0x00570121 (5701921)
          • 0x00570122 (5701922)
          • 0x00570123 (5701923)
          • 0x00570124 (5701924)
          • 0x00570125 (5701925)
          • 0x00570126 (5701926)
          • 0x00570127 (5701927)
          • 0x00570128 (5701928)
          • 0x00570129 (5701929)
          • 0x0057012A (5701930)
          • 0x00570170 (5702000)
          • 0x00570171 (5702001)
          • 0x00570172 (5702002)
          • 0x00570173 (5702003)
          • 0x00570174 (5702004)
          • 0x00570175 (5702005)
          • 0x00570176 (5702006)
          • 0x00570177 (5702007)
          • 0x00570178 (5702008)
          • 0x00570179 (5702009)
          • 0x0057017A (5702010)
          • 0x0057017C (5702012)
          • 0x0057017D (5702013)
          • 0x0057017E (5702014)
          • 0x0057017F (5702015)
          • 0x00570180 (5702016)
          • 0x00570181 (5702017)
          • 0x00570182 (5702018)
          • 0x00570183 (5702019)
          • 0x00570184 (5702020)
          • 0x00570185 (5702021)
          • 0x00570186 (5702022)
          • 0x00570187 (5702023)
          • 0x00570188 (5702024)
          • 0x00570189 (5702025)
          • 0x0057018A (5702026)
          • 0x0057018B (5702027)
          • 0x0057018C (5702028)
          • 0x0057018D (5702029)
          • 0x0057018E (5702030)
          • 0x0057018F (5702031)
          • 0x00570190 (5702032)
          • 0x00570191 (5702033)
          • 0x00570192 (5702034)
          • 0x00570193 (5702035)
          • 0x00570194 (5702036)
          • 0x00570195 (5702037)
          • 0x00570196 (5702038)
        • Connection handler (0x0063nnnn)
          • 0x00630008 (6488072)
          • 0x00630009 (6488073)
          • 0x0063000A (6488074)
          • 0x0063000B (6488075)
          • 0x0063000C (6488076)
          • 0x0063000D (6488077)
          • 0x0063000E (6488078)
          • 0x0063000F (6488079)
          • 0x00630010 (6488080)
          • 0x00630011 (6488081)
          • 0x00630012 (6488082)
        • Configuration management (0x0065nnnn)
          • 0x00650002 (6619138)
          • 0x00650003 (6619139)
          • 0x00650005 (6619141)
          • 0x00650008 (6619144)
          • 0x00650009 (6619145)
          • 0x0065000A (6619146)
        • Virtual messaging interface (0x0066nnnn)
          • 0x00660002 (6684674)
          • 0x00660003 (6684675)
          • 0x00660004 (6684676)
          • 0x00660005 (6684677)
          • 0x00660006 (6684678)
          • 0x00660007 (6684679)
          • 0x00660009 (6684681)
          • 0x0066000B (6684683)
          • 0x0066000C (6684684)
        • Local queue protocol (0x0067nnnn)
          • 0x00670001 (6750209)
          • 0x00670002 (6750210)
          • 0x00670003 (6750211)
          • 0x00670004 (6750212)
          • 0x00670007 (6750215)
          • 0x0067000A (6750218)
          • 0x0067000B (6750219)
          • 0x0067000C (6750220)
          • 0x00670012 (6750226)
          • 0x00670013 (6750227)
          • 0x00670014 (6750228)
        • TCP/IP SKT protocol (0x0068nnnn)
          • 0x0068000A (6815754)
          • 0x0068000C (6815756)
          • 0x0068000F (6815759)
          • 0x00680010 (6815760)
          • 0x00680011 (6815761)
          • 0x00680012 (6815762)
          • 0x00680013 (6815763)
          • 0x00680014 (6815764)
          • 0x00680015 (6815765)
          • 0x00680017 (6815767)
          • 0x00680018 (6815768)
          • 0x00680019 (6815769)
          • 0x0068001A (6815770)
          • 0x0068001B (6815771)
          • 0x0068001C (6815772)
          • 0x0068001d (6815773)
          • 0x0068001e (6815774)
          • 0x0068001f (6815775)
          • 0x00680020 (6815776)
          • 0x00680021 (6815777)
        • Virtual communications interface (VCI) (0x0069nnnn)
          • 0x00690002 (6881282)
          • 0x00690003 (6881283)
          • 0x00690004 (6881284)
          • 0x00690005 (6881285)
          • 0x00690006 (6881286)
          • 0x00690008 (6881288)
          • 0x00690009 (6881289)
          • 0x0069000A (6881290)
          • 0x0069000B (6881291)
          • 0x0069000C (6881292)
          • 0x0069000D (6881293)
          • 0x0069000E (6881294)
          • 0x0069000F (6881295)
          • 0x00690010 (6881296)
          • 0x00690012 (6881298)
          • 0x00690013 (6881299)
          • 0x00690014 (6881300)
          • 0x00690015 (6881301)
          • 0x00690016 (6881302)
          • 0x00690017 (6881303)
          • 0x00690018 (6881304)
        • z/OS components (0x006annnn)
          • 0x006A004E (6946894)
          • 0x006a006c (6946924)
          • 0x006a006d (6946925)
          • 0x006a006e (6946926)
          • 0x006a006f (6946927)
          • 0x006a0070 (6946928)
          • 0x006a0071 (6946929)
          • 0x006a0072 (6946930)
          • 0x006a0073 (6946931)
          • 0x006a0074 (6946932)
        • ICU/NLS (0x006fnnnn)
          • 0x006F0001 (7274497)
          • 0x006F0002 (7274498)
          • 0x006F0003 (7274499)
          • 0x006F0004 (7274500)
          • 0x006F0005 (7274501)
          • 0x006F0006 (7274502)
          • 0x006F0007 (7274503)
          • 0x006F0008 (7274504)
          • 0x006F0009 (7274505)
          • 0x006F000A (7274506)
        • Dynamic catalog update (0x0071nnnn - 0x0074nnnn)
          • 0x00710001 (7405569)
          • 0x00710002 (7405570)
          • 0x00710003 (7405571)
          • 0x00710004 (7405572)
          • 0x00710005 (7405573)
          • 0x00710006 (7405574)
          • 0x00710007 (7405575)
          • 0x00710008 (7405576)
          • 0x00710009 (7405577)
          • 0x0071000A (7405578)
          • 0x0071000B (7405579)
          • 0x0071000C (7405580)
          • 0x0071000D (7405581)
          • 0x0071000E (7405582)
          • 0x0071000F (7405583)
          • 0x00710010 (7405584)
          • 0x00710011 (7405585)
          • 0x00710012 (7405586)
          • 0x00710013 (7405587)
          • 0x00710014 (7405588)
          • 0x00710015 (7405589)
          • 0x00710016 (7405590)
          • 0x00710017 (7405591)
          • 0x00710018 (7405592)
          • 0x00710019 (7405593)
          • 0x0071001A (7405594)
          • 0x0071001B (7405595)
          • 0x0071001C (7405596)
          • 0x0071001D (7405597)
          • 0x0071001E (7405598)
          • 0x0071001F (7405599)
          • 0x00710020 (7405600)
          • 0x00710021 (7405601)
          • 0x00710022 (7405602)
          • 0x00710200 (7406080)
          • 0x00710201 (7406081)
          • 0x00710202 (7406082)
          • 0x00710203 (7406083)
          • 0x00710300 (7406336)
          • 0x00710301 (7406337)
          • 0x00710302 (7406338)
          • 0x00710303 (7406339)
          • 0x00710304 (7406340)
          • 0x00710305 (7406341)
          • 0x00710400 (7406592)
          • 0x00710401 (7406593)
          • 0x00710600 (7407104)
          • 0x00710601 (7407105)
          • 0x00710602 (7407106)
          • 0x00710700 (7407360)
          • 0x00710701 (7407361)
          • 0x00710702 (7407362)
          • 0x00720001 (7471105)
          • 0x00720002 (7471106)
          • 0x00720003 (7471107)
          • 0x00720004 (7471108)
          • 0x00720005 (7471109)
          • 0x00720009 (7471113)
          • 0x0072000A (7471114)
          • 0x0072000B (7471115)
          • 0x0072000C (7471116)
          • 0x0072000D (7471117)
          • 0x0072000E (7471118)
          • 0x0072000F (7471119)
          • 0x00720010 (7471120)
          • 0x00720011 (7471121)
          • 0x00720012 (7471122)
          • 0x00720013 (7471123)
          • 0x00720014 (7471124)
          • 0x00720015 (7471125)
          • 0x00720016 (7471126)
          • 0x00720017 (7471127)
          • 0x00720200 (7471616)
          • 0x00720201 (7471617)
          • 0x00720202 (7471618)
          • 0x00720203 (7471619)
          • 0x00720204 (7471620)
          • 0x00720205 (7471621)
          • 0x00720206 (7471622)
          • 0x00720207 (7471623)
          • 0x00720208 (7471624)
          • 0x00720209 (7471625)
          • 0x0072020A (7471626)
          • 0x0072020B (7471627)
          • 0x0072020C (7471628)
          • 0x0072020D
          • 0x0072020E
          • 0x0072020F
          • 0x00720210 (7471632)
          • 0x00720300 (7471872)
          • 0x00720301 (7471873)
          • 0x00720302 (7471874)
          • 0x00720303 (7471875)
          • 0x00720304 (7471876)
          • 0x00720305 (7471877)
          • 0x00720306 (7471878)
          • 0x00720307 (7471879)
          • 0x00720308 (7471880)
          • 0x00720309 (7471881)
          • 0x0072030A (7471882)
          • 0x0072030B (7471883)
          • 0x0072030C (7471884)
          • 0x00720500 (7472384)
          • 0x00720501
          • 0x00720502 (7472386)
          • 0x00720504 (7472388)
          • 0x00720505 (7472389)
          • 0x00720506 (7472390)
          • 0x00720507 (7472391)
          • 0x00720508 (7472392)
          • 0x00720509 (7472393)
          • 0x0072050A (7472394)
          • 0x0072050B (7472395)
          • 0x0072050C
          • 0x0072050D (7472397)
          • 0x0072050E (7472398)
          • 0x0072050F (7472399)
          • 0x00720510 (7472400)
          • 0x00720511 (7472401)
          • 0x00720512 (7472402)
          • 0x00720513 (7472403)
          • 0x00720514 (7472404)
          • 0x00720515 (7472405)
          • 0x00720517 (7472407)
          • 0x00720518 (7472408)
          • 0x00720519 (7472409)
          • 0x0072051A (7472410)
          • 0x0072051B (7472411)
          • 0x0072051C (7472412)
          • 0x0072051D (7472413)
          • 0x0072051E (7472414)
          • 0x0072051F (7472415)
          • 0x00720520 (7472416)
          • 0x00720600 (7472640)
          • 0x00720601 (7472641)
          • 0x00720602 (7472642)
          • 0x00720603 (7472643)
          • 0x00720604 (7472644)
          • 0x00720605 (7472645)
          • 0x00720606 (7472646)
          • 0x00720607 (7472647)
          • 0x00720608 (7472648)
          • 0x00720609 (7472649)
          • 0x0072060A (7472650)
          • 0x0072060B (7472651)
          • 0x0072060C (7472652)
          • 0x0072060D (7472653)
          • 0x0072060E (7472654)
          • 0x0072060F (7472655)
          • 0x00720610 (7472656)
          • 0x00720611 (7472657)
          • 0x00720612 (7472658)
          • 0x00720613 (7472659)
          • 0x00720700 (7472896)
          • 0x00720701 (7472897)
          • 0x00720702 (7472898)
          • 0x00720703 (7472899)
          • 0x00720704 (7472900)
          • 0x00720705 (7472901)
          • 0x00720706 (7472902)
          • 0x00720707 (7472903)
          • 0x00720710 (7472912)
          • 0x00720711 (7472913)
          • 0x00720713 (7472915)
          • 0x00720714 (7472916)
          • 0x00720715 (7472917)
          • 0x00720716 (7472918)
          • 0x00720718 (7472920)
          • 0x00720719 (7472921)
          • 0x0072071A (7472922)
          • 0x0072071b (7472923)
          • 0x0072071C (7471132)
          • 0x0072071D (7472925)
          • 0x00730001 (7536641)
          • 0x00730002 (7536642)
          • 0x00730003 (7536643)
          • 0x00730004 (7536644)
          • 0x00730005 (7536645)
          • 0x00730601 (7538177)
          • 0x00730602 (7538178)
          • 0x00740001 (7602177)
          • 0x00740002 (7602178)
          • 0x00740003 (7602179)
          • 0x00740004 (7602180)
          • 0x00740005 (7602181)
          • 0x00740006 (7602182)
          • 0x00740007 (7602183)
          • 0x00740008 (7602184)
          • 0x00740009 (7602185)
          • 0x0074000A (7602186)
          • 0x0074000B (7602187)
          • 0x00740201 (7602689)
          • 0x00740202 (7602690)
          • 0x00740203 (7602691)
          • 0x00740301 (7602945)
          • 0x00740302 (7602946)
          • 0x00740502 (7603458)
          • 0x00740503 (7603459)
          • 0x00740504 (7603460)
          • 0x00740505 (7603461)
          • 0x00740506 (7603462)
          • 0x00740507 (7603463)
          • 0x00740601 (7603713)
          • 0x00740602 (7603714)
          • 0x00740603 (7603715)
          • 0x00740604 (7603716)
          • 0x00740605 (7603717)
          • 0x00740606 (7603718)
          • 0x00740701 (7603969)
          • 0x00740702 (7603970)
          • 0x00740703 (7603971)
        • Metadata utility (0x0076nnnn)
          • 0x00760000 (7733248)
          • 0x00760001 (7733249)
          • 0x00760002 (7733250)
          • 0x00760003 (7733251)
          • 0x00760004 (7733252)
          • 0x00760005 (7733253)
          • 0x00760006 (7733254)
          • 0x00760007 (7733255)
          • 0x00760008 (7733256)
          • 0x00760009 (7733257)
          • 0x0076000A (7733258)
          • 0x0076000B (7733259)
          • 0x0076000C (7733260)
          • 0x0076000D (7733261)
          • 0x0076000E (7733262)
          • 0x0076000F (7733263)
          • 0x00760010 (7733264)
          • 0x00760011 (7733265)
          • 0x00760012 (7733266)
          • 0x00760013 (7733267)
          • 0x00760014 (7733268)
          • 0x00760015 (7733269)
          • 0x00760016 (7733270)
          • 0x00760017 (7733271)
          • 0x00760018 (7733272)
          • 0x00760019 (7733273)
          • 0x0076001A (7733274)
          • 0x0076001B (7733275)
          • 0x0076001C (7733276)
          • 0x0076001D (7733277)
          • 0x0076001E (7733278)
          • 0x0076001F (7733279)
          • 0x00760020 (7733280)
          • 0x00760021 (7733281)
          • 0x00760022 (7733282)
          • 0x00760023 (7733283)
          • 0x00760024 (7733284)
          • 0x00760025 (7733285)
          • 0x00760026 (7733286)
          • 0x00760100 (7733504)
          • 0x00760101 (7733505)
          • 0x00760102 (7733506)
          • 0x00760103 (7733507)
          • 0x00760104 (7733508)
          • 0x00760200 (7733760)
          • 0x00760201 (7733761)
          • 0x00760202 (7733762)
          • 0x00760203 (7733763)
          • 0x00760204 (7733764)
          • 0x00760205 (7733765)
          • 0x00760300 (7734016)
          • 0x00760301 (7734017)
          • 0x00760302 (7734018)
          • 0x00760303 (7734019)
          • 0x00760304 (7734020)
          • 0x00760305 (7734021)
          • 0x00760306 (7734022)
          • 0x00760307 (7734023)
          • 0x00760308 (7734024)
          • 0x00760309 (7734025)
          • 0x00760310 (7734026)
          • 0x00760311 (7734033)
          • 0x00760312 (7734034)
        • UNIX domain sockets protocol (0x0079nnnn)
          • 0x0079000A (7929866)
          • 0x0079000B (7929867)
          • 0x0079000C (7929868)
          • 0x0079000D (7929869)
          • 0x0079000E (7929870)
          • 0x0079000F (7929871)
          • 0x00790010 (7929872)
          • 0x00790011 (7929873)
          • 0x00790012 (7929874)
          • 0x00790013(7929875)
          • 0x00790014 (7929876)
          • 0x00790015 (7929877)
          • 0x00790016 (7929878)
          • 0x00790017 (7929879)
          • 0x00790018 (7929880)
          • 0x00790019 (7929881)
          • 0x0079001A (7929882)
          • 0x0079001B (7929883)
          • 0x0079001C (7929884)
        • Classic change data capture engine-to-engine protocol(0x0092nnnn)
          • 0x00920001 (9568257)
          • 0x00920002 (9568258)
          • 0x00920003 (9568259)
          • 0x00920004 (9568260)
          • 0x00920005 (9568261)
          • 0x00920006 (9568262)
          • 0x00920007 (9568263)
          • 0x00920008 (9568264)
          • 0x00920009 (9568265)
          • 0x0092000A (9568266)
          • 0x0092000B (9568267)
          • 0x0092000C (9568268)
          • 0x0092000D (9568269)
          • 0x0092000E (9568270)
          • 0x0092000F (9568271)
          • 0x00920010 (9568272)
          • 0x00920011 (9568273)
          • 0x00920012 (9568274)
          • 0x00920013 (9568275)
          • 0x00920014 (9568276)
          • 0x00920015 (9568277)
          • 0x00920016 (9568278)
          • 0x00920017 (9568279)
          • 0x00920018 (9568280)
          • 0x00920019 (9568281)
          • 0x0092001A (9568282)
          • 0x0092001B (9568283)
          • 0x0092001C (9568284)
          • 0x0092001D (9568285)
        • Indexed list interface (0x0093nnnn)
          • 0x00930001 (9633793)
          • 0x00930002 (9633794)
          • 0x00930003 (9633795)
          • 0x00930004 (9633796)
          • 0x00930005 (9633797)
          • 0x00930006 (9633798)
          • 0x00930007 (9633799)
          • 0x00930008 (9633800)
          • 0x00930009 (9633801)
          • 0x0093000A (9633802)
          • 0x0093000B (9633803)
          • 0x0093000C (9633804)
          • 0x0093000D (9633805)
          • 0x0093000E (9633806)
        • Replication capture service (0x0103nnnn)
          • 0x01030001 (16973825)
          • 0x01030005 (16973829)
          • 0x01030010 (16973840)
          • 0x01030012 (16973842)
          • 0x01030015 (16973845)
          • 0x01030018 (16973848)
          • 0x01030020 (16973856)
          • 0x01030026 (16973862)
          • 0x0103002D (16973869)
          • 0x0103002E (16973870)
          • 0x0103002F (16973871)
          • 0x01030030 (16973872)
          • 0x01030031 (16973873)
          • 0x01030037 (16973879)
          • 0x0103003A (16973882)
          • 0x0103003C (16973884)
          • 0x0103003D (16973885)
          • 0x0103003E (16973886)
          • 0x0103003F (16973887)
          • 0x01030050 (16973904)
          • 0x01030070 (16973936)
          • 0x01030071 (16973937)
          • 0x01030090 (16973968)
          • 0x01030091 (16973969)
          • 0x01030092 (16973970)
          • 0x01030093 (16973971)
          • 0x010300A5 (16973989)
          • 0x010300A7 (16973991)
          • 0x010300A8 (16973992)
          • 0x010300A9 (16973993)
          • 0x010300AA (16973994)
          • 0x010300C1 (16974017)
          • 0x010300C3 (16974019)
          • 0x010300C5 (16974021)
          • 0x010300C6 (16974022)
          • 0x010300C7 (16974023)
          • 0x010300C8 (16974024)
          • 0x01030304 (16974596)
          • 0x01030308 (16974600)
          • 0x0103030A (16974602)
          • 0x0103030C (16974604)
          • 0x01030317 (16974615)
        • Replication log reader service (0x0109nnnn)
          • 0x01090001 (17367041)
          • 0x01090002 (17367042)
          • 0x01090003 (17367043)
          • 0x01090004 (17367044)
          • 0x01090006 (17367046)
        • Classic replication monitoring service (0x010bnnnn)
          • 0x010B000B (17498123)
          • 0x010B0015 (17498133)
          • 0x010B0016 (17498134)
          • 0x010B0017 (17498135)
          • 0x010B0018 (17498136)
          • 0x010B0019 (17498137)
          • 0x010B001A (17498138)
          • 0x010B001B (17498139)
          • 0x010B001C (17498140)
          • 0x010B001D (17498141)
          • 0x010B001F (17498143)
        • Classic replication runtime environment (0x010dnnnn)
          • 0x010D0001 (17629185)
          • 0x010D0002 (17629186)
          • 0x010D0003 (17629187)
          • 0x010D0004 (17629188)
          • 0x010D0005 (17629189)
          • 0x010D0006 (17629190)
          • 0x010D0007 (17629191)
          • 0x010D0008 (17629192)
          • 0x010D0009 (17629193)
          • 0x010D000A (17629194)
          • 0x010D000B (17629195)
          • 0x010D000C (17629196)
          • 0x010D000D (17629197)
          • 0x010D0015 (17629205)
          • 0x010D0016 (17629206)
          • 0x010D0017 (17629207)
          • 0x010D0018 (17629208)
          • 0x010D0019 (17629209)
          • 0x010D001A (17629210)
          • 0x010D001C (17629212)
          • 0x010D001D (17629213)
          • 0x010d002b (17629227)
          • 0x010d002f (17629231)
          • 0x010d0030 (17629232)
          • 0x010d0031 (17629233)
          • 0x010d0032 (17629234)
          • 0x010D0040 (17629248)
          • 0x010D0041 (17629249)
          • 0x010D0042 (17629250)
          • 0x010D0043 (17629251)
          • 0x010D0044 (17629252)
          • 0x010D0045 (17629253)
          • 0x010D0046 (17629254)
          • 0x010D0047 (17629255)
          • 0x010D0048 (17629256)
          • 0x010D0049 (17629257)
          • 0x010D0101 (17629441)
          • 0x010D0102 (17629442)
          • 0x010D0104 (17629444)
          • 0x010D0105 (17629445)
          • 0x010D0106 (17629446)
          • 0x010D0107 (17629447)
          • 0x010D0108 (17629448)
          • 0x010D0109 (17629449)
          • 0x010D010A (17629450)
          • 0x010D010B (17629451)
          • 0x010D010D (17629453)
          • 0x010D010E (17629454)
          • 0x010D010F (17629455)
          • 0x010D0110 (17629456)
          • 0x010D0111 (17629457)
          • 0x010D0112 (17629458)
          • 0x010D0113 (17629459)
          • 0x010D0114 (17629460)
          • 0x010D0116 (17629462)
          • 0x010D0119 (17629465)
          • 0x010D011D (17629469)
          • 0x010D011E (17629470)
          • 0x010D011F (17629471)
          • 0x010D0120 (17629472)
          • 0x010D0121 (17629473)
          • 0x010D0122 (17629474)
          • 0x010D0123 (17629475)
          • 0x010D0124 (17629476)
          • 0x010D0125 (17629477)
          • 0x010D0127 (17629479)
          • 0x010D0128 (17629480)
          • 0x010D0129 (17629481)
          • 0x010D012A (17629482)
          • 0x010D0139 (17629497)
          • 0x010D013A (17629498)
          • 0x010D013B (17629499)
          • 0x010D013C (17629500)
          • 0x010D013D (17629501)
          • 0x010D013E (17629502)
          • 0x010D013F (17629503)
          • 0x010D0140 (17629504)
          • 0x010D0141 (17629505)
          • 0x010D0142 (17629506)
          • 0x010D0143 (17629507)
          • 0x010D0144 (17629508)
          • 0x010D0145 (17629509)
          • 0x010D0146 (17629510)
          • 0x010D0147 (17629511)
          • 0x010D0148 (17629512)
          • 0x010D0149 (17629513)
          • 0x010D014A (17629514)
          • 0x010D014B (17629515)
        • Intertask communication messages (ICMs) (0x0112nnnn)
          • 0x01120001 (17956865)
          • 0x01120002 (17956866)
          • 0x01120003 (17956867)
          • 0x01120004 (17956868)
          • 0x01120005 (17956869)
          • 0x01120006 (17956870)
          • 0x01120007 (17956871)
          • 0x01120008 (17956872)
        • General server messages (CAC0)
          • CAC00100I
          • CAC00101I
          • CAC00102I
          • CAC00103I
          • CAC00104E
          • CAC00105I
          • CAC00106I
          • CAC00107E
          • CAC00107I
          • CAC00108E
          • CAC00109E
          • CAC00110E
          • CAC00110I
          • CAC00111E
          • CAC00111W
          • CAC00112E
          • CAC00113I
          • CAC00114W
          • CAC00115W
          • CAC00116E
          • CAC00117E
          • CAC00118E
          • CAC00119E
          • CAC00120I
          • CAC00121W
          • CAC00122E
          • CAC00123W
          • CAC00125E
          • CAC00130E
          • CAC00131E
          • CAC00132E
          • CAC00133E
          • CAC00134E
          • CAC00135W
          • CAC00136I
          • CAC00137W
          • CAC00138I
          • CAC00139I
          • CAC00140E
          • CAC00141E
          • CAC00142E
          • CAC00143E
          • CAC00144I
          • CAC00145I
          • CAC00150E
          • CAC00151E
          • CAC00152E
          • CAC00200I
          • CAC00201I
          • CAC00202W
          • CAC00203W
          • CAC00204I
          • CAC00205I
          • CAC00206W
          • CAC00207W
          • CAC00208I
          • CAC00209W
          • CAC00210W
          • CAC00211W
          • CAC00212W
          • CAC00213W
          • CAC00214W
          • CAC00215I
          • CAC00216W
          • CAC00217W
          • CAC00218W
          • CAC00219W
          • CAC00220I
          • CAC00221I
          • CAC00222W
          • CAC00223W
          • CAC00224W
          • CAC00225I
          • CAC00226W
          • CAC00227W
          • CAC00228W
          • CAC00229W
          • CAC00230W
          • CAC00231W
          • CAC00232W
          • CAC00233W
          • CAC00234W
          • CAC00235E
          • CAC00236W
          • CAC00237W
          • CAC00238W
          • CAC00239W
          • CAC00240E
          • CAC00241I
          • CAC00242I
          • CAC00243I
          • CAC00244W
          • CAC00245W
          • CAC00246W
          • CAC00247W
          • CAC00248W
          • CAC00249I
          • CAC00250W
          • CAC00251I
          • CAC00252I
          • CAC00253W
          • CAC00254W
          • CAC00255I
          • CAC00256I
          • CAC00257W
          • CAC00258W
          • CAC00259W
          • CAC00260W
          • CAC00261I
          • CAC00262W
          • CAC00263I
          • CAC00264E
          • CAC00265W
          • CAC00266I
          • CAC00267E
          • CAC00268W
          • CAC00269W
          • CAC00270W
          • CAC00271W
          • CAC00272W
          • CAC00273W
          • CAC00274W
          • CAC00275W
          • CAC00276W
          • CAC00277W
          • CAC00278W
          • CAC00279W
          • CAC00280E
          • CAC00281E
          • CAC00282W
          • CAC00283W
          • CAC00284I
          • CAC00285W
          • CAC00286I
          • CAC00287I
          • CAC00288I
          • CAC00289I
          • CAC00290W
          • CAC00291W
          • CAC00292W
          • CAC00293W
          • CAC00294E
          • CAC00295W
          • CAC00296W
          • CAC00297W
          • CAC00298I
          • CAC00299I
          • CAC00300W
          • CAC00301W
          • CAC00302I
          • CAC00303I
          • CAC00304I
          • CAC00305W
          • CAC00306W
          • CAC00307W
          • CAC00308W
          • CAC00309W
          • CAC00310W
          • CAC00311E
          • CAC00312E
          • CAC00313E
          • CAC00314W
          • CAC00315W
          • CAC00316W
          • CAC00317W
          • CAC00318W
          • CAC00319W
          • CAC00320E
          • CAC00321E
          • CAC00322W
          • CAC00323W
          • CAC00324W
          • CAC00325W
          • CAC00326W
          • CAC00403E
          • CAC00406E
          • CAC00407E
          • CAC00408E
          • CAC00413E
          • CAC00414E
          • CAC00415E
          • CAC00416E
          • CAC00417E
          • CAC00419E
          • CAC00423E
          • CAC00424E
          • CAC00425E
          • CAC00426E
          • CAC00427E
          • CAC00428E
          • CAC00429I
          • CAC00430I
          • CAC00501E
          • CAC00502E
          • CAC00503E
          • CAC00504E
          • CAC00505E
          • CAC00506E
          • CAC00507E
          • CAC00508E
          • CAC00509E
          • CAC00510E
          • CAC00511E
          • CAC00512E
          • CAC00519E
          • CAC00520E
          • CAC00521E
          • CAC00522I
          • CAC00523E
          • CAC00524E
          • CAC00525I
          • CAC00529I
          • CAC00530W
          • CAC00531E
        • Controller service (CACA)
          • CACA001I
          • CACA0117W
          • CACA0118W
          • CACA0119W
          • CACA0120I
          • CACA0121E
        • Logger service and log print utility (CACB)
          • CACB001E
          • CACB002I
          • CACB003I
          • CACB004E
          • CACB100E
          • CACB101E
          • CACB102W
          • CACB103E
          • CACB104E
          • CACB105E
          • CACB106E
          • CACB107W
          • CACB108I
          • CACB109E
          • CACB110W
          • CACB111W
          • CACB112I
          • CACB113I
          • CACB114W
          • CACB115I
          • CACB116I
          • CACB117E
          • CACB118E
          • CACB119I
          • CACB120E
          • CACB135W
          • CACB500E
          • CACB501E
          • CACB502E
          • CACB503E
          • CACB504E
          • CACB505E
          • CACB506E
          • CACB507E
          • CACB520E
          • CACB521I
          • CACB522E
          • CACB523E
          • CACB524E
        • Installation and customization (CACC)
          • CACC001E
          • CACC002E
          • CACC003E
          • CACC004E
          • CACC005E
          • CACC006E
          • CACC007E
          • CACC008E
          • CACC009E
          • CACC010E
          • CACC011E
          • CACC012E
          • CACC013E
          • CACC014E
          • CACC015E
          • CACC016E
          • CACC017E
          • CACC018E
          • CACC019E
          • CACC020W
          • CACC021E
          • CACC022E
          • CACC023I
          • CACC024E
          • CACC025E
          • CACC027E
          • CACC028E
        • Metadata catalog (CACD)
          • CACD001E
          • CACD002E
        • Query processor (QP) service (CACE)
          • CACE0107I
        • System exits (CACL)
          • CACL002E
          • CACL003W
          • CACL004E
          • CACL005E
          • CACL006W
          • CACL007E
          • CACL008E
          • CACL009E
          • CACL010E
          • CACL011I
          • CACL012I
          • CACL013E
          • CACL014E
          • CACL015E
          • CACL016E
          • CACL017E
          • CACL022W
          • CACL023E
        • Capture service (CECC)
          • CECC0001I (0x01020001)
          • CECC0003I (0x01020003)
          • CECC0004I (0x01020004)
          • CECC0005E (0x01020005)
          • CECC0012E (0x0102000C)
          • CECC0015E (0x0102000F)
          • CECC0016E (0x01020010)
          • CECC0017E (0x01020011)
          • CECC0018E (0x01020012)
          • CECC0020I (0x01020014)
          • CECC0021I (0x01020015)
          • CECC0022I (0x01020016)
          • CECC0023W (0x01020017)
          • CECC0024I (0x01020018)
          • CECC0030I (0x0102001E)
          • CECC0032I (0x01020020)
          • CECC0033I (0x01020021)
          • CECC0034I (0x01020022)
          • CECC0035I (0x01020023)
          • CECC0036E (0x01020024)
          • CECC0037E (0x01020025)
          • CECC0038I (0x01020026)
          • CECC0039I (0x01020027)
          • CECC0042E (0x0102002A)
          • CECC0043I (0x0102002B)
          • CECC0044I (0x0102002C)
          • CECC0045I (0x0102002D)
          • CECC0046I (0x0102002E)
          • CECC0047I (0x0102002F)
          • CECC0048E (0x01020030)
          • CECC0049I (0x01020031)
          • CECC0052I (0x01020034)
          • CECC0054I (0x01020036)
          • CECC0057E (0x01020039)
          • CECC0058I (0x0102003A)
          • CECC0059I (0x0102003B)
          • CECC0060W (0x0102003C)
          • CECC0061E (0x0102003D)
          • CECC0062I (0x0102003E)
          • CECC0063I (0x0102003F)
          • CECC0064W (0x01020040)
          • CECC0066I (0x01020042)
          • CECC0067I (0x01020043)
          • CECC0068E (0x01020044)
          • CECC0069E (0x01020045)
          • CECC0073I (0x01020049)
          • CECC0080E (0x01020050)
          • CECC0096I (0x01020060)
          • CECC0097W (0x01020061)
          • CECC0200I (0x010200C8)
          • CECC0201I (0x010200C9)
          • CECC0202I (0x010200CA)
          • CECC0203I (0x010200CB)
          • CECC0204I (0x010200CC)
          • CECC0205I (0x010200CD)
          • CECC0206I (0x010200CE)
          • CECC0207I (0x010200CF)
          • CECC0208I (0x010200D0)
          • CECC0209E (0x010200D1)
          • CECC0210E (0x010200D2)
          • CECC0213E (0x010200D5)
          • CECC0215I (0x010200D7)
          • CECC0216I (0x010200D8)
          • CECC0217I (0x010200D9)
          • CECC0218I (0x010200DA)
          • CECC0219I (0x010200DB)
          • CECC0220E (0x010200DC)
          • CECC0221E (0x010200DD)
          • CECC0222E (0x010200DE)
          • CECC0223I (0x010200DF)
          • CECC0240I (0x010200F0)
          • CECC0241I (0x010200F1)
          • CECC0242I (0x010200F2)
          • CECC0243I (0x010200F3)
          • CECC0244E (0x010200F4)
          • CECC0245I (0x010200f5)
          • CECC0246I (0x010200f6)
          • CECC0247I (0x010200f7)
          • CECC0248I (0x010200f8)
          • CECC0249E (0x010200f9)
          • CECC0257I (0x01020101)
          • CECC0258I (0x01020102)
          • CECC0259I (0x01020103)
          • CECC0261I (0x01020105)
          • CECC0262I (0x01020106)
          • CECC0263I (0x01020107)
          • CECC0264I (0x01020108)
          • CECC0265I (0x01020109)
          • CECC0269I (0x0102010D)
          • CECC0270I (0x0102010E)
          • CECC0271E (0x0102010F)
          • CECC0272I (0x01020110)
          • CECC0275I (0x01020113)
          • CECC0276I (0x01020114)
          • CECC0277I (0x01020115)
          • CECC0278I (0x01020116)
          • CECC0279I (0x01020117)
          • CECC0280I (0x01020118)
          • CECC0281I (0x01020119)
          • CECC0282E (0x0102011A)
          • CECC0283I (0x0102011B)
          • CECC0284I (0x0102011C)
          • CECC0286E (0x0102011E)
          • CECC0287I (0x0102011F)
          • CECC0288I (0x01020120)
          • CECC0289W (0x01020121)
          • CECC0290E (0x01020122)
          • CECC0291I (0x01020123)
          • CECC0292E (0x01020124)
          • CECC0293I (0x01020125)
          • CECC0294E (0x01020126)
          • CECC0295E (0x01020127)
          • CECC0296I (0x01020128)
          • CECC0297I (0x01020129)
          • CECC0304I (0x01020130)
          • CECC0305I (0x01020131)
          • CECC0306E (0x01020132)
          • CECC0307I (0x01020133)
          • CECC0308I (0x01020134)
          • CECC0309I (0x01020135)
          • CECC0310I (0x01020136)
          • CECC0311E (0x01020137)
          • CECC0312E (0x01020138)
          • CECC0313E (0x01020139)
          • CECC0320W (0x01020140)
          • CECC0321E (0x01020141)
          • CECC0322E (0x01020142)
          • CECC0323I (0x01020143)
          • CECC0324I (0x01020144)
          • CECC0325E (0x01020145)
          • CECC0326W (0x01020146)
          • CECC0328W (0x01020148)
          • CECC0329I (0x01020149)
          • CECC0330E (0x0102014a)
          • CECC0336I (0x01020150)
          • CECC0337I (0x01020151)
          • CECC0338E (0x01020152)
          • CECC0339I (0x01020153)
          • CECC0340I (0x01020154)
          • CECC0341E (0x01020155)
        • DBMS specific messages (CECD)
          • CECD0001E (0x01040001)
          • CECD0002E (0x01040002)
          • CECD0003E (0x01040003)
          • CECD0004E (0x01040004)
          • CECD0005E (0x01040005)
          • CECD0006E (0x01040006)
          • CECD0007E (0x01040007)
          • CECD0008E (0x01040008)
          • CECD0009E (0x01040009)
          • CECD0010E (0x0104000A)
          • CECD0011I (0x0104000B)
          • CECD0013E (0x0104000D)
          • CECD0014E (0x0104000E)
          • CECD0015E (0x0104000F)
          • CECD1024E (0x01040400)
          • CECD1025E (0x01040401)
          • CECD1026E (0x01040402)
          • CECD1028E (0x01040404)
          • CECD1033I (0x01040409)
          • CECD1035E (0x0104040B)
        • General log reader service (CECL)
          • 0x01080001 (17301505)
          • 0x01080002 (17301506)
          • 0x01080003 (17301507)
          • 0x01080004 (17301508)
          • 0x01080005 (17301509)
          • 0x01080006 (17301510)
          • 0x01080007 (17301511)
          • 0x01080008 (17301512)
          • 0x01080009 (17301513)
          • 0x0108000A (17301514)
          • 0x0108000B (17301515)
          • 0x0108000C (17301516)
          • 0x0108000D (17301517)
          • 0x0108000E (17301518)
          • 0x0108000F (17301519)
          • 0x01080010 (17301520)
          • 0x01080011 (17301521)
          • 0x01080012 (17301522)
        • Monitoring service (CECM)
          • CECM0001I (0x010A0001)
          • CECM0002I (0x010A0002)
          • CECM0010I (0x010A000A)
          • CECM0011I (0x010A000B)
          • CECM0014I (0x010A000E)
          • CECM0015I (0x010A000F)
          • CECM0016I (0x010A0010)
          • CECM0017I (0x010A0011)
          • CECM0018I (0x010A0012)
          • CECM0019I (0x010A0013)
          • CECM0020I (0x010A0014)
          • CECM0021W (0x010A0015)
          • CECM0022E (0x010A0016)
          • CECM0023E (0x010A0017)
          • CECM0024E (0x010A0018)
          • CECM0025E (0x010A0019)
          • CECM0026I (0x010A001A)
          • CECM0050W (0x010A0032)
          • CECM0051I (0x010A0033)
          • CECM0052I (0x010A0034)
          • CECM0053I (0x010A0035)
          • CECM0054I (0x010A0036)
          • CECM0055E (0x010A0037)
          • CECM0056E (0x010A0038)
          • CECM0057I (0x010A0039)
          • CECM0058I (0x010A003A)
          • CECM0059I (0x010A003B)
          • CECM0060I (0x010A003C)
        • Administration service (CECN)
          • CECN0001I (0x010C0001)
          • CECN0002I (0x010C0002)
          • CECN0005I (0x010C0005)
          • CECN0006I (0x010C0006)
          • CECN0007I (0x010C0007)
          • CECN0008I (0x010C0008)
          • CECN0009I (0x010C0009)
          • CECN0010I (0x010C000a)
          • CECN0011I (0x010C000b)
          • CECN0012I (0x010C000C)
          • CECN0013I (0x010C000D)
          • CECN0014I (0x010C000E)
          • CECN0015I (0x010C000F)
          • CECN0016E (0x010C0010)
          • CECN0017W (0x010C0011)
          • CECN0018E (0x010C0012)
          • CECN0019E (0x010C0013)
          • CECN0020E (0x010C0014)
          • CECN0022E (0x010C0016)
          • CECN0023E (0x010C0017)
          • CECN0024E (0x010C0018)
          • CECN0025E (0x010C0019)
          • CECN0026E (0x010C001A)
          • CECN0027E (0x010C001B)
          • CECN0028E (0x010C001C)
          • CECN0029E (0x010C001D)
          • CECN0030E (0x010C001E)
          • CECN0031E (0x010C001F)
          • CECN0032E (0x010C0020)
          • CECN0033E (0x010C0021)
          • CECN0034E (0x010C0022)
          • CECN0035E (0x010C0023)
          • CECN0036E (0x010C0024)
          • CECN0037E (0x010C0025)
          • CECN0038E (0x010C0026)
          • CECN0039E (0x010C0027)
          • CECN0040E (0x010C0028)
          • CECN0041E (0x010C0029)
          • CECN0042E (0x010C002A)
          • CECN0043E (0x010C002B)
          • CECN0044E (0x010C002C)
          • CECN0045E (0x010C002D)
          • CECN0046E (0x010C002E)
          • CECN0047E (0x010C002F)
          • CECN0048E (0x010C0030)
          • CECN0049E (0x010C0031)
          • CECN0050E (0x010C0032)
          • CECN0051E (0x010C0033)
          • CECN0052E (0x010C0034)
          • CECN0053E (0x010C0035)
          • CECN0054E (0x010C0036)
          • CECN0055E (0x010C0037)
          • CECN0056E (0x010C0038)
          • CECN0057E (0x010C0039)
          • CECN0058E (0x010C003A)
          • CECN0059E (0x010C003B)
          • CECN0060E (0x010C003C)
          • CECN0061E (0x010C003D)
          • CECN0062E (0x010C003E)
          • CECN0063E (0x010C003F)
          • CECN0064E (0x010C0040)
          • CECN0065I (0x010C0041)
          • CECN0066I (0x010C0042)
          • CECN0067I (0x010C0043)
          • CECN0068I (0x010C0044)
          • CECN0069I (0x010C0045)
          • CECN0070I (0x010C0046)
          • CECN0071I (0x010C0047)
          • CECN0072I (0x010C0048)
          • CECN0073I (0x010C0049)
          • CECN0074I (0x010C004A)
          • CECN0075I (0x010C004B)
          • CECN0076E (0x010C004C)
          • CECN0077I (0x010C004D)
          • CECN0078I (0x010C004E)
          • CECN0079I (0x010C004F)
          • CECN0080I (0x010C0050)
          • CECN0081I (0x010C0051)
          • CECN0082E (0x010C0052)
          • CECN0083I (0x010C0053)
          • CECN0084I (0x010C0054)
          • CECN0085I (0x010C0055)
          • CECN0086I (0x010C0056)
          • CECN0087I (0x010C0057)
          • CECN0088I (0x010C0058)
          • CECN0089I (0x010C0059)
          • CECN0090I (0x010C005A)
          • CECN0091I (0x010C005B)
          • CECN0092E (0x010C005C)
          • CECN0093I (0x010C005D)
          • CECN0094I (0x010C005E)
          • CECN0095I (0x010C005F)
          • CECN0096I (0x010C0060)
          • CECN0097I (0x010c0061)
          • CECN0099I (0x010C0063)
          • CECN0100E (0x010C0064)
          • CECN0101E (0x010C0065)
          • CECN0102I (0x010C0066)
          • CECN0103E (0x010C0067)
          • CECN0104E (0x010C0068)
          • CECN0105I (0x010C0069)
          • CECN0106E (0x010C006A)
          • CECN0107E (0x010C006B)
          • CECN0108E (0x010C006C)
          • CECN0109E (0x010C006D)
          • CECN0110E (0x010C006E)
          • CECN0111E (0x010C006F)
          • CECN0112E (0x010C0070)
          • CECN0113E (0x010C0071)
          • CECN0114E (0x010C0072)
          • CECN0115E (0x010C0073)
          • CECN0116E (0x010C0074)
          • CECN0117I (0x010C0075)
          • CECN0118I (0x010C0076)
          • CECN0119E (0x010C0077)
          • CECN0120E (0x010C0078)
          • CECN0121E (0x010C0079)
          • CECN0122E (0x010C007a)
          • CECN0123E (0x010C007B)
          • CECN0124E (0x010C007C)
          • CECN0125E (0x010C007D)
          • CECN0126W (0x010C007E)
          • CECN0127E (0x010C007F)
          • CECN0128E (0x010C0080)
          • CECN0129E (0x010C0081)
          • CECN0130I (0x010C0082)
          • CECN0131E (0x010C0083)
          • CECN0132I (0x010C0084)
          • CECN0133E (0x010C0085)
          • CECN0134I (0x010C0086)
          • CECN0135E (0x010C0087)
          • CECN0136E (0x010C0088)
          • CECN0137E (0x010C0089)
          • CECN0138E (0x010C008A)
          • CECN0139I (0x010c008b)
          • CECN0140I (0x010c008c)
          • CECN0141E (0x010c008d)
          • CECN0142I (0x010C008e)
          • CECN0143E(0x010C008f)
          • CECN0144I (0x010C0090)
          • CECN0145I (0x010c0091)
          • CECN0146E (0x010c0092)
          • CECN0147W (0x010C0093)
          • CECN0148W (0x010C0094)
          • CECN0149W (0x010C0095)
          • CECN0150W (0x010C0096)
          • CECN0151W (0x010C0097)
          • CECN0152W (0x010C0098)
          • CECN0153W (0x010C0099)
          • CECN0154W (0x010C009A)
          • CECN0155E (0x010C009B)
          • CECN0156I (0x010c009c)
          • CECN0157W (0x010C009D)
          • CECN0158W (0x010C009E)
          • CECN0159E (0x010C009F)
          • CECN0160W (0x010C00A0)
          • CECN0161I (0x010C00A1)
          • CECN0162W (0x010C00A2)
          • CECN0163I (0x010C00A3)
          • CECN0165E (0x010C00A5)
          • CECN0166W (0x010C00A6)
          • CECN0167E (0x010C00A7)
          • CECN0168E (0x010C00A8)
          • CECN0169E (0x010C00A9)
          • CECN0170E (0x010C00AA)
          • CECN0171E (0x010C00AB)
          • CECN0172W (0x010C00AC)
          • CECN0173W (0x010C00AD)
          • CECN0174E (0x010C00AE)
          • CECN0175E (0x010C00AF)
          • CECN0176I (0x010C00B0)
          • CECN0177E (0x010C00B1)
          • CECN0178I (0x010C00B2)
          • CECN0179I (0x010C00B3)
          • CECN0180E (0x010C00B4)
          • CECN0181E (0x010C00B5)
          • CECN0182I (0x010C00B6)
          • CECN0183E (0x010C00B7)
          • CECN0184E (0x010C00b8)
        • IMS log reader interface (CECZ)
          • CECZ0100I (0x01100064)
          • CECZ0101E (0x01100065)
          • CECZ0103E (0x01100067)
          • CECZ0105I (0x01100069)
          • CECZ0106E (0x0110006A)
          • CECZ0112I (0x0110006E)
          • CECZ0111I (0x0110006F)
          • CECZ0113E (0x01100071)
          • CECZ0300E (0x0110012C)
          • CECZ0301E (0x0110012D)
          • CECZ0302E (0x0110012E)
          • CECZ0304E (0x01100130)
          • CECZ0305E (0x01100131)
          • CECZ0308E (0x01100134)
          • CECZ0309E (0x01100135)
          • CECZ0310E (0x01100136)
          • CECZ0311E (0x01100137)
          • CECZ0315W (0x0110013B)
          • CECZ0316W (0x0110013C)
          • CECZ0320E (0x01100140)
          • CECZ0400W (0x01100190)
          • CECZ0500I (0x011001f4)
          • CECZ0501I (0x011001f5)
          • CECZ0502I (0x011001f6)
          • CECZ0750I (0x011002EE)
          • CECZ0751I (0x011002EF)
          • CECZ0755I (0x011002F3)
          • CECZ0756E (0x011002F4)
          • CECZ0757I (0x011002F5)
          • CECZ0758I (0x011002F6)
          • CECZ0759E (0x011002F7)
          • CECZ0763E (0x011002FB)
          • CECZ0768I (0x01100300)
          • CECZ0769I (0x01100301)
          • CECZ0771I (0x01100303)
          • CECZ0772E (0x01100304)
          • CECZ0773E (0x01100305)
          • CECZ0777I (0x01100309)
          • CECZ0778I (0x0110030A)
          • CECZ0779I (0x0110030B)
          • CECZ0786I (0x01100312)
          • CECZ0790I (0x01100316)
          • CECZ0791I (0x01100317)
          • CECZ0792I (0x01100318)
          • CECZ0793E (0x01100319)
          • CECZ0794E (0x0110031A)
          • CECZ0795E (0x0110031B)
          • CECZ0796E (0x0110031C)
          • CECZ0906W (0x0110038A)
          • CECZ0907I (0x0110038B)
          • CECZ0913I (0x01100391)
          • CECZ0914I (0x01100392)
          • CECZ0915E (0x01100393)
          • CECZ0916I (0x01100394)
          • CECZ0917E (0x01100395)
          • CECZ0918W (0x01100396)
          • CECZ0919I (0x01100397)
          • CECZ0922W (0x0110039A)
          • CECZ0923W (0x0110039B)
          • CECZ0928W (0x011003A0)
          • CECZ0929I (0x011003A1)
          • CECZ0930E (0x011003A2)
          • CECZ0931E (0x011003A3)
          • CECZ0932E (0x011003A4)
          • CECZ0934I (0x011003A6)
          • CECZ0935I (0x011003A7)
          • CECZ0936I (0x011003A8)
          • CECZ0938E (0x011003AA)
          • CECZ0939W (0x011003AB)
          • CECZ0940I (0x011003AC)
          • CECZ0941I (0x011003AD)
          • CECZ0945I (0x011003B1)
          • CECZ0946I (0x011003B2)
          • CECZ0947I (0x011003B3)
          • CECZ0950I (0x011003B6)
          • CECZ0951W (0x011003B7)
          • CECZ0972E (0x011003CC)
          • CECZ0973W (0x011003CD)
          • CECZ0974E (0x011003CE)
          • CECZ0975E (0x011003CF)
          • CECZ0982W (0x011003D6)
          • CECZ0983I (0x011003D7)
          • CECZ0984I (0x011003D8)
          • CECZ0986I (0x011003DA)
          • CECZ0987I (0x011003DB)
          • CECZ0988I (0x011003DC)
          • CECZ0991I (0x011003DF)
          • CECZ0992E (0x011003E0)
          • CECZ0993E (0x011003E1)
          • CECZ0994E (0x011003E2)
          • CECZ0995W (0x011003E3)
    • Troubleshooting and support
    • Best practices
  • InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS
    • Frequently asked questions
    • About InfoSphere Classic Change Data Capture for z/OS
      • Understanding the InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS workflow
      • Comparing InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS and CDC Replication terminology
    • Release notes
      • Release notes for InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS, version 11.3
      • Release notes for InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS, version 11.3, MQ Publishing PTFs UI28936 and UI28937
      • Release notes for InfoSphere Classic Data Architect (CDA)
      • Release notes for client drivers (ODBC/CLI and JDBC)
    • System requirements
      • Software requirements
      • System requirements for InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS and Classic Data Architect
        • System requirements: IMS
        • System requirements: VSAM
      • System requirements for CDC Replication, Management Console, and Access Server
    • Before you install
      • Restrictions
      • Considerations for General Data Protection Regulation readiness
      • Resource consumption
      • Classic data servers
      • Services and their functions
      • Optimizing memory consumption for a Classic data server (guidelines)
        • 64-bit memory considerations
      • Latency and DL/I batch applications (IMS)
    • Installing InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS
      • Obtaining installation instructions for the mainframe
      • Setting up the installation environment
      • Installation customization process
        • User samples allocation utility
        • Installation customization utility
        • Working with the customization parameters file
          • Customization parameters file: Common section
          • Customization parameters file: Source server section
      • Installing Classic data servers
        • Installing Classic CDC source servers
    • Installing the Classic Data Architect
      • Starting IBM Installation Manager
      • Using CDA to connect to a server configured with AT-TLS
      • Uninstalling the Classic Data Architect
      • Applying maintenance to the Classic Data Architect
    • Installing CDC Replication
    • Installing Access Server and Management Console
      • Installing Access Server
        • To install Access Server (Windows)
        • To install Access Server (UNIX and Linux)
      • Configuring firewall settings for outbound (static) ports
        • To configure static ports
      • Installing Management Console
        • To install Management Console
    • Migrating from V9.5 Classic Event Publisher to V11.3 Classic CDC
    • Configuring InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS
      • Gathering information and securing your environment
        • Obtaining library authorizations for the APF
        • Obtaining ports for replication
        • Securing your replication environment
          • Securing a Classic data server
          • Using the SAF exit for security validations
            • Activating the SAF exit
            • SAF exit: API overview
            • SAF exit: User password and passphrase authentication
            • SAF exit: PassTicket authentication
      • Preparing the replication environment
        • Preparing a source IMS subsystem for replication
          • Augmenting DBDs for IMS change data capture
            • Augmentation of DBD and segment statements
            • EXIT parameter in DBD and SEGM statements
          • Setting up IMS notification exits
            • Customizing the configuration table module for IMS notification exits
            • Installing the partner program exit routine
          • Excluding IMS subsystems from ordering decisions
          • Using a BMP program to manage IMS subsystem inactivity automatically
          • Managing IMS subsystem inactivity manually
        • Setting up access to VSAM data sets for replication
          • Augmenting VSAM data sets for change data capture
          • Defining replication log streams
      • Setting up a source server for change capture
        • Meeting requirements for universal character set (UCS) support
        • Setting up IMS access
          • Setting up IMS DBRC access for a source data server
          • Setting up the database resource adapter (DRA) for IMS access
        • Setting up VSAM access
          • Setting up the VSAM access service
          • VSAM cluster validation
            • Enabling use of a look-aside file
            • Updating the look-aside file
        • Setting up a subscription status file
          • Enabling use of subscription status file
          • Copy book definition
      • Understanding Classic data server configuration methods
      • Mapping tables
        • Configuring Classic Data Architect
          • Creating objects to organize your work
          • Creating connections to the data server operator service
          • Setting preferences for change data capture
          • Importing data definitions into projects
          • Granting privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Revoking privileges for performing actions on data servers
          • Creating IMS tables and views
          • Modifying the PCB selection for IMS tables
          • Creating VSAM tables and views
          • Altering tables to support change data capture
          • Mapping tables and views for redefined data
          • Creating views on existing tables
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL builder
            • Creating views on existing tables with the SQL editor
            • Creating views on existing tables with the Properties view
          • Viewing and modifying object properties
            • Column properties
            • Database properties
            • Table properties
            • View properties
          • Adding or replacing columns in tables based on data definition files
          • Populating metadata catalogs
            • Generating DDL
            • Exporting SQL to remote z/OS hosts
          • Managing metadata catalog objects
            • Backing up the metadata catalog
            • Managing individual catalog objects
            • Impact analysis of catalog objects
              • Impact analysis for IMS databases
              • Impact analysis for VSAM files
            • Migrating between environments
        • Reusing table mappings using view overrides
        • Binary table mappings
        • Mapping repeating data for change capture
      • Data type support in SQL operations
        • Binary strings
        • COBOL data types supported by the data server
        • PL/I data types supported by the data server
        • Constants
        • Columns for IMS
        • Columns for VSAM
    • Configuring publishing to IBM MQ
      • Defining a bookmark queue
      • Defining a local queue
      • Configuring IBM MQ objects for publishing to remote destinations
        • Defining a remote queue
        • Configuring direct access by a remote client application
        • Configuring a remote IBM MQ Java Messaging Service as an MQ client
      • IBM MQ authorization requirements
    • Configuring replication in Management Console
    • After you install and configure InfoSphere Classic CDC for z/OS
      • Connecting a source data server to a target engine
        • To connect a source data server to a target engine
      • Starting a data server
      • Stopping a data server
      • IMS-specific subscription processing
        • Releasing IMS RECON data sets for reorganization
        • Reading IMS logs
          • Change streams
          • Subsystem inactivity management
          • Reading historical logs
        • Subscription processing overview
        • Understanding IMS units of recovery
      • VSAM-specific subscription processing
        • VSAM log reading
          • Types of log streams
          • Replication logging considerations
          • Tieup record (TUR) processing
        • VSAM units of recovery
      • Data type validation
      • Using a column repair exit to manage badly formed data
        • Developing
        • Configuring
        • Operations
        • Return codes
        • Parameters
      • System exits for change capture
        • Table identification exit
          • Table identification exit: Developing
          • Table identification exit: Process
          • Table identification exit: Parameters
          • Table identification exit: Return codes
        • Record selection exit
          • Record selection exit: Developing
          • Record selection exit: Process
          • Record selection exit: Parameters
          • Record selection exit: Return codes
        • DBMS-specific parameters
      • Using SMF for historical analysis
        • Activating the exit
        • SMF exit: API overview
        • Information collected by the sample exit
        • Sample REXX script to generate CSV output
        • Information passed to the exit
        • Procedure to configure the monitor service to call the CECSXSMF exit
    • Configuring replication
      • Configuring replication in Management Console
    • After you install and configure CDC Replication
      • Refreshing your replication environment
      • Setting up your environment for refresh
      • Refresh reporting and monitoring
      • Helper threads for concurrent refresh
      • Validation of the replication environment
      • Understanding database transaction sequence and latency
    • Understanding data server services
      • Administration service
      • Capture service
      • Connection handler service
      • Database resource adapter (DRA) service
      • IMS log reader service
      • Logger service
      • Monitoring service
      • Operator service
      • Query processor service
      • Refresh query processor service
      • Region controller service
      • VSAM access service
      • VSAM log reader service
    • Change messages and formats
      • Specifying delimited messages
      • Format of delimited messages
      • Segmentation of long messages
    • Configuration parameters for Classic data servers and services
      • Global parameters for Classic data servers
        • COLUMNREPAIREXIT
        • DATACONVERRACT
        • DATAVALIDATEACT
        • DECODEBUFSIZE
        • FETCHBUFSIZE
        • IMSMANAGEDACBHLQ
        • MESSAGEPOOLSIZE
        • REPORTLOGCOUNT
        • STATICCATALOGS
        • TASKPARM
      • Standard parameters for services
        • IDLETIMEOUT
        • INITIALTHREADS
        • MAXTHREADS
        • MAXTRANSSIZE
        • MAXUSERS
        • RESPONSETIMEOUT
        • SEQUENCE
        • TRACELEVEL
      • Service-specific parameters
        • ACTIVEOLDSACCESS
        • BOOKMARKQUEUE
        • BTREEBUFFS
        • CACHEINDICATOR
        • CLNTFETCHBUFSIZE
        • CLOSEONIDLE
        • COLDELIMITER
        • COMMITINTERVAL
        • COMMSTRING
        • CONNECTINTERVAL
        • CONNECTRETRYLMT
        • CONSOLELEVEL
        • CPUGOVERNOR
        • CSDATAVALIDATEAC
        • CSREPORTLOGCOUNT
        • DBCSCODEPAGE
        • DEFAULTPSBNAME
        • DELIMITEDFMTOPTS
        • DISPLAYLOG
        • DLIMAXOPENTIME
        • DLIUSELOGALLINFO
        • DRATABLESUFFIX
        • DRAUSERID
        • EVENTLOG
        • HEARTBEATINTRVAL
        • HEARTBEATTIMEOUT
        • HOSTCODEPAGE
        • IMSRECID
        • IMSRECSELECT
        • INACTTHRESHOLD
        • LOGBUFSIZE
        • LOGURL
        • LOGTIEUPRECS
        • MAXNCP
        • MAXROWSEXAMINED
        • MAXROWSEXCACTION
        • MAXROWSRETURNED
        • MAXTRANSSIZE
        • MAXUSERS
        • MSGLIST
        • NOTIFICATIONURL
        • OLDSPOLICY
        • PUBBDACTION
        • PUBBDCOMPAT
        • PUBBDDIAGLIMIT
        • PUBBDWTOLIMIT
        • PUBBINASIS
        • PUBUTF8
        • QUEUEMGRNAME
        • RECONNECTWAIT
        • RMTSESSIONLIMIT
        • ROWDELIMITER
        • SAFEXIT
        • SHUTDOWNTIMEOUT
        • SMFEXIT
        • SQLSECURITY
        • SSIDEXCLUDELIST
        • STARTUPTIMEOUT
        • STMTRETENTION
        • STREAMMGRDELAY
        • STREAMNAME
        • STRINGDELIMITER
        • TEMPFILESPACE
        • TIEUPTRACKING
        • TIMEZONE
        • TRUNCATEWTOMSGS
        • UORDISCARDOPT
        • UORGROUPCOUNT
        • VSAMRECSELECT
        • USERSUBPOOLMAX
        • WLMUOW
    • Command reference
      • Subscription management commands
        • DISPLAY,REPL command
        • START,REPL command
        • SET,REPL command
        • STOP,REPL command
      • Classic data server administration commands
        • Starting a data server
        • STOP command
        • START,SERVICE command
        • STOP,SERVICE command
        • DISPLAY,ALL command
        • DISPLAY,MEMORY command
        • DISPLAY,SERVICES command
        • DISPLAY,USERS command
        • CANCEL command
        • DISPLAY,QUERIES command
        • CANCEL,QUERY command
      • Classic data server configuration commands
        • Commands for updating and displaying configurations for Classic data servers
          • ADD, DELETE, and DISPLAY service list commands
          • ADD configuration command
          • DELETE configuration command
          • DISPLAY configuration command
          • SET configuration command
        • Commands for importing and exporting configurations for a Classic data server
          • EXPORT configuration command
          • IMPORT configuration command
      • IMS-specific commands
        • RELEASE,RECON command
      • Displaying Tieup Records
    • The catalog initialization and maintenance utility (CACCATUT)
      • Estimating the size of the catalog initialization and maintenance utility
      • Creating and initializing zFS metadata catalogs
      • Creating and initializing sequential metadata catalogs
      • Creating and initializing linear metadata catalogs
      • Copying metadata catalogs
      • Upgrading metadata catalogs
      • Reorganizing metadata catalogs
      • Loading system objects into metadata catalogs
      • Generating reports about metadata catalogs
        • Summary reports
        • Object detail reports
    • The metadata utility
      • Running the metadata utility
      • Summary reports that are generated by the metadata utility
      • Return codes for the metadata utility
      • CONNECT statements for the metadata utility
        • CONNECT TO SERVER statement for the metadata utility
      • GENERATE DDL statement for the metadata utility
      • Using passwords and passphrases for connecting to Classic data servers when the SAF exit is active
        • Running the password generator utility for z/OS
    • The configuration migration and maintenance utility
      • Features of the configuration migration and maintenance utility
      • Running the configuration migration and maintenance utility
    • Setting up the CHCCLP command-line utility by using the Classic CHCCLP refresh pack
    • Running CHCCLP by using the Classic CHCCLP refresh pack
    • Viewing log messages with the log print utility (CACPRTLG)
      • Parameters for configuring the log print utility (CACPRTLG)
      • Filters for modifying output from the log print utility (CACPRTLG)
    • Replication of unlogged differences with the VSAM log delta utility (CECVSMLD)
      • Job control statements for CECVSMLD
      • Messages and codes
      • Restrictions
      • Security
      • Sample scenarios
      • Using an ESDS logical delete exit to handle RBA values in the OLDFILE that are not found in the NEWFILE
        • Developing
        • Configuring
        • Parameters
        • Processing
    • System messages
      • How to interpret messages
      • Searching for a specific-return-code value
      • How to find additional information about messages
      • SQL error codes (-nnnn)
        • 0
        • -60
        • -84
        • -102
        • -104
        • -107
        • -109
        • -112
        • -113
        • -117
        • -119
        • -120
        • -121
        • -122
        • -125
        • -126
        • -127
        • -129
        • -134
        • -138
        • -150
        • -151
        • -153
        • -156
        • -158
        • -170
        • -171
        • -181
        • -182
        • -183
        • -185
        • -199
        • -203
        • -204
        • -205
        • -206
        • -208
        • -300
        • -301
        • -302
        • -303
        • -304
        • -305
        • -312
        • -313
        • -338
        • -401
        • -402
        • -405
        • -407
        • -408
        • -412
        • -415
        • -416
        • -419
        • -420
        • -421
        • -444
        • -469
        • -501
        • -502
        • -504
        • -514
        • -516
        • -517
        • -518
        • -519
        • -530
        • -537
        • -542
        • -551
        • -601
        • -602
        • -604
        • -607
        • -612
        • -637
        • -638
        • -644
        • -681
        • -682
        • -802
        • -803
        • -804
        • -811
        • -817
        • -870
        • -904
        • -922
        • -4901
        • -4902
        • -4903
        • -4904
        • -4905
        • -4906
        • -4907
        • -4908
        • -4909
        • -4910
        • -4911
      • General messages (0x0000nnnn)
        • 0x00000000 (0)
        • 0x00000001 (1)
        • 100
      • File processing (0x0002nnnn)
        • 0x00020000 (131072)
        • 0x00020001 (131073)
        • 0x00020002 (131074)
        • 0x00020003 (131075)
        • 0x00020004 (131076)
        • 0x00020005 (131077)
        • 0x00020006 (131078)
        • 0x00020007 (131079)
        • 0x00020008 (131080)
        • 0x00020009 (131081)
        • 0x0002000A (131082)
        • 0x0002000B (131083)
        • 0x0002000C (131084)
        • 0x0002000D (131085)
        • 0x0002000E (131086)
        • 0x0002000F (131087)
        • 0x00020010 (131088)
        • 0x00020011 (131089)
        • 0x00020012 (131090)
        • 0x00020013 (131091)
        • 0x00020014 (131092)
      • Query processor (0x000bnnnn)
        • 0x000B0003 (720899)
        • 0x000B000C (720908)
        • 0x000B000E (720910)
        • 0x000B0010 (720912)
        • 0x000B0013 (720915)
        • 0x000B0016 (720918)
        • 0x000B001B (720923)
        • 0x000B0024 (720932)
        • 0x000B0040 (720960)
        • 0x000B0041 (720961)
        • 0x000B0042 (720962)
        • 0x000B0043 (720963)
        • 0x000B0044 (720964)
        • 0x000B0045 (720965)
        • 0x000B0046 (720966)
        • 0x000B0047 (720967)
        • 0x000B0048 (720968)
        • 0x000B0049 (720969)
        • 0x000B004A (720970)
      • JDBC driver (0x0013nnnn)
        • 0x00130002 (1245186)
        • 0x00130003 (1245187)
        • 0x00130004 (1245188)
        • 0x00130005 (1245189)
        • 0x00130007 (1245191)
        • 0x00130008 (1245192)
        • 0x00130009 (1245193)
        • 0x0013000A (1245194)
        • 0x0013000B (1245195)
        • 0x0013000C (1245196)
        • 0x0013000D (1245197)
        • 0x0013000E (1245198)
        • 0x0013000F (1245199)
        • 0x00130010 (1245200)
        • 0x00130011 (1245201)
        • 0x00130012 (1245202)
        • 0x00130013 (1245203)
        • 0x00130014 (1245204)
        • 0x00130015 (1245205)
        • 0x00130016 (1245206)
        • 0x00130017 (1245207)
        • 0x00130018 (1245208)
        • 0x00130100 (1245440)
      • System Log Stream (SLS) interface (0x0015nnnn)
        • 0x0015000D (1376269)
        • 0x0015000E (1376270)
        • 0x0015000F (1376271)
        • 0x00150010 (1376272)
        • 0x00150011 (1376273)
        • 0x00150015 (1376277)
        • 0x00150016 (1376278)
        • 0x00150019 (1376281)
      • SQL data handling (0x002fnnnn)
        • 0x002f0001
        • 0x002f0002 (3080194)
        • 0x002f0003 (3080195)
      • AIX (0x0040nnnn)
        • 0x0040004E (4194382)
        • 0x0040004F (4194383)
      • B-tree (0x0042nnnn)
        • 0x00420009 (4325385)
        • 0x0042000A (4325386)
        • 0x0042000B (4325387)
        • 0x0042000C (4325388)
        • 0x0042000D (4325389)
        • 0x0042000E (4325390)
        • 0x0042000F (4325391)
        • 0x00420010 (4325392)
        • 0x00420011 (4325393)
        • 0x00420012 (4325394)
        • 0x00420013 (4325395)
        • 0x00420014 (4325396)
        • 0x00420015 (4325397)
        • 0x00420016 (4325398)
        • 0x00420017 (4325399)
      • Query processor (0x0049nnnn)
        • 0x00490009 (4784137)
      • User exit processing errors (0x004dnnnn)
        • 0x004D0002 (5046274)
        • 0x004D0005 (5046277)
        • 0x004D0007 (5046279)
        • 0x004D0008 (5046280)
        • 0x004D000F (5046287)
        • 0x004D0010 (5046288)
        • 0x004D0013 (5046291)
        • 0x004D0014 (5046292)
        • 0x004D0015 (5046293)
        • 0x004D0016 (5046294)
        • 0x004D0017 (5046295)
        • 0x004D0018 (5046296)
        • 0x004D0019 (5046297)
        • 0x004D001A (5046298)
        • 0x004D001B (5046299)
        • 0x004D001C (5046300)
        • 0x004D001D (5046301)
      • Query processor control (0x0055nnnn)
        • 0x00550052 (5570642)
        • 0x00550053 (5570643)
        • 0x00550070 (5570672)
        • 0x00550077 (5570679)
      • CLI and ODBC clients (0x0056nnnn)
        • 0x00560001 (5636097)
        • 0x00560002 (5636098)
        • 0x00560003 (5636099)
        • 0x00560010 (5636112)
        • 0x00560011 (5636113)
        • 0x00560012 (5636114)
        • 0x00560013 (5636115)
        • 0x00560014 (5636116)
        • 0x00560015 (5636117)
        • 0x00560016 (5636118)
        • 0x00560017 (5636119)
        • 0x00560018 (5636120)
        • 0x00560019 (5636121)
        • 0x00560020 (5636128)
        • 0x00560021 (5636129)
        • 0x00560022 (5636130)
        • 0x00560023 (5636131)
        • 0x00560024 (5636132)
        • 0x00560025 (5636133)
        • 0x00560026 (5636134)
        • 0x00560027 (5636135)
        • 0x00560030 (5636144)
        • 0x00560031 (5636145)
        • 0x00560032 (5636146)
        • 0x00560033 (5636147)
        • 0x00560034 (5636148)
        • 0x00560035 (5636149)
        • 0x00560036 (5636150)
        • 0x00560037 (5636151)
        • 0x00560038 (5636152)
        • 0x00560039 (5636153)
        • 0x0056003A (5636154)
        • 0x0056003B (5636155)
        • 0x0056003C (5636156)
        • 0x0056003D (5636157)
        • 0x0056003E (5636158)
        • 0x0056003F (5636159)
        • 0x00560050 (5636176)
        • 0x00560051 (5636177)
        • 0x00560052 (5636178)
        • 0x00560053 (5636179)
        • 0x00560054 (5636180)
        • 0x00560055 (5636181)
        • 0x00560056 (5636182)
        • 0x00560057 (5636183)
        • 0x00560058 (5636184)
        • 0x00560059 (5636185)
        • 0x0056005A (5636186)
        • 0x0056005B (5636187)
        • 0x0056005C (5636188)
        • 0x0056005D (5636189)
        • 0x0056005E (5636190)
        • 0x0056005F (5636191)
        • 0x00560060 (5636192)
        • 0x00560061 (5636193)
        • 0x00560062 (5636194)
        • 0x00560063 (5636195)
        • 0x00560064 (5636196)
        • 0x00560070 (5636208)
        • 0x00560071 (5636209)
        • 0x00560072 (5636210)
        • 0x00560073 (5636211)
        • 0x00560074 (5636212)
        • 0x00560075 (5636213)
        • 0x00560076 (5636214)
        • 0x00560077 (5636215)
        • 0x00560078 (5636216)
        • 0x00560079 (5636217)
        • 0x00560080 (5636224)
        • 0x00560081 (5636225)
        • 0x00560082 (5636226)
        • 0x00560083 (5636227)
        • 0x00560084 (5636228)
        • 0x00560085 (5636229)
        • 0x00560086 (5636230)
        • 0x00560087 (5636231)
        • 0x00560088 (5636232)
        • 0x00560089 (5636233)
        • 0x0056008A (5636234)
        • 0x0056008B (5636235)
        • 0x0056008C (5636236)
        • 0x0056008D (5636237)
        • 0x0056008E (5636238)
        • 0x0056008F (5636239)
        • 0x00560090 (5636240)
        • 0x00560091 (5636241)
        • 0x00560092 (5636242)
        • 0x00560093 (5636243)
        • 0x00560094 (5636244)
        • 0x00560095 (5636245)
        • 0x00560096 (5636246)
      • Metadata catalog (0x0057nnnn)
        • 0x00570001 (5701633)
        • 0x00570012 (5701650)
        • 0x00570014 (5701652)
        • 0x00570016 (5701654)
        • 0x00570017 (5701655)
        • 0x00570018 (5701656)
        • 0x0057001B (5701659)
        • 0x0057001C (5701660)
        • 0x0057001D (5701661)
        • 0x0057001e (5701662)
        • 0x00570021 (5701665)
        • 0x00570022 (5701666)
        • 0x00570023 (5701667)
        • 0x00570024 (5701668)
        • 0x0057002B (5701675)
        • 0x0057002C (5701676)
        • 0x0057002D (5701677)
        • 0x00570031 (5701681)
        • 0x00570032 (5701682)
        • 0x00570033 (5701683)
        • 0x00570034 (5701684)
        • 0x00570035 (5701685)
        • 0x00570036 (5701686)
        • 0x00570038 (5701688)
        • 0x00570039 (5701689)
        • 0x0057003A (5701690)
        • 0x00570041 (5701697)
        • 0x00570042 (5701698)
        • 0x00570044 (5701700)
        • 0x00570045 (5701701)
        • 0x00570046 (5701702)
        • 0x00570047 (5701703)
        • 0x00570048 (5701704)
        • 0x00570049 (5701705)
        • 0x0057004A (5701706)
        • 0x0057004C (5701708)
        • 0x0057004D (5701709)
        • 0x0057004E (5701710)
        • 0x0057004F (5701711)
        • 0x00570051 (5701713)
        • 0x00570053 (5701715)
        • 0x00570054 (5701716)
        • 0x00570055 (5701717)
        • 0x00570056 (5701718)
        • 0x00570057 (5701719)
        • 0x00570058 (5701720)
        • 0x00570059 (5701721)
        • 0x0057005A (5701722)
        • 0x0057005B (5701723)
        • 0x0057005C (5701724)
        • 0x0057005D (5701725)
        • 0x0057005E (5701726)
        • 0x0057005F (5701727)
        • 0x00570061 (5701729)
        • 0x00570062 (5701730)
        • 0x00570063 (5701731)
        • 0x00570064 (5701732)
        • 0x00570065 (5701733)
        • 0x00570066 (5701734)
        • 0x00570067 (5701735)
        • 0x00570068 (5701736)
        • 0x00570069 (5701737)
        • 0x0057006A (5701738)
        • 0x0057006B (5701739)
        • 0x0057006C (5701740)
        • 0x0057006D (5701741)
        • 0x0057006E (5701742)
        • 0x00570070 (5701744)
        • 0x00570071 (5701745)
        • 0x00570072 (5701746)
        • 0x00570073 (5701747)
        • 0x00570074 (5701748)
        • 0x00570075 (5701749)
        • 0x00570076 (5701750)
        • 0x00570077 (5701751)
        • 0x00570078 (5701752)
        • 0x00570079 (5701753)
        • 0x0057007A (5701754)
        • 0x0057007B (5701755)
        • 0x0057007C (5701756)
        • 0x0057007D (5701757)
        • 0x0057007E (5701758)
        • 0x0057007F (5701759)
        • 0x00570080 (5701760)
        • 0x00570081 (5701761)
        • 0x00570082 (5701762)
        • 0x00570083 (5701763)
        • 0x00570084 (5701764)
        • 0x00570085 (5701765)
        • 0x0057008C (5701772)
        • 0x0057008D (5701773)
        • 0x0057008E (5701774)
        • 0x0057008F (5701775)
        • 0x00570090 (5701776)
        • 0x00570091 (5701777)
        • 0x00570093 (5701779)
        • 0x00570094 (5701780)
        • 0x00570095 (5701781)
        • 0x00570096 (5701782)
        • 0x00570097 (5701783)
        • 0x00570098 (5701784)
        • 0x0057009A (5701786)
        • 0x0057009B (5701787)
        • 0x0057009C (5701788)
        • 0x0057009D (5701789)
        • 0x0057009E (5701790)
        • 0x005700A0 (5701792)
        • 0x005700A1 (5701793)
        • 0x005700A2 (5701794)
        • 0x005700A3 (5701795)
        • 0x005700A4 (5701796)
        • 0x005700A5 (5701797)
        • 0x005700A6 (5701798)
        • 0x005700A7 (5701799)
        • 0x005700A8 (5701800)
        • 0x005700A9 (5701801)
        • 0x005700AA (5701802)
        • 0x005700AB (5701803)
        • 0x005700AC (5701804)
        • 0x005700AD (5701805)
        • 0x005700AE (5701806)
        • 0x005700AF (5701807)
        • 0x005700B0 (5701808)
        • 0x005700B1 (5701809)
        • 0x005700B2 (5701810)
        • 0x005700B3 (5701811)
        • 0x005700B4 (5701812)
        • 0x005700B5 (5701813)
        • 0x005700B6 (5701814)
        • 0x005700B7 (5701815)
        • 0x005700B8 (5701816)
        • 0x005700B9 (5701817)
        • 0x005700BA (5701818)
        • 0x005700BB (5701819)
        • 0x005700BC (5701820)
        • 0x005700BD (5701821)
        • 0x005700BE (5701822)
        • 0x005700BF (5701823)
        • 0x005700CF (5701839)
        • 0x005700D0 (5701840)
        • 0x005700D1 (5701841)
        • 0x005700D2 (5701842)
        • 0x005700D3 (5701843)
        • 0x005700D4 (5701844)
        • 0x005700D5 (5701845)
        • 0x005700D6 (5701846)
        • 0x005700D7 (5701847)
        • 0x005700D8 (5701848)
        • 0x005700D9 (5701849)
        • 0x005700DA (5701850)
        • 0x005700DB (5701851)
        • 0x005700DC (5701852)
        • 0x005700DD (5701853)
        • 0x005700DE (5701854)
        • 0x005700DF (5701855)
        • 0x005700E0 (5701856)
        • 0x005700E1 (5701857)
        • 0x005700E2 (5701858)
        • 0x005700E3 (5701859)
        • 0x005700E4 (5701860)
        • 0x005700E6 (5701862)
        • 0x005700E7 (5701863)
        • 0x005700E8 (5701864)
        • 0x005700E9 (5701865)
        • 0x005700EA (5701866)
        • 0x005700EB (5701867)
        • 0x005700EC (5701868)
        • 0x005700ED (5701869)
        • 0x005700EE (5701870)
        • 0x005700EF (5701871)
        • 0x005700F0 (5701872)
        • 0x005700F1 (5701873)
        • 0x005700F2 (5701874)
        • 0x005700F3 (5701875)
        • 0x005700F4 (5701876)
        • 0x005700F5 (5701877)
        • 0x005700F6 (5701878)
        • 0x005700F7 (5701879)
        • 0x005700F8 (5701880)
        • 0x005700F9 (5701881)
        • 0x005700FA (5701882)
        • 0x005700FB (5701883)
        • 0x005700FC (5701884)
        • 0x00570101 (5701889)
        • 0x00570102 (5701890)
        • 0x00570103 (5701891)
        • 0x00570104 (5701892)
        • 0x00570105 (5701893)
        • 0x00570106 (5701894)
        • 0x00570107 (5701895)
        • 0x00570108 (5701896)
        • 0x00570109 (5701897)
        • 0x0057010A (5701898)
        • 0x0057010B (5701899)
        • 0x0057010C (5701900)
        • 0x0057010D (5701901)
        • 0x0057010E (5701902)
        • 0x0057010F (5701903)
        • 0x00570110 (5701904)
        • 0x00570111 (5701905)
        • 0x00570112 (5701906)
        • 0x00570113 (5701907)
        • 0x00570114 (5701908)
        • 0x00570115 (5701909)
        • 0x00570120 (5701920)
        • 0x00570121 (5701921)
        • 0x00570122 (5701922)
        • 0x00570123 (5701923)
        • 0x00570124 (5701924)
        • 0x00570125 (5701925)
        • 0x00570126 (5701926)
        • 0x00570127 (5701927)
        • 0x00570128 (5701928)
        • 0x00570129 (5701929)
        • 0x0057012A (5701930)
        • 0x00570170 (5702000)
        • 0x00570171 (5702001)
        • 0x00570172 (5702002)
        • 0x00570173 (5702003)
        • 0x00570174 (5702004)
        • 0x00570175 (5702005)
        • 0x00570176 (5702006)
        • 0x00570177 (5702007)
        • 0x00570178 (5702008)
        • 0x00570179 (5702009)
        • 0x0057017A (5702010)
        • 0x0057017C (5702012)
        • 0x0057017D (5702013)
        • 0x0057017E (5702014)
        • 0x0057017F (5702015)
        • 0x00570180 (5702016)
        • 0x00570181 (5702017)
        • 0x00570182 (5702018)
        • 0x00570183 (5702019)
        • 0x00570184 (5702020)
        • 0x00570185 (5702021)
        • 0x00570186 (5702022)
        • 0x00570187 (5702023)
        • 0x00570188 (5702024)
        • 0x00570189 (5702025)
        • 0x0057018A (5702026)
        • 0x0057018B (5702027)
        • 0x0057018C (5702028)
        • 0x0057018D (5702029)
        • 0x0057018E (5702030)
        • 0x0057018F (5702031)
        • 0x00570190 (5702032)
        • 0x00570191 (5702033)
        • 0x00570192 (5702034)
        • 0x00570193 (5702035)
        • 0x00570194 (5702036)
        • 0x00570195 (5702037)
        • 0x00570196 (5702038)
      • Microsoft Windows (0x005ennnn)
        • 0x005E0001 (6160385)
      • Connection handler (0x0063nnnn)
        • 0x00630008 (6488072)
        • 0x00630009 (6488073)
        • 0x0063000A (6488074)
        • 0x0063000B (6488075)
        • 0x0063000C (6488076)
        • 0x0063000D (6488077)
        • 0x0063000E (6488078)
        • 0x0063000F (6488079)
        • 0x00630010 (6488080)
        • 0x00630011 (6488081)
        • 0x00630012 (6488082)
      • Configuration management (0x0065nnnn)
        • 0x00650002 (6619138)
        • 0x00650003 (6619139)
        • 0x00650005 (6619141)
        • 0x00650008 (6619144)
        • 0x00650009 (6619145)
        • 0x0065000A (6619146)
      • Virtual messaging interface (0x0066nnnn)
        • 0x00660002 (6684674)
        • 0x00660003 (6684675)
        • 0x00660004 (6684676)
        • 0x00660005 (6684677)
        • 0x00660006 (6684678)
        • 0x00660007 (6684679)
        • 0x00660009 (6684681)
        • 0x0066000B (6684683)
        • 0x0066000C (6684684)
      • Local queue protocol (0x0067nnnn)
        • 0x00670001 (6750209)
        • 0x00670002 (6750210)
        • 0x00670003 (6750211)
        • 0x00670004 (6750212)
        • 0x00670007 (6750215)
        • 0x0067000A (6750218)
        • 0x0067000B (6750219)
        • 0x0067000C (6750220)
        • 0x00670012 (6750226)
        • 0x00670013 (6750227)
        • 0x00670014 (6750228)
      • TCP/IP SKT protocol (0x0068nnnn)
        • 0x0068000A (6815754)
        • 0x0068000C (6815756)
        • 0x0068000F (6815759)
        • 0x00680010 (6815760)
        • 0x00680011 (6815761)
        • 0x00680012 (6815762)
        • 0x00680013 (6815763)
        • 0x00680014 (6815764)
        • 0x00680015 (6815765)
        • 0x00680017 (6815767)
        • 0x00680018 (6815768)
        • 0x00680019 (6815769)
        • 0x0068001A (6815770)
        • 0x0068001B (6815771)
        • 0x0068001C (6815772)
        • 0x0068001d (6815773)
        • 0x0068001e (6815774)
        • 0x0068001f (6815775)
        • 0x00680020 (6815776)
        • 0x00680021 (6815777)
      • Virtual communications interface (VCI) (0x0069nnnn)
        • 0x00690002 (6881282)
        • 0x00690003 (6881283)
        • 0x00690004 (6881284)
        • 0x00690005 (6881285)
        • 0x00690006 (6881286)
        • 0x00690008 (6881288)
        • 0x00690009 (6881289)
        • 0x0069000A (6881290)
        • 0x0069000B (6881291)
        • 0x0069000C (6881292)
        • 0x0069000D (6881293)
        • 0x0069000E (6881294)
        • 0x0069000F (6881295)
        • 0x00690010 (6881296)
        • 0x00690012 (6881298)
        • 0x00690013 (6881299)
        • 0x00690014 (6881300)
        • 0x00690015 (6881301)
        • 0x00690016 (6881302)
        • 0x00690017 (6881303)
        • 0x00690018 (6881304)
      • z/OS components (0x006annnn)
        • 0x006A004E (6946894)
        • 0x006a006c (6946924)
        • 0x006a006d (6946925)
        • 0x006a006e (6946926)
        • 0x006a006f (6946927)
        • 0x006a0070 (6946928)
        • 0x006a0071 (6946929)
        • 0x006a0072 (6946930)
        • 0x006a0073 (6946931)
        • 0x006a0074 (6946932)
        • 0x006a0076 (6946934)
      • ICU/NLS (0x006fnnnn)
        • 0x006F0001 (7274497)
        • 0x006F0002 (7274498)
        • 0x006F0003 (7274499)
        • 0x006F0004 (7274500)
        • 0x006F0005 (7274501)
        • 0x006F0006 (7274502)
        • 0x006F0007 (7274503)
        • 0x006F0008 (7274504)
        • 0x006F0009 (7274505)
        • 0x006F000A (7274506)
      • z/OS Workload manager (WLM) exit (0x0070nnnn)
        • 0x00700001 (7340033)
        • 0x00700002 (7340034)
        • 0x00700003 (7340035)
        • 0x00700004 (7340036)
        • 0x00700005 (7340037)
      • Dynamic catalog update (0x0071nnnn - 0x0074nnnn)
        • 0x00710001 (7405569)
        • 0x00710002 (7405570)
        • 0x00710003 (7405571)
        • 0x00710004 (7405572)
        • 0x00710005 (7405573)
        • 0x00710006 (7405574)
        • 0x00710007 (7405575)
        • 0x00710008 (7405576)
        • 0x00710009 (7405577)
        • 0x0071000A (7405578)
        • 0x0071000B (7405579)
        • 0x0071000C (7405580)
        • 0x0071000D (7405581)
        • 0x0071000E (7405582)
        • 0x0071000F (7405583)
        • 0x00710010 (7405584)
        • 0x00710011 (7405585)
        • 0x00710012 (7405586)
        • 0x00710013 (7405587)
        • 0x00710014 (7405588)
        • 0x00710015 (7405589)
        • 0x00710016 (7405590)
        • 0x00710017 (7405591)
        • 0x00710018 (7405592)
        • 0x00710019 (7405593)
        • 0x0071001A (7405594)
        • 0x0071001B (7405595)
        • 0x0071001C (7405596)
        • 0x0071001D (7405597)
        • 0x0071001E (7405598)
        • 0x0071001F (7405599)
        • 0x00710020 (7405600)
        • 0x00710021 (7405601)
        • 0x00710022 (7405602)
        • 0x00710200 (7406080)
        • 0x00710201 (7406081)
        • 0x00710202 (7406082)
        • 0x00710203 (7406083)
        • 0x00710300 (7406336)
        • 0x00710301 (7406337)
        • 0x00710302 (7406338)
        • 0x00710303 (7406339)
        • 0x00710304 (7406340)
        • 0x00710305 (7406341)
        • 0x00710400 (7406592)
        • 0x00710401 (7406593)
        • 0x00710600 (7407104)
        • 0x00710601 (7407105)
        • 0x00710602 (7407106)
        • 0x00710700 (7407360)
        • 0x00710701 (7407361)
        • 0x00710702 (7407362)
        • 0x00720001 (7471105)
        • 0x00720002 (7471106)
        • 0x00720003 (7471107)
        • 0x00720004 (7471108)
        • 0x00720005 (7471109)
        • 0x00720009 (7471113)
        • 0x0072000A (7471114)
        • 0x0072000B (7471115)
        • 0x0072000C (7471116)
        • 0x0072000D (7471117)
        • 0x0072000E (7471118)
        • 0x0072000F (7471119)
        • 0x00720010 (7471120)
        • 0x00720011 (7471121)
        • 0x00720012 (7471122)
        • 0x00720013 (7471123)
        • 0x00720014 (7471124)
        • 0x00720015 (7471125)
        • 0x00720016 (7471126)
        • 0x00720017 (7471127)
        • 0x00720200 (7471616)
        • 0x00720201 (7471617)
        • 0x00720202 (7471618)
        • 0x00720203 (7471619)
        • 0x00720204 (7471620)
        • 0x00720205 (7471621)
        • 0x00720206 (7471622)
        • 0x00720207 (7471623)
        • 0x00720208 (7471624)
        • 0x00720209 (7471625)
        • 0x0072020A (7471626)
        • 0x0072020B (7471627)
        • 0x0072020C (7471628)
        • 0x0072020D
        • 0x0072020E
        • 0x0072020F
        • 0x00720210 (7471632)
        • 0x00720300 (7471872)
        • 0x00720301 (7471873)
        • 0x00720302 (7471874)
        • 0x00720303 (7471875)
        • 0x00720304 (7471876)
        • 0x00720305 (7471877)
        • 0x00720306 (7471878)
        • 0x00720307 (7471879)
        • 0x00720308 (7471880)
        • 0x00720309 (7471881)
        • 0x0072030A (7471882)
        • 0x0072030B (7471883)
        • 0x0072030C (7471884)
        • 0x00720500 (7472384)
        • 0x00720501
        • 0x00720502 (7472386)
        • 0x00720504 (7472388)
        • 0x00720505 (7472389)
        • 0x00720506 (7472390)
        • 0x00720507 (7472391)
        • 0x00720508 (7472392)
        • 0x00720509 (7472393)
        • 0x0072050A (7472394)
        • 0x0072050B (7472395)
        • 0x0072050C
        • 0x0072050D (7472397)
        • 0x0072050E (7472398)
        • 0x0072050F (7472399)
        • 0x00720510 (7472400)
        • 0x00720511 (7472401)
        • 0x00720512 (7472402)
        • 0x00720513 (7472403)
        • 0x00720514 (7472404)
        • 0x00720515 (7472405)
        • 0x00720517 (7472407)
        • 0x00720518 (7472408)
        • 0x00720519 (7472409)
        • 0x0072051A (7472410)
        • 0x0072051B (7472411)
        • 0x0072051C (7472412)
        • 0x0072051D (7472413)
        • 0x0072051E (7472414)
        • 0x0072051F (7472415)
        • 0x00720520 (7472416)
        • 0x00720600 (7472640)
        • 0x00720601 (7472641)
        • 0x00720602 (7472642)
        • 0x00720603 (7472643)
        • 0x00720604 (7472644)
        • 0x00720605 (7472645)
        • 0x00720606 (7472646)
        • 0x00720607 (7472647)
        • 0x00720608 (7472648)
        • 0x00720609 (7472649)
        • 0x0072060A (7472650)
        • 0x0072060B (7472651)
        • 0x0072060C (7472652)
        • 0x0072060D (7472653)
        • 0x0072060E (7472654)
        • 0x0072060F (7472655)
        • 0x00720610 (7472656)
        • 0x00720611 (7472657)
        • 0x00720612 (7472658)
        • 0x00720613 (7472659)
        • 0x00720700 (7472896)
        • 0x00720701 (7472897)
        • 0x00720702 (7472898)
        • 0x00720703 (7472899)
        • 0x00720704 (7472900)
        • 0x00720705 (7472901)
        • 0x00720706 (7472902)
        • 0x00720707 (7472903)
        • 0x00720710 (7472912)
        • 0x00720711 (7472913)
        • 0x00720713 (7472915)
        • 0x00720714 (7472916)
        • 0x00720715 (7472917)
        • 0x00720716 (7472918)
        • 0x00720718 (7472920)
        • 0x00720719 (7472921)
        • 0x0072071A (7472922)
        • 0x0072071b (7472923)
        • 0x0072071C (7471132)
        • 0x0072071D (7472925)
        • 0x00730001 (7536641)
        • 0x00730002 (7536642)
        • 0x00730003 (7536643)
        • 0x00730004 (7536644)
        • 0x00730005 (7536645)
        • 0x00730601 (7538177)
        • 0x00730602 (7538178)
        • 0x00740001 (7602177)
        • 0x00740002 (7602178)
        • 0x00740003 (7602179)
        • 0x00740004 (7602180)
        • 0x00740005 (7602181)
        • 0x00740006 (7602182)
        • 0x00740007 (7602183)
        • 0x00740008 (7602184)
        • 0x00740009 (7602185)
        • 0x0074000A (7602186)
        • 0x0074000B (7602187)
        • 0x00740201 (7602689)
        • 0x00740202 (7602690)
        • 0x00740203 (7602691)
        • 0x00740301 (7602945)
        • 0x00740302 (7602946)
        • 0x00740502 (7603458)
        • 0x00740503 (7603459)
        • 0x00740504 (7603460)
        • 0x00740505 (7603461)
        • 0x00740506 (7603462)
        • 0x00740507 (7603463)
        • 0x00740601 (7603713)
        • 0x00740602 (7603714)
        • 0x00740603 (7603715)
        • 0x00740604 (7603716)
        • 0x00740605 (7603717)
        • 0x00740606 (7603718)
        • 0x00740701 (7603969)
        • 0x00740702 (7603970)
        • 0x00740703 (7603971)
      • Metadata utility (0x0076nnnn)
        • 0x00760000 (7733248)
        • 0x00760001 (7733249)
        • 0x00760002 (7733250)
        • 0x00760003 (7733251)
        • 0x00760004 (7733252)
        • 0x00760005 (7733253)
        • 0x00760006 (7733254)
        • 0x00760007 (7733255)
        • 0x00760008 (7733256)
        • 0x00760009 (7733257)
        • 0x0076000A (7733258)
        • 0x0076000B (7733259)
        • 0x0076000C (7733260)
        • 0x0076000D (7733261)
        • 0x0076000E (7733262)
        • 0x0076000F (7733263)
        • 0x00760010 (7733264)
        • 0x00760011 (7733265)
        • 0x00760012 (7733266)
        • 0x00760013 (7733267)
        • 0x00760014 (7733268)
        • 0x00760015 (7733269)
        • 0x00760016 (7733270)
        • 0x00760017 (7733271)
        • 0x00760018 (7733272)
        • 0x00760019 (7733273)
        • 0x0076001A (7733274)
        • 0x0076001B (7733275)
        • 0x0076001C (7733276)
        • 0x0076001D (7733277)
        • 0x0076001E (7733278)
        • 0x0076001F (7733279)
        • 0x00760020 (7733280)
        • 0x00760021 (7733281)
        • 0x00760022 (7733282)
        • 0x00760023 (7733283)
        • 0x00760024 (7733284)
        • 0x00760025 (7733285)
        • 0x00760026 (7733286)
        • 0x00760100 (7733504)
        • 0x00760101 (7733505)
        • 0x00760102 (7733506)
        • 0x00760103 (7733507)
        • 0x00760104 (7733508)
        • 0x00760200 (7733760)
        • 0x00760201 (7733761)
        • 0x00760202 (7733762)
        • 0x00760203 (7733763)
        • 0x00760204 (7733764)
        • 0x00760205 (7733765)
        • 0x00760300 (7734016)
        • 0x00760301 (7734017)
        • 0x00760302 (7734018)
        • 0x00760303 (7734019)
        • 0x00760304 (7734020)
        • 0x00760305 (7734021)
        • 0x00760306 (7734022)
        • 0x00760307 (7734023)
        • 0x00760308 (7734024)
        • 0x00760309 (7734025)
        • 0x00760310 (7734026)
        • 0x00760311 (7734033)
        • 0x00760312 (7734034)
      • UNIX domain sockets protocol (0x0079nnnn)
        • 0x0079000A (7929866)
        • 0x0079000B (7929867)
        • 0x0079000C (7929868)
        • 0x0079000D (7929869)
        • 0x0079000E (7929870)
        • 0x0079000F (7929871)
        • 0x00790010 (7929872)
        • 0x00790011 (7929873)
        • 0x00790012 (7929874)
        • 0x00790013(7929875)
        • 0x00790014 (7929876)
        • 0x00790015 (7929877)
        • 0x00790016 (7929878)
        • 0x00790017 (7929879)
        • 0x00790018 (7929880)
        • 0x00790019 (7929881)
        • 0x0079001A (7929882)
        • 0x0079001B (7929883)
        • 0x0079001C (7929884)
      • VSAM file processing (0x0081nnnn)
        • 0x00810001 (8454145)
        • 0x00810002 (8454146)
        • 0x00810003 (8454147)
        • 0x00810004 (8454148)
        • 0x00810005 (8454149)
        • 0x00810006 (8454150)
        • 0x00810007 (8454151)
        • 0x00810008 (8454152)
        • 0x00810009 (8454153)
        • 0x00810021 (8454177)
        • 0x00810022 (8454178)
        • 0x00810023 (8454179)
        • 0x00810024 (8454180)
        • 0x00810025 (8454181)
        • 0x00810026 (8454182)
        • 0x00810027 (8454183)
        • 0x00810028 (8454184)
        • 0x00810029 (8454185)
        • 0x0081002A (8454186)
        • 0x0081002B (8454187)
        • 0x0081002C (8454188)
        • 0x0081002D (8454189)
        • 0x00810030 (8454192)
        • 0x00810031 (8454193)
        • 0x00810032 (8454194)
        • 0x00810033 (8454195)
        • 0x00810034 (8454196)
        • 0x00810035 (8454197)
        • 0x00810036 (8454198)
        • 0x00810037 (8454199)
      • Cross memory (XM) protocol (0x0085nnnn)
        • 0x00850003 (8716291)
        • 0x00850007 (8716295)
        • 0x00850008 (8716296)
        • 0x00850009 (8716297)
        • 0x0085000A (8716298)
        • 0x0085000B (8716299)
        • 0x0085000C (8716300)
        • 0x0085000D (8716301)
        • 0x0085000E (8716302)
        • 0x00850012 (8716306)
        • 0x00851001 (8720385)
        • 0x00851002 (8720386)
        • 0x00851004 (8720388)
        • 0x00851005 (8720389)
        • 0x00851006 (8720390)
        • 0x00851008 (8720392)
        • 0x00851009 (8720393)
        • 0x0085100A (8720394)
        • 0x0085100B (8720395)
        • 0x0085100C (8720396)
        • 0x0085100D (8720397)
        • 0x0085100E (8720398)
        • 0x0085100F (8720399)
        • 0x00851010 (8720400)
        • 0x00851011 (8720401)
        • 0x00851012 (8720402)
        • 0x00851017 (8720407)
        • 0x00851018 (8720408)
        • 0x00851019 (8720409)
        • 0x0085101A (8720410)
        • 0x0085101B (8720411)
        • 0x0085101C (8720412)
        • 0x0085101D (8720413)
        • 0x0085101E (8720414)
        • 0x0085101F (8720415)
        • 0x00851020 (8720416)
        • 0x00851021 (8720417)
        • 0x00851022 (8720418)
        • 0x00851023 (8720419)
        • 0x00851024 (8720420)
        • 0x00851025 (8720421)
        • 0x00851026 (8720422)
        • 0x00851027 (8720423)
        • 0x00851028 (8720424)
        • 0x00851029 (8720425)
        • 0x0085102A (8720426)
        • 0x0085102B (8720427)
        • 0x00853001 (8728577)
        • 0x00853002 (8728578)
        • 0x00853003 (8728579)
        • 0x00854001 (8732673)
        • 0x00854002 (8732674)
        • 0x00854003 (8732675)
        • 0x00855000 (8736768)
        • 0x00855001 (8736769)
        • 0x00855002 (8736770)
        • 0x00855003 (8736771)
        • 0x00855005 (8736773)
        • 0x00857001 (8744961)
        • 0x00857003 (8744963)
        • 0x00857004 (8744964)
        • 0x00857005 (8744965)
        • 0x00857006 (8744966)
        • 0x00857007 (8744967)
        • 0x00858001 (8749057)
        • 0x00858002 (8749058)
        • 0x00859001 (8753153)
        • 0x00859002 (8753154)
        • 0x00859003 (8753155)
        • 0x00859004 (8753156)
      • z/OS hiperspace processing (0x0088nnnn)
        • 0x00880002 (8912898)
        • 0x00880003 (8912899)
        • 0x00880010 (8912912)
        • 0x00880011 (8912913)
        • 0x00880012 (8912914)
        • 0x00880013 (8912915)
        • 0x00880014 (8912916)
        • 0x00880019 (8912921)
        • 0x0088001A (8912922)
        • 0x0088001C (8912924)
        • 0x00880020 (8912896)
        • 0x00880021 (8912897)
        • 0x00880022 (8912899)
        • 0x00880023 (8912900)
        • 0x00880024 (8912901)
        • 0x00880025 (8912902)
        • 0x00880026 (8912903)
        • 0x00880027 (8912904)
        • 0x00880028 (8912905)
        • 0x00880029 (8912906)
        • 0x0088002A (8912938)
        • 0x0088002B (8912939)
        • 0x0088002C (8912940)
        • 0x0088002D (8912941)
        • 0x0088002E (8912942)
        • 0x0088002F (8912943)
        • 0x00880030 (8912944)
        • 0x00880031 (8912945)
        • 0x00880032 (8912946)
        • 0x00880033 (8912947)
      • Classic change data capture engine-to-engine protocol(0x0092nnnn)
        • 0x00920001 (9568257)
        • 0x00920002 (9568258)
        • 0x00920003 (9568259)
        • 0x00920004 (9568260)
        • 0x00920005 (9568261)
        • 0x00920006 (9568262)
        • 0x00920007 (9568263)
        • 0x00920008 (9568264)
        • 0x00920009 (9568265)
        • 0x0092000A (9568266)
        • 0x0092000B (9568267)
        • 0x0092000C (9568268)
        • 0x0092000D (9568269)
        • 0x0092000E (9568270)
        • 0x0092000F (9568271)
        • 0x00920010 (9568272)
        • 0x00920011 (9568273)
        • 0x00920012 (9568274)
        • 0x00920013 (9568275)
        • 0x00920014 (9568276)
        • 0x00920015 (9568277)
        • 0x00920016 (9568278)
        • 0x00920017 (9568279)
        • 0x00920018 (9568280)
        • 0x00920019 (9568281)
        • 0x0092001A (9568282)
        • 0x0092001B (9568283)
        • 0x0092001C (9568284)
        • 0x0092001D (9568285)
        • 0x0092001E (9568286)
      • Indexed list interface (0x0093nnnn)
        • 0x00930001 (9633793)
        • 0x00930002 (9633794)
        • 0x00930003 (9633795)
        • 0x00930004 (9633796)
        • 0x00930005 (9633797)
        • 0x00930006 (9633798)
        • 0x00930007 (9633799)
        • 0x00930008 (9633800)
        • 0x00930009 (9633801)
        • 0x0093000A (9633802)
        • 0x0093000B (9633803)
        • 0x0093000C (9633804)
        • 0x0093000D (9633805)
        • 0x0093000E (9633806)
      • Replication capture service (0x0103nnnn)
        • 0x01030001 (16973825)
        • 0x01030005 (16973829)
        • 0x01030010 (16973840)
        • 0x01030012 (16973842)
        • 0x01030015 (16973845)
        • 0x01030018 (16973848)
        • 0x01030020 (16973856)
        • 0x01030026 (16973862)
        • 0x0103002D (16973869)
        • 0x0103002E (16973870)
        • 0x0103002F (16973871)
        • 0x01030030 (16973872)
        • 0x01030031 (16973873)
        • 0x01030037 (16973879)
        • 0x0103003A (16973882)
        • 0x0103003C (16973884)
        • 0x0103003D (16973885)
        • 0x0103003E (16973886)
        • 0x0103003F (16973887)
        • 0x01030050 (16973904)
        • 0x01030070 (16973936)
        • 0x01030071 (16973937)
        • 0x01030090 (16973968)
        • 0x01030091 (16973969)
        • 0x01030092 (16973970)
        • 0x01030093 (16973971)
        • 0x010300A5 (16973989)
        • 0x010300A7 (16973991)
        • 0x010300A8 (16973992)
        • 0x010300A9 (16973993)
        • 0x010300AA (16973994)
        • 0x010300C1 (16974017)
        • 0x010300C3 (16974019)
        • 0x010300C5 (16974021)
        • 0x010300C6 (16974022)
        • 0x010300C7 (16974023)
        • 0x010300C8 (16974024)
        • 0x01030304 (16974596)
        • 0x01030308 (16974600)
        • 0x0103030A (16974602)
        • 0x0103030C (16974604)
        • 0x01030317 (16974615)
      • Replication log reader service (0x0109nnnn)
        • 0x01090001 (17367041)
        • 0x01090002 (17367042)
        • 0x01090003 (17367043)
        • 0x01090004 (17367044)
        • 0x01090006 (17367046)
      • Classic replication monitoring service (0x010bnnnn)
        • 0x010B000B (17498123)
        • 0x010B0015 (17498133)
        • 0x010B0016 (17498134)
        • 0x010B0017 (17498135)
        • 0x010B0018 (17498136)
        • 0x010B0019 (17498137)
        • 0x010B001A (17498138)
        • 0x010B001B (17498139)
        • 0x010B001C (17498140)
        • 0x010B001D (17498141)
        • 0x010B001F (17498143)
      • Classic replication runtime environment (0x010dnnnn)
        • 0x010D0001 (17629185)
        • 0x010D0002 (17629186)
        • 0x010D0003 (17629187)
        • 0x010D0004 (17629188)
        • 0x010D0005 (17629189)
        • 0x010D0006 (17629190)
        • 0x010D0007 (17629191)
        • 0x010D0008 (17629192)
        • 0x010D0009 (17629193)
        • 0x010D000A (17629194)
        • 0x010D000B (17629195)
        • 0x010D000C (17629196)
        • 0x010D000D (17629197)
        • 0x010D0015 (17629205)
        • 0x010D0016 (17629206)
        • 0x010D0017 (17629207)
        • 0x010D0018 (17629208)
        • 0x010D0019 (17629209)
        • 0x010D001A (17629210)
        • 0x010D001C (17629212)
        • 0x010D001D (17629213)
        • 0x010d002b (17629227)
        • 0x010d002f (17629231)
        • 0x010d0030 (17629232)
        • 0x010d0031 (17629233)
        • 0x010d0032 (17629234)
        • 0x010D0040 (17629248)
        • 0x010D0041 (17629249)
        • 0x010D0042 (17629250)
        • 0x010D0043 (17629251)
        • 0x010D0044 (17629252)
        • 0x010D0045 (17629253)
        • 0x010D0046 (17629254)
        • 0x010D0047 (17629255)
        • 0x010D0048 (17629256)
        • 0x010D0049 (17629257)
        • 0x010D0101 (17629441)
        • 0x010D0102 (17629442)
        • 0x010D0104 (17629444)
        • 0x010D0105 (17629445)
        • 0x010D0106 (17629446)
        • 0x010D0107 (17629447)
        • 0x010D0108 (17629448)
        • 0x010D0109 (17629449)
        • 0x010D010A (17629450)
        • 0x010D010B (17629451)
        • 0x010D010D (17629453)
        • 0x010D010E (17629454)
        • 0x010D010F (17629455)
        • 0x010D0110 (17629456)
        • 0x010D0111 (17629457)
        • 0x010D0112 (17629458)
        • 0x010D0113 (17629459)
        • 0x010D0114 (17629460)
        • 0x010D0116 (17629462)
        • 0x010D0119 (17629465)
        • 0x010D011D (17629469)
        • 0x010D011E (17629470)
        • 0x010D011F (17629471)
        • 0x010D0120 (17629472)
        • 0x010D0121 (17629473)
        • 0x010D0122 (17629474)
        • 0x010D0123 (17629475)
        • 0x010D0124 (17629476)
        • 0x010D0125 (17629477)
        • 0x010D0127 (17629479)
        • 0x010D0128 (17629480)
        • 0x010D0129 (17629481)
        • 0x010D012A (17629482)
        • 0x010D0139 (17629497)
        • 0x010D013A (17629498)
        • 0x010D013B (17629499)
        • 0x010D013C (17629500)
        • 0x010D013D (17629501)
        • 0x010D013E (17629502)
        • 0x010D013F (17629503)
        • 0x010D0140 (17629504)
        • 0x010D0141 (17629505)
        • 0x010D0142 (17629506)
        • 0x010D0143 (17629507)
        • 0x010D0144 (17629508)
        • 0x010D0145 (17629509)
        • 0x010D0146 (17629510)
        • 0x010D0147 (17629511)
        • 0x010D0148 (17629512)
        • 0x010D0149 (17629513)
        • 0x010D014A (17629514)
        • 0x010D014B (17629515)
      • Intertask communication messages (ICMs) (0x0112nnnn)
        • 0x01120001 (17956865)
        • 0x01120002 (17956866)
        • 0x01120003 (17956867)
        • 0x01120004 (17956868)
        • 0x01120005 (17956869)
        • 0x01120006 (17956870)
        • 0x01120007 (17956871)
        • 0x01120008 (17956872)
      • Conversion messages (0x0113nnnn)
        • 0x01130001 (18022401)
        • 0x01130002 (18022402)
        • 0x01130003 (18022403)
        • 0x01130004 (18022404)
        • 0x01130005 (18022405)
        • 0x01130006 (18022406)
        • 0x01130007 (18022407)
        • 0x01130008 (18022408)
        • 0x01130009 (18022409)
        • 0x0113000A (18022410)
        • 0x0113000B (18022411)
        • 0x0113000C (18022412)
      • General server messages (CAC0)
        • CAC00100I
        • CAC00101I
        • CAC00102I
        • CAC00103I
        • CAC00104E
        • CAC00105I
        • CAC00106I
        • CAC00107E
        • CAC00107I
        • CAC00108E
        • CAC00109E
        • CAC00110E
        • CAC00110I
        • CAC00111E
        • CAC00111W
        • CAC00112E
        • CAC00113I
        • CAC00114W
        • CAC00115W
        • CAC00116E
        • CAC00117E
        • CAC00118E
        • CAC00119E
        • CAC00120I
        • CAC00121W
        • CAC00122E
        • CAC00123W
        • CAC00125E
        • CAC00130E
        • CAC00131E
        • CAC00132E
        • CAC00133E
        • CAC00134E
        • CAC00135W
        • CAC00136I
        • CAC00137W
        • CAC00138I
        • CAC00139I
        • CAC00140E
        • CAC00141E
        • CAC00142E
        • CAC00143E
        • CAC00144I
        • CAC00145I
        • CAC00150E
        • CAC00200I
        • CAC00201I
        • CAC00202W
        • CAC00203W
        • CAC00204I
        • CAC00205I
        • CAC00206W
        • CAC00207W
        • CAC00208I
        • CAC00209W
        • CAC00210W
        • CAC00211W
        • CAC00212W
        • CAC00213W
        • CAC00214W
        • CAC00215I
        • CAC00216W
        • CAC00217W
        • CAC00218W
        • CAC00219W
        • CAC00220I
        • CAC00221I
        • CAC00222W
        • CAC00223W
        • CAC00224W
        • CAC00225I
        • CAC00226W
        • CAC00227W
        • CAC00228W
        • CAC00229W
        • CAC00230W
        • CAC00231W
        • CAC00232W
        • CAC00233W
        • CAC00234W
        • CAC00235E
        • CAC00236W
        • CAC00237W
        • CAC00238W
        • CAC00239W
        • CAC00240E
        • CAC00241I
        • CAC00242I
        • CAC00243I
        • CAC00244W
        • CAC00245W
        • CAC00246W
        • CAC00247W
        • CAC00248W
        • CAC00249I
        • CAC00250W
        • CAC00251I
        • CAC00252I
        • CAC00253W
        • CAC00254W
        • CAC00255I
        • CAC00256I
        • CAC00257W
        • CAC00258W
        • CAC00259W
        • CAC00260W
        • CAC00261I
        • CAC00262W
        • CAC00263I
        • CAC00264E
        • CAC00265W
        • CAC00266I
        • CAC00267E
        • CAC00268W
        • CAC00269W
        • CAC00270W
        • CAC00271W
        • CAC00272W
        • CAC00273W
        • CAC00274W
        • CAC00275W
        • CAC00276W
        • CAC00277W
        • CAC00278W
        • CAC00279W
        • CAC00280E
        • CAC00281E
        • CAC00282W
        • CAC00283W
        • CAC00284I
        • CAC00285W
        • CAC00286I
        • CAC00287I
        • CAC00288I
        • CAC00289I
        • CAC00290W
        • CAC00291W
        • CAC00292W
        • CAC00293W
        • CAC00294E
        • CAC00295W
        • CAC00296W
        • CAC00297W
        • CAC00298I
        • CAC00299I
        • CAC00300W
        • CAC00301W
        • CAC00302I
        • CAC00303I
        • CAC00304I
        • CAC00305W
        • CAC00306W
        • CAC00307W
        • CAC00308W
        • CAC00309W
        • CAC00310W
        • CAC00311E
        • CAC00312E
        • CAC00313E
        • CAC00314W
        • CAC00315W
        • CAC00316W
        • CAC00317W
        • CAC00318W
        • CAC00319W
        • CAC00320E
        • CAC00321E
        • CAC00322W
        • CAC00323W
        • CAC00324W
        • CAC00325W
        • CAC00326W
        • CAC00403E
        • CAC00406E
        • CAC00407E
        • CAC00408E
        • CAC00413E
        • CAC00414E
        • CAC00415E
        • CAC00416E
        • CAC00417E
        • CAC00419E
        • CAC00423E
        • CAC00424E
        • CAC00425E
        • CAC00426E
        • CAC00427E
        • CAC00428E
        • CAC00429I
        • CAC00430I
        • CAC00501E
        • CAC00502E
        • CAC00503E
        • CAC00504E
        • CAC00505E
        • CAC00506E
        • CAC00507E
        • CAC00508E
        • CAC00509E
        • CAC00510E
        • CAC00511E
        • CAC00512E
        • CAC00519E
        • CAC00520E
        • CAC00521E
        • CAC00522I
        • CAC00523E
        • CAC00524E
        • CAC00525I
        • CAC00529I
        • CAC00530W
        • CAC00531E
      • Controller service (CACA)
        • CACA001I
        • CACA0117W
        • CACA0118W
        • CACA0119W
        • CACA0120I
        • CACA0121E
      • Logger service and log print utility (CACB)
        • CACB001E
        • CACB002I
        • CACB003I
        • CACB004E
        • CACB100E
        • CACB101E
        • CACB102W
        • CACB103E
        • CACB104E
        • CACB105E
        • CACB106E
        • CACB107W
        • CACB108I
        • CACB109E
        • CACB110W
        • CACB111W
        • CACB112I
        • CACB113I
        • CACB114W
        • CACB115I
        • CACB116I
        • CACB117E
        • CACB118E
        • CACB119I
        • CACB120E
        • CACB135W
        • CACB500E
        • CACB501E
        • CACB502E
        • CACB503E
        • CACB504E
        • CACB505E
        • CACB506E
        • CACB507E
        • CACB520E
        • CACB521I
        • CACB522E
        • CACB523E
        • CACB524E
      • Installation and customization (CACC)
        • CACC001E
        • CACC002E
        • CACC003E
        • CACC004E
        • CACC005E
        • CACC006E
        • CACC007E
        • CACC008E
        • CACC009E
        • CACC010E
        • CACC011E
        • CACC012E
        • CACC013E
        • CACC014E
        • CACC015E
        • CACC016E
        • CACC017E
        • CACC018E
        • CACC019E
        • CACC020W
        • CACC021E
        • CACC022E
        • CACC023I
        • CACC024E
        • CACC025E
        • CACC027E
        • CACC028E
      • Metadata catalog (CACD)
        • CACD001E
        • CACD002E
      • Query processor (QP) service (CACE)
        • CACE0107I
      • Database access service (CACF)
        • CACF060I
      • System exits (CACL)
        • CACL002E
        • CACL003W
        • CACL004E
        • CACL005E
        • CACL006W
        • CACL007E
        • CACL008E
        • CACL009E
        • CACL010E
        • CACL011I
        • CACL012I
        • CACL013E
        • CACL014E
        • CACL015E
        • CACL016E
        • CACL017E
        • CACL022W
        • CACL023E
      • Capture service (CECC)
        • CECC0001I (0x01020001)
        • CECC0003I (0x01020003)
        • CECC0004I (0x01020004)
        • CECC0005E (0x01020005)
        • CECC0012E (0x0102000C)
        • CECC0015E (0x0102000F)
        • CECC0016E (0x01020010)
        • CECC0017E (0x01020011)
        • CECC0018E (0x01020012)
        • CECC0020I (0x01020014)
        • CECC0021I (0x01020015)
        • CECC0022I (0x01020016)
        • CECC0023W (0x01020017)
        • CECC0024I (0x01020018)
        • CECC0030I (0x0102001E)
        • CECC0032I (0x01020020)
        • CECC0033I (0x01020021)
        • CECC0034I (0x01020022)
        • CECC0035I (0x01020023)
        • CECC0036E (0x01020024)
        • CECC0037E (0x01020025)
        • CECC0038I (0x01020026)
        • CECC0039I (0x01020027)
        • CECC0042E (0x0102002A)
        • CECC0043I (0x0102002B)
        • CECC0044I (0x0102002C)
        • CECC0045I (0x0102002D)
        • CECC0046I (0x0102002E)
        • CECC0047I (0x0102002F)
        • CECC0048E (0x01020030)
        • CECC0049I (0x01020031)
        • CECC0052I (0x01020034)
        • CECC0054I (0x01020036)
        • CECC0057E (0x01020039)
        • CECC0058I (0x0102003A)
        • CECC0059I (0x0102003B)
        • CECC0060W (0x0102003C)
        • CECC0061E (0x0102003D)
        • CECC0062I (0x0102003E)
        • CECC0063I (0x0102003F)
        • CECC0064W (0x01020040)
        • CECC0066I (0x01020042)
        • CECC0067I (0x01020043)
        • CECC0068E (0x01020044)
        • CECC0069E (0x01020045)
        • CECC0070W (0x01020046)
        • CECC0073I (0x01020049)
        • CECC0080E (0x01020050)
        • CECC0096I (0x01020060)
        • CECC0097W (0x01020061)
        • CECC0200I (0x010200C8)
        • CECC0201I (0x010200C9)
        • CECC0202I (0x010200CA)
        • CECC0203I (0x010200CB)
        • CECC0204I (0x010200CC)
        • CECC0205I (0x010200CD)
        • CECC0206I (0x010200CE)
        • CECC0207I (0x010200CF)
        • CECC0208I (0x010200D0)
        • CECC0209E (0x010200D1)
        • CECC0210E (0x010200D2)
        • CECC0213E (0x010200D5)
        • CECC0215I (0x010200D7)
        • CECC0216I (0x010200D8)
        • CECC0217I (0x010200D9)
        • CECC0218I (0x010200DA)
        • CECC0219I (0x010200DB)
        • CECC0221E (0x010200DD)
        • CECC0222E (0x010200DE)
        • CECC0223I (0x010200DF)
        • CECC0240I (0x010200F0)
        • CECC0241I (0x010200F1)
        • CECC0242I (0x010200F2)
        • CECC0243I (0x010200F3)
        • CECC0244E (0x010200F4)
        • CECC0245I (0x010200f5)
        • CECC0246I (0x010200f6)
        • CECC0247I (0x010200f7)
        • CECC0248I (0x010200f8)
        • CECC0249E (0x010200f9)
        • CECC0257I (0x01020101)
        • CECC0258I (0x01020102)
        • CECC0259I (0x01020103)
        • CECC0261I (0x01020105)
        • CECC0262I (0x01020106)
        • CECC0263I (0x01020107)
        • CECC0264I (0x01020108)
        • CECC0265I (0x01020109)
        • CECC0269I (0x0102010D)
        • CECC0270I (0x0102010E)
        • CECC0271E (0x0102010F)
        • CECC0272I (0x01020110)
        • CECC0275I (0x01020113)
        • CECC0276I (0x01020114)
        • CECC0277I (0x01020115)
        • CECC0278I (0x01020116)
        • CECC0279I (0x01020117)
        • CECC0280I (0x01020118)
        • CECC0281I (0x01020119)
        • CECC0282E (0x0102011A)
        • CECC0283I (0x0102011B)
        • CECC0284I (0x0102011C)
        • CECC0286E (0x0102011E)
        • CECC0287I (0x0102011F)
        • CECC0288I (0x01020120)
        • CECC0289W (0x01020121)
        • CECC0290E (0x01020122)
        • CECC0291I (0x01020123)
        • CECC0292E (0x01020124)
        • CECC0293I (0x01020125)
        • CECC0294E (0x01020126)
        • CECC0295E (0x01020127)
        • CECC0296I (0x01020128)
        • CECC0297I (0x01020129)
        • CECC0304I (0x01020130)
        • CECC0305I (0x01020131)
        • CECC0306E (0x01020132)
        • CECC0307I (0x01020133)
        • CECC0308I (0x01020134)
        • CECC0309I (0x01020135)
        • CECC0310I (0x01020136)
        • CECC0311E (0x01020137)
        • CECC0312E (0x01020138)
        • CECC0313E (0x01020139)
        • CECC0320W (0x01020140)
        • CECC0321E (0x01020141)
        • CECC0322E (0x01020142)
        • CECC0323I (0x01020143)
        • CECC0324I (0x01020144)
        • CECC0325E (0x01020145)
        • CECC0326W (0x01020146)
        • CECC0328W (0x01020148)
        • CECC0329I (0x01020149)
        • CECC0330E (0x0102014a)
        • CECC0336I (0x01020150)
        • CECC0337I (0x01020151)
        • CECC0338E (0x01020152)
        • CECC0339I (0x01020153)
        • CECC0340I (0x01020154)
        • CECC0341E (0x01020155)
      • DBMS specific messages (CECD)
        • CECD0001E (0x01040001)
        • CECD0002E (0x01040002)
        • CECD0003E (0x01040003)
        • CECD0004E (0x01040004)
        • CECD0005E (0x01040005)
        • CECD0006E (0x01040006)
        • CECD0007E (0x01040007)
        • CECD0008E (0x01040008)
        • CECD0009E (0x01040009)
        • CECD0010E (0x0104000A)
        • CECD0011I (0x0104000B)
        • CECD0013E (0x0104000D)
        • CECD0014E (0x0104000E)
        • CECD0015E (0x0104000F)
        • CECD0768E (0x01040300)
        • CECD0769E (0x01040301)
        • CECD0770E (0x01040302)
        • CECD0771E (0x01040303)
        • CECD0772E (0x01040304)
        • CECD0773E (0x01040305)
        • CECD0774E (0x01040306)
        • CECD0775E (0x01040307)
        • CECD0776E (0x01040308)
        • CECD0777E (0x01040309)
        • CECD0780I (0x0104030C)
        • CECD0781I (0x0104030D)
        • CECD0782I (0x0104030E)
        • CECD0783I (0x0104030F)
        • CECD0784E (0x01040310)
        • CECD0785I (0x01040311)
        • CECD0786E (0x01040312)
        • CECD0787W (0x01040313)
        • CECD0788E (0x01040314)
        • CECD0789E (0x01040315)
        • CECD0790E (0x01040316)
        • CECD0791E (0x01040317)
        • CECD0792E (0x01040318)
        • CECD0793E (0x01040319)
        • CECD0795E (0x0104031B)
        • CECD0796E (0x0104031C)
        • CECD0797W (0x0104031D)
        • CECD0798W (0x0104031E)
        • CECD0802E (0x01040322)
        • CECD0803E (0x01040323)
        • CECD0804E (0x01040324)
        • CECD0805E (0x01040325)
        • CECD0806E (0x01040326)
        • CECD0807E (0x01040327)
        • CECD0808E (0x01040328)
        • CECD0809E (0x01040329)
        • CECD0816I (0x01040330)
        • CECD0817E (0x01040331)
        • CECD0818E (0x01040332)
        • CECD1024E (0x01040400)
        • CECD1025E (0x01040401)
        • CECD1026E (0x01040402)
        • CECD1027E (0x01040403)
        • CECD1028E (0x01040404)
        • CECD1029E (0x01040405)
        • CECD1030I (0x01040406)
        • CECD1031E (0x01040407)
        • CECD1032W (0x01040408)
        • CECD1033I (0x01040409)
        • CECD1034I (0x0104040A)
        • CECD1035E (0x0104040B)
      • General log reader service (CECL)
        • 0x01080001 (17301505)
        • 0x01080002 (17301506)
        • 0x01080003 (17301507)
        • 0x01080004 (17301508)
        • 0x01080005 (17301509)
        • 0x01080006 (17301510)
        • 0x01080007 (17301511)
        • 0x01080008 (17301512)
        • 0x01080009 (17301513)
        • 0x0108000A (17301514)
        • 0x0108000B (17301515)
        • 0x0108000C (17301516)
        • 0x0108000D (17301517)
        • 0x0108000E (17301518)
        • 0x0108000F (17301519)
        • 0x01080010 (17301520)
        • 0x01080011 (17301521)
        • 0x01080012 (17301522)
      • Monitoring service (CECM)
        • CECM0001I (0x010A0001)
        • CECM0002I (0x010A0002)
        • CECM0010I (0x010A000A)
        • CECM0011I (0x010A000B)
        • CECM0014I (0x010A000E)
        • CECM0015I (0x010A000F)
        • CECM0016I (0x010A0010)
        • CECM0017I (0x010A0011)
        • CECM0018I (0x010A0012)
        • CECM0019I (0x010A0013)
        • CECM0020I (0x010A0014)
        • CECM0021W (0x010A0015)
        • CECM0022E (0x010A0016)
        • CECM0023E (0x010A0017)
        • CECM0024E (0x010A0018)
        • CECM0025E (0x010A0019)
        • CECM0026I (0x010A001A)
        • CECM0050W (0x010A0032)
        • CECM0051I (0x010A0033)
        • CECM0052I (0x010A0034)
        • CECM0053I (0x010A0035)
        • CECM0054I (0x010A0036)
        • CECM0055E (0x010A0037)
        • CECM0056E (0x010A0038)
        • CECM0057I (0x010A0039)
        • CECM0058I (0x010A003A)
        • CECM0059I (0x010A003B)
        • CECM0060I (0x010A003C)
      • Administration service (CECN)
        • CECN0001I (0x010C0001)
        • CECN0002I (0x010C0002)
        • CECN0005I (0x010C0005)
        • CECN0006I (0x010C0006)
        • CECN0007I (0x010C0007)
        • CECN0008I (0x010C0008)
        • CECN0009I (0x010C0009)
        • CECN0010I (0x010C000a)
        • CECN0011I (0x010C000b)
        • CECN0012I (0x010C000C)
        • CECN0013I (0x010C000D)
        • CECN0014I (0x010C000E)
        • CECN0015I (0x010C000F)
        • CECN0016E (0x010C0010)
        • CECN0017W (0x010C0011)
        • CECN0018E (0x010C0012)
        • CECN0019E (0x010C0013)
        • CECN0020E (0x010C0014)
        • CECN0022E (0x010C0016)
        • CECN0023E (0x010C0017)
        • CECN0024E (0x010C0018)
        • CECN0025E (0x010C0019)
        • CECN0026E (0x010C001A)
        • CECN0027E (0x010C001B)
        • CECN0028E (0x010C001C)
        • CECN0029E (0x010C001D)
        • CECN0030E (0x010C001E)
        • CECN0031E (0x010C001F)
        • CECN0032E (0x010C0020)
        • CECN0033E (0x010C0021)
        • CECN0034E (0x010C0022)
        • CECN0035E (0x010C0023)
        • CECN0036E (0x010C0024)
        • CECN0037E (0x010C0025)
        • CECN0038E (0x010C0026)
        • CECN0039E (0x010C0027)
        • CECN0040E (0x010C0028)
        • CECN0041E (0x010C0029)
        • CECN0042E (0x010C002A)
        • CECN0043E (0x010C002B)
        • CECN0044E (0x010C002C)
        • CECN0045E (0x010C002D)
        • CECN0046E (0x010C002E)
        • CECN0047E (0x010C002F)
        • CECN0048E (0x010C0030)
        • CECN0049E (0x010C0031)
        • CECN0050E (0x010C0032)
        • CECN0051E (0x010C0033)
        • CECN0052E (0x010C0034)
        • CECN0053E (0x010C0035)
        • CECN0054E (0x010C0036)
        • CECN0055E (0x010C0037)
        • CECN0056E (0x010C0038)
        • CECN0057E (0x010C0039)
        • CECN0058E (0x010C003A)
        • CECN0059E (0x010C003B)
        • CECN0060E (0x010C003C)
        • CECN0061E (0x010C003D)
        • CECN0062E (0x010C003E)
        • CECN0063E (0x010C003F)
        • CECN0064E (0x010C0040)
        • CECN0065I (0x010C0041)
        • CECN0066I (0x010C0042)
        • CECN0067I (0x010C0043)
        • CECN0068I (0x010C0044)
        • CECN0069I (0x010C0045)
        • CECN0070I (0x010C0046)
        • CECN0071I (0x010C0047)
        • CECN0072I (0x010C0048)
        • CECN0073I (0x010C0049)
        • CECN0074I (0x010C004A)
        • CECN0075I (0x010C004B)
        • CECN0076E (0x010C004C)
        • CECN0077I (0x010C004D)
        • CECN0078I (0x010C004E)
        • CECN0079I (0x010C004F)
        • CECN0080I (0x010C0050)
        • CECN0081I (0x010C0051)
        • CECN0082E (0x010C0052)
        • CECN0083I (0x010C0053)
        • CECN0084I (0x010C0054)
        • CECN0085I (0x010C0055)
        • CECN0086I (0x010C0056)
        • CECN0087I (0x010C0057)
        • CECN0088I (0x010C0058)
        • CECN0089I (0x010C0059)
        • CECN0090I (0x010C005A)
        • CECN0091I (0x010C005B)
        • CECN0092E (0x010C005C)
        • CECN0093I (0x010C005D)
        • CECN0094I (0x010C005E)
        • CECN0095I (0x010C005F)
        • CECN0096I (0x010C0060)
        • CECN0097I (0x010c0061)
        • CECN0099I (0x010C0063)
        • CECN0100E (0x010C0064)
        • CECN0101E (0x010C0065)
        • CECN0102I (0x010C0066)
        • CECN0103E (0x010C0067)
        • CECN0104E (0x010C0068)
        • CECN0105I (0x010C0069)
        • CECN0106E (0x010C006A)
        • CECN0107E (0x010C006B)
        • CECN0108E (0x010C006C)
        • CECN0109E (0x010C006D)
        • CECN0110E (0x010C006E)
        • CECN0111E (0x010C006F)
        • CECN0112E (0x010C0070)
        • CECN0113E (0x010C0071)
        • CECN0114E (0x010C0072)
        • CECN0115E (0x010C0073)
        • CECN0116E (0x010C0074)
        • CECN0117I (0x010C0075)
        • CECN0118I (0x010C0076)
        • CECN0119E (0x010C0077)
        • CECN0120E (0x010C0078)
        • CECN0121E (0x010C0079)
        • CECN0122E (0x010C007a)
        • CECN0123E (0x010C007B)
        • CECN0124E (0x010C007C)
        • CECN0125E (0x010C007D)
        • CECN0126W (0x010C007E)
        • CECN0127E (0x010C007F)
        • CECN0128E (0x010C0080)
        • CECN0129E (0x010C0081)
        • CECN0130I (0x010C0082)
        • CECN0131E (0x010C0083)
        • CECN0132I (0x010C0084)
        • CECN0133E (0x010C0085)
        • CECN0134I (0x010C0086)
        • CECN0135E (0x010C0087)
        • CECN0136E (0x010C0088)
        • CECN0137E (0x010C0089)
        • CECN0138E (0x010C008A)
        • CECN0139I (0x010c008b)
        • CECN0140I (0x010c008c)
        • CECN0141E (0x010c008d)
        • CECN0142I (0x010C008e)
        • CECN0143E(0x010C008f)
        • CECN0144I (0x010C0090)
        • CECN0145I (0x010c0091)
        • CECN0146E (0x010c0092)
        • CECN0147W (0x010C0093)
        • CECN0148W (0x010C0094)
        • CECN0149W (0x010C0095)
        • CECN0150W (0x010C0096)
        • CECN0151W (0x010C0097)
        • CECN0152W (0x010C0098)
        • CECN0153W (0x010C0099)
        • CECN0154W (0x010C009A)
        • CECN0155E (0x010C009B)
        • CECN0156I (0x010c009c)
        • CECN0157W (0x010C009D)
        • CECN0158W (0x010C009E)
        • CECN0159E (0x010C009F)
        • CECN0160W (0x010C00A0)
        • CECN0161I (0x010C00A1)
        • CECN0162W (0x010C00A2)
        • CECN0163I (0x010C00A3)
        • CECN0165E (0x010C00A5)
        • CECN0166W (0x010C00A6)
        • CECN0167E (0x010C00A7)
        • CECN0168E (0x010C00A8)
        • CECN0169E (0x010C00A9)
        • CECN0170E (0x010C00AA)
        • CECN0171E (0x010C00AB)
        • CECN0172W (0x010C00AC)
        • CECN0173W (0x010C00AD)
        • CECN0174E (0x010C00AE)
        • CECN0175E (0x010C00AF)
        • CECN0176I (0x010C00B0)
        • CECN0177E (0x010C00B1)
        • CECN0178I (0x010C00B2)
        • CECN0179I (0x010C00B3)
        • CECN0180E (0x010C00B4)
        • CECN0181E (0x010C00B5)
        • CECN0182I (0x010C00B6)
        • CECN0183E (0x010C00B7)
        • CECN0184E (0x010C00b8)
        • CECN0185I (0x010C00b9)
        • CECN0186I (0x010C00ba)
        • CECN0187E (0x010C00bb)
        • CECN0188I (0x010C00bc)
      • IBM MQ publishing (CECP)
        • CECP0001I (0x011C0001)
        • CECP0002I (0x011C0002)
        • CECP0003E (0x011C0003)
        • CECP0004E (0x011C0004)
        • CECP0005E (0x011C0005)
        • CECP0006E (0x011C0006)
        • CECP0007E (0x011C0007)
        • CECP0008E (0x011C0008)
        • CECP0009E (0x011C0009)
        • CECP0010E (0x011C000A)
        • CECP0011E (0x011C000B)
        • CECP0012E (0x011C000C)
        • CECP0013E (0x011C000d)
        • CECP0014E (0x011C000E)
        • CECP0015I (0x011C000F)
        • CECP0016I (0x011C0010)
        • CECP0017E (0x011C0011)
        • CECP0018E (0x011C0012)
        • CECP0019E (0x011C0013)
        • CECP0020E (0x011C0014)
        • CECP0021E (0x011C0015)
        • CECP0022W (0x011C0016)
        • CECP0023W (0x011C0017)
        • CECP0024E (0x011C0018)
        • CECP0025E (0x011C0019)
        • CECP0026E (0x011C001A)
        • CECP0027E (0x011C001B)
        • CECP0028W (0x011C001C)
        • CECP0029I (0x011C001D)
        • CECP0030W (0x011C001E)
        • CECP0031I (0x011C001F)
        • CECP0032W (0x011C0020)
      • VSAM log reader service (CECV)
        • CECV0106E (0x010e006a)
        • CECV0107I (0x010e006b)
        • CECV0108I (0x010e006c)
      • Classic exit point (CECX)
        • CECX0001I (0x01200001)
        • CECX0002E (0x01200002)
        • CECX0003E (0x01200003)
        • CECX0004I (0x01200004)
        • CECX0005E (0x01200005)
        • CECX0006I (0x01200006)
        • CECX0007E (0x01200007)
        • CECX0008E (0x01200008)
        • CECX0009E (0x01200009)
        • CECX0010I (0x0120000a)
        • CECX0011I (0x0120000b)
        • CECX0012E (0x0120000c)
        • CECX0013E (0x0120000d)
      • Batch command processor and VSAM log delta utilities (CECY)
        • CECY0001I (0x011E0001)
        • CECY0002I (0x011E0002)
        • CECY0003I (0x011E0003)
        • CECY0004I (0x011E0004)
        • CECY0005I (0x011E0005)
        • CECY0006I (0x011E0006)
        • CECY0007I (0x011E0007)
        • CECY0008E (0x011E0008)
        • CECY0009E (0x011E0009)
        • CECY0010I (0x011E000A)
        • CECY0011I (0x011E000B)
        • CECY0012I (0x011E000C)
        • CECY0013I (0x011E000D)
        • CECY0014I (0x011E000E)
        • CECY0015I (0x011E000F)
        • CECY0016I (0x011E0010)
        • CECY0017W (0x011E0011)
        • CECY0018E (0x011E0012)
        • CECY0019E (0x011E0013)
        • CECY0020E (0x011E0014)
        • CECY0021E (0x011E0015)
        • CECY0022E (0x011E0016)
        • CECY0023E (0x011E0017)
        • CECY0024E (0x011E0018)
        • CECY0025E (0x011E0019)
        • CECY0026I (0x011E001A)
        • CECY0027I (0x011E001B)
        • CECY0028I (0x011E001C)
        • CECY0029I (0x011E001D)
        • CECY0030I (0x011E001E)
        • CECY0031I (0x011E001F)
        • CECY0257I (0x011E0101)
        • CECY0258I (0x011E0102)
        • CECY0259I (0x011E0103)
        • CECY0260E (0x011E0104)
        • CECY0261E (0x011E0105)
        • CECY0262I (0x011E0106)
        • CECY0263E (0x011E0107)
        • CECY0264E (0x011E0108)
        • CECY0265E (0x011E0109)
        • CECY0266E (0x011E010A)
        • CECY0267E (0x011E010B)
        • CECY0268I (0x011E010C)
        • CECY0269I (0x011E010D)
        • CECY0270I (0x011E010E)
        • CECY0271E (0x011E010F)
        • CECY0272I (0x011E0110)
        • CECY0273I (0x011E0111)
        • CECY0274I (0x011E0112)
      • IMS log reader interface (CECZ)
        • CECZ0100I (0x01100064)
        • CECZ0101E (0x01100065)
        • CECZ0103E (0x01100067)
        • CECZ0105I (0x01100069)
        • CECZ0106E (0x0110006A)
        • CECZ0112I (0x0110006E)
        • CECZ0111I (0x0110006F)
        • CECZ0113E (0x01100071)
        • CECZ0300E (0x0110012C)
        • CECZ0301E (0x0110012D)
        • CECZ0302E (0x0110012E)
        • CECZ0304E (0x01100130)
        • CECZ0305E (0x01100131)
        • CECZ0308E (0x01100134)
        • CECZ0309E (0x01100135)
        • CECZ0310E (0x01100136)
        • CECZ0311E (0x01100137)
        • CECZ0315W (0x0110013B)
        • CECZ0316W (0x0110013C)
        • CECZ0317E (0x0110013D)
        • CECZ0320E (0x01100140)
        • CECZ0400W (0x01100190)
        • CECZ0500I (0x011001f4)
        • CECZ0501I (0x011001f5)
        • CECZ0502I (0x011001f6)
        • CECZ0750I (0x011002EE)
        • CECZ0751I (0x011002EF)
        • CECZ0755I (0x011002F3)
        • CECZ0756E (0x011002F4)
        • CECZ0757I (0x011002F5)
        • CECZ0758I (0x011002F6)
        • CECZ0759E (0x011002F7)
        • CECZ0763E (0x011002FB)
        • CECZ0768I (0x01100300)
        • CECZ0769I (0x01100301)
        • CECZ0771I (0x01100303)
        • CECZ0772E (0x01100304)
        • CECZ0773E (0x01100305)
        • CECZ0777I (0x01100309)
        • CECZ0778I (0x0110030A)
        • CECZ0779I (0x0110030B)
        • CECZ0786I (0x01100312)
        • CECZ0790I (0x01100316)
        • CECZ0791I (0x01100317)
        • CECZ0792I (0x01100318)
        • CECZ0793E (0x01100319)
        • CECZ0794E (0x0110031A)
        • CECZ0795E (0x0110031B)
        • CECZ0796E (0x0110031C)
        • CECZ0906W (0x0110038A)
        • CECZ0907I (0x0110038B)
        • CECZ0913I (0x01100391)
        • CECZ0914I (0x01100392)
        • CECZ0915E (0x01100393)
        • CECZ0916I (0x01100394)
        • CECZ0917E (0x01100395)
        • CECZ0918W (0x01100396)
        • CECZ0919I (0x01100397)
        • CECZ0920E (0x01100398)
        • CECZ0922W (0x0110039A)
        • CECZ0923W (0x0110039B)
        • CECZ0928W (0x011003A0)
        • CECZ0929I (0x011003A1)
        • CECZ0930E (0x011003A2)
        • CECZ0931E (0x011003A3)
        • CECZ0932E (0x011003A4)
        • CECZ0934I (0x011003A6)
        • CECZ0935I (0x011003A7)
        • CECZ0936I (0x011003A8)
        • CECZ0937I (0x011003A9)
        • CECZ0938E (0x011003AA)
        • CECZ0939W (0x011003AB)
        • CECZ0940I (0x011003AC)
        • CECZ0941I (0x011003AD)
        • CECZ0945I (0x011003B1)
        • CECZ0946I (0x011003B2)
        • CECZ0947I (0x011003B3)
        • CECZ0950I (0x011003B6)
        • CECZ0951W (0x011003B7)
        • CECZ0972E (0x011003CC)
        • CECZ0973W (0x011003CD)
        • CECZ0974E (0x011003CE)
        • CECZ0975E (0x011003CF)
        • CECZ0982W (0x011003D6)
        • CECZ0983I (0x011003D7)
        • CECZ0984I (0x011003D8)
        • CECZ0986I (0x011003DA)
        • CECZ0987I (0x011003DB)
        • CECZ0988I (0x011003DC)
        • CECZ0991I (0x011003DF)
        • CECZ0992E (0x011003E0)
        • CECZ0993E (0x011003E1)
        • CECZ0994E (0x011003E2)
        • CECZ0995W (0x011003E3)
        • CECZ0996E (0x011003E4)
      • Journal apply messages (CECJ)
        • CECJ0009E (0x01240009)
        • CECC0099I (0x01020063)
      • Journal apply messages (CECJ)
        • CECJ0009E (0x01240009)
        • CECC0099I (0x01020063)
    • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
      • Tips for identifying the cause of replication or refresh failures
    • Best practices
  • Events
    • Event IDs reference
      • Understanding event categories
      • Understanding event severity
      • Understanding notification categories
      • Events 000-099
        • 16
        • 19
        • 22
        • 23
        • 24
        • 25
        • 27
        • 30
        • 31
        • 44
        • 90
        • 92
        • 93
        • 94
        • 95
      • Events 100-199
        • 102
        • 103
        • 104
        • 105
        • 107
        • 108
        • 110
        • 111
        • 112
        • 113
        • 114
        • 115
        • 116
        • 117
        • 118
        • 119
        • 120
        • 122
        • 123
        • 124
        • 125
        • 126
        • 127
        • 128
        • 129
        • 130
        • 131
        • 132
        • 150
        • 151
        • 152
        • 153
        • 185
        • 194
        • 195
      • Events 200-299
        • 222
        • 223
        • 224
        • 225
        • 226
        • 227
        • 228
        • 229
        • 230
        • 231
        • 232
        • 233
      • Events 300-399
        • 312
        • 315
        • 317
        • 319
        • 320
        • 322
        • 323
        • 324
        • 385
        • 387
        • 392
      • Events 400-499
        • 459
        • 461
        • 462
      • Events 500-599
        • 566
        • 567
        • 568
        • 569
        • 570
        • 571
      • Events 600-699
        • 620
        • 647
        • 649
        • 662
        • 663
      • Events 1000-1099
        • 1095
      • Events 1300-1399
        • 1340
        • 1352
        • 1353
      • Events 1400-1499
        • 1435
        • 1437
        • 1460
        • 1461
        • 1462
        • 1463
        • 1464
        • 1465
        • 1466
        • 1467
        • 1468
        • 1470
        • 1471
        • 1473
        • 1474
        • 1475
        • 1476
        • 1477
        • 1487
        • 1488
        • 1489
        • 1490
      • Events 1500-1599
        • 1520
        • 1521
        • 1523
        • 1524
        • 1525
        • 1528
        • 1530
        • 1531
        • 1532
        • 1536
        • 1537
        • 1538
        • 1539
        • 1540
        • 1541
        • 1542
        • 1543
        • 1544
        • 1545
        • 1546
        • 1547
        • 1548
        • 1549
        • 1550
        • 1551
        • 1552
        • 1553
        • 1558
        • 1559
        • 1560
        • 1561
        • 1564
        • 1565
        • 1566
        • 1567
        • 1568
        • 1569
        • 1570
      • Events 1700-1799
        • 1711
        • 1712
        • 1713
        • 1714
        • 1715
        • 1716
        • 1717
      • Events 2900-2999
        • 2900
        • 2901
        • 2902
        • 2903
        • 2904
        • 2905
        • 2906
        • 2907
        • 2912
        • 2913
        • 2914
        • 2916
        • 2917
        • 2918
        • 2919
        • 2920
        • 2921
        • 2922
        • 2923
        • 2924
        • 2925
        • 2927
        • 2928
        • 2929
        • 2930
        • 2931
        • 2932
        • 2933
        • 2934
        • 2935
        • 2936
        • 2937
        • 2950
        • 2951
        • 2952
      • Events 3000-3099
        • 3002
        • 3003
        • 3011
      • Events 3100-3199
        • 3165
        • 3170
        • 3171
        • 3172
        • 3173
        • 3174
        • 3175
        • 3176
        • 3177
        • 3178
        • 3179
        • 3180
        • 3184
        • 3185
        • 3186
      • Events 4100-4199
        • 4179
        • 4181
      • Events 4600-4699
        • 4627
        • 4628
        • 4629
        • 4640
        • 4641
      • Events 5600-5699
        • 5626
        • 5627
        • 5628
        • 5630
        • 5631
        • 5634
        • 5635
        • 5636
        • 5637
        • 5638
        • 5639
        • 5640
        • 5641
        • 5642
        • 5643
        • 5644
      • Events 6300-6399
        • 6301
      • Events 6600-6699
        • 6620
        • 6630
        • 6631
        • 6632
        • 6633
        • 6634
        • 6635
        • 6636
        • 6637
        • 6638
        • 6639
        • 6641
        • 6642
        • 6643
        • 6644
        • 6645
        • 6646
        • 6648
        • 6649
        • 6650
        • 6651
        • 6659
        • 6673
        • 6674
        • 6677
        • 6678
        • 6682
        • 6683
        • 6684
        • 6685
        • 6686
        • 6687
        • 6688
        • 6689
        • 6690
        • 6692
        • 6693
        • 6694
        • 6695
        • 6696
        • 6698
        • 6699
      • Events 6700-6799
        • 6700
        • 6701
        • 6749
      • Events 8000-8099
        • 8002
        • 8003
        • 8004
        • 8007
      • Events 9000-9099
        • 9002
        • 9003
        • 9004
        • 9005
        • 9006
        • 9008
        • 9010
        • 9011
        • 9012
        • 9013
        • 9014
        • 9016
        • 9017
        • 9019
        • 9023
        • 9030
        • 9031
        • 9032
        • 9033
        • 9034
        • 9035
        • 9066
        • 9067
        • 9068
        • 9075
        • 9081
        • 9082
        • 9083
        • 9084
        • 9085
        • 9086
        • 9087
        • 9088
        • 9089
        • 9090
        • 9091
        • 9092
        • 9093
        • 9094
        • 9095
        • 9096
        • 9097
      • Events 9500-9599
        • 9502
        • 9503
        • 9504
        • 9505
        • 9506
        • 9507
        • 9508
        • 9509
        • 9510
        • 9511
        • 9512
        • 9513
        • 9514
        • 9515
        • 9516
        • 9518
        • 9527
        • 9528
      • Events 9600-9699
        • 9600
        • 9601
        • 9602
        • 9604
        • 9605
        • 9606
        • 9607
      • Events 9700-9799
        • 9700
        • 9701
        • 9702
        • 9703
        • 9704
        • 9705
        • 9706
        • 9707
        • 9710
        • 9711
        • 9712
        • 9713
        • 9714
        • 9715
        • 9716
        • 9717
        • 9718
        • 9720
        • 9721
        • 9723
        • 9724
        • 9725
        • 9726
        • 9728
        • 9729
        • 9730
        • 9733
        • 9734
        • 9735
        • 9738
        • 9750
        • 9751
        • 9752
        • 9753
        • 9754
        • 9755
        • 9756
        • 9757
        • 9758
        • 9759
        • 9761
        • 9762
        • 9763
      • Events 9800-9899
        • 9823
  • Performance monitoring and tuning
    • About CDC Replication
    • About performance tuning
    • Workflow for performance tuning
    • Environmental factors you should consider prior to starting a performance analysis
    • Assessing business value for tables, columns, and rows
    • Assessing business value for expensive operations in CDC Replication
    • Defining latency and throughput in CDC Replication
    • Parallel processing and the CDC Replication replication pipeline
    • Performance tuning your system for CDC Replication
      • Allocating RAM for CDC Replication
      • CPU considerations
      • Assessing disk space and memory requirements
      • Allocating disk space for CDC Replication
      • Sizing considerations for the staging store
      • Calculating database connections required by CDC Replication
      • Disk speed considerations
      • Disk type considerations
      • Using an n-tier configuration to address performance issues
        • Remote log reading with a shared file system
        • Remote log reading with log shipping
        • Remote target apply
      • Upgrade considerations for critical columns
    • Expensive transformations in CDC Replication
      • Filtering rows by using expressions
      • Using the %GETCOL column function in expressions
      • Replicating tables with LOB-type data
    • Moving work to your CDC Replication source or target engine
      • Setting workload preferences
      • Using derived columns to move processing to your source system
      • Using expressions to move processing to your source or target system
    • Using Management Console to identify performance bottlenecks
      • Workflow for the Management Console Performance view
      • Assessing the health of your datastores before a performance analysis
        • Determining if your datastores have sufficient resources to collect metrics
        • Assessing your source and target datastore memory
      • Analyzing subscription performance
        • Viewing bottlenecks for a subscription
        • Charting metrics for a subscription
      • Identifying busy tables and analyzing table activity with metrics
        • Viewing the busiest tables in a subscription
        • Charting metrics for tables
        • Stop table-level performance monitoring
    • Performance tuning for a Communications bottleneck
    • Performance tuning for a source system bottleneck
      • Log Reader bottleneck
        • Disk contention for the CDC Replication log reader
        • Using archive log only mode on your source system
        • Using Continuous Capture to resolve a Log Reader bottleneck
      • Source Engine bottleneck
        • Using Continuous Capture to resolve a Source Engine bottleneck
    • Performance tuning for a target system bottleneck
      • Indexes in your target database
      • Triggers in your target database
      • Improving target database performance with Fast Apply
        • Fast Apply modes
          • Group by table
          • Group by table net effect
          • Group by table net effect convert updates
          • Parallelize by table
          • Parallelize by table net effect
          • Parallelize by table net effect convert updates
          • Parallelize single table
          • Parallelize single table by hash
          • Parallelize by hash
          • Parallelize by hash net effect
          • Parallelize by hash net effect convert updates
          • External table mirror bulk apply
        • Determining a Fast Apply mode
        • Allocating sufficient memory to a CDC Replication instance with Fast Apply
      • Regular apply with multiple image builder threads
    • What to do next
      • Determining your version of IBM Data Replication - CDC Replication
        • Collecting performance statistics for IBM Data Replication
          • Adding the stats_interval system parameter in Management Console
          • Collecting performance statistics with the dmsupportinfo command
          • Collecting performance statistics with Management Console
    • Troubleshooting
      • Troubleshooting and contacting IBM Support
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting a problem
    • Understanding where to find troubleshooting information
      • Searching knowledge bases
      • Using Support Assistant in Management Console
      • Locating event messages
        • Changing the number of messages in the event log
        • Configuring a daily clean up of event messages
      • Locating log files
      • Enabling detailed tracing for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
      • Enabling detailed CDC Replication tracing for distributed systems
        • Enabling tracing using Management Console
        • Enabling tracing using the dmset command line utility
        • Disabling tracing using Management Console
        • Disabling tracing using the dmset command line utility
      • Using trace options in Management Console
        • Enabling tracing for Management Console messages
        • Enabling tracing for Access Server messages
        • Enabling tracing for Access Server log information
        • Disabling tracing in Management Console
    • Troubleshooting installation and configuration
      • Encountering a previous instance of CDC Replication in the instance list
      • Encountering an ./oraclenativeapi.dll is not a valid win2k application message
      • Encountering a You must perform a FULL DATABASE BACKUP to start the FULL or BULK-LOGGED RECOVERY MODEL message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 Database
      • Encountering a You must perform a FULL DATABASE BACKUP to start the FULL or BULK-LOGGED RECOVERY MODEL message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Encountering a The RECOVERY MODEL for the database must be FULL or BULK-LOGGED message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Encountering a Microsoft SQL Server is not configured for distribution. You must configure distribution in Microsoft SQL Server message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Encountering a Cannot bulk load because the file "\\\\.bcp" could not be opened. Operating system error code 5 (Access is denied.) message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Encountering a Failed to initialize SMO message when configuring the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
      • Encountering an Invalid internal file structure contents detected in file message and the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases shuts down
      • Encountering an com.datamirror.ts.commandlinetools.config.TsConfigError: IBM InfoSphere Data Replication communication failure error during configuration
    • Troubleshooting Access Server and Management Console
      • Encountering a Your account has been locked because the number of consecutive log-in failures exceeded the maximum allowed message when logging into Management Console
      • Encountering a Could not connect to Access Server using the and . Access Server may be down or the host name and/or port number may be incorrect message when logging into Management Console or connecting to Access Server
      • Encountering an Access Server could not connect to the database. Do you want to retry with a new name or password? or Management Console could not establish a connection to the datastore. An error has occurred while communicating with agent: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect message when connecting to a datastore in Management Console
      • Encountering an An error occurred during communication initialization message after changing the host name or port for a source datastore and attempting to replicate to the target
      • Changing the host name or port for a target datastore shows duplicate subscriptions in Management Console
    • Troubleshooting data replication
      • Encountering a The single scrape staging store is corrupted. To resolve this issue, you must clear the staging store using the dmclearstagingstore command line utility message after running the dmclearstagingstore command
      • Encountering a IBM InfoSphere Change Data Capture has encountered a critical data definition (DDL) change for source table and will shutdown message
        Encountering errors after applying DDL changes to in-scope tables for the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        Encountering a The oldest open commit group in the staging space for subscription name opened at time has exceeded the open commit group warning age of maximum minutes by exceeds minutes message for long running Units of Recovery (URs) on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        Encountering a CHC9219E DB2 IFI has returned non-zero status in a Log Record at position, QW0306RC = return, QW0306RS = reason, QW0306DG = code decompression error on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        Replicating tables without a primary key (event ID 9604) with the CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server
        Troubleshooting mirroring replication

        • Mirroring stops when CDC Replication encounters an apply error
          • Setting conflict detection and resolution for source row wins
          • Mapping source and target tables for Adaptive Apply
          • Ignoring database errors when applying data changes to the target for all subscriptions using the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
          • Ignoring database errors when applying data changes to the target for all subscriptions
        • Encountering a 911 SQL error message when configuring a table for mirror replication on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        • Replication of tables containing LOB columns is slow
        • Encountering an An error occurred while turning on supplemental logging for . Unable to get exclusive lock on table message when configuring a table for mirror replication on the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
        Troubleshooting refresh replication

        • Refreshing fails with a referential integrity constraint violation reported in the event log
        • Refreshing data to the target on CDC Replication and encountering database errors
        • Encountering a A SQL exception has occurred. The SQL error code is '0'. The SQL state is: HY000. The error message is: [CDC][Oracle JDBC Driver]Object has been closed message on the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases
        Troubleshooting latency

        • Experiencing increased latency and no data is replicating to the target database
        • Experiencing increased latency and no data is replicating to the target database on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        Troubleshooting data replication maintenance

        • Running dmshowlogdependency on the CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases references a dated log file
        • Encountering a CHC9214E DB2 Trace could not be started. All OPx trace buffers are in use or CHC9217E DB2 CAF Message: [] message in the event log on the CDC Replication Engine for Db2 for z/OS
        Troubleshooting network and connectivity issues

        • Encountering communication interruptions
        Getting fixes from Fix Central
        Subscribing to Support updates

        • Subscribing to IBM Data Replication RSS feeds
        • Subscribing to My Notifications
        Contacting IBM Support

        • Determining your version of CDC Replication
        • Collecting CDC Replication information for IBM Support
        • Collecting performance statistics on a subscription for IBM Support
        • Sending information to IBM Support
        • Receiving files from IBM Support
        • Reporting a problem to IBM Support
        Troubleshooting

        • Contacting IBM Support
        Glossary

        • Access Manager
        • Access Server
        • adaptive apply
        • after image
        • auditing
        • before image
        • bidirectional replication
        • bookmark
        • cascading replication
        • column function
        • column mapping
        • commitment control
        • conflict detection
        • continuous mirroring
        • critical column
        • data type
        • datastore
        • derived column
        • differential refresh
        • expressions
        • filtering columns
        • in scope objects
        • journal control fields
        • latency
        • LiveAudit
        • Management Console
        • member identifiers
        • metadata
        • mirroring
        • scheduled end (net change) mirroring
        • notifications
        • out of scope objects
        • persistent subscription
        • propagation control
        • recursion
        • recursion prevention
        • refresh
        • refresh order
        • replication
        • replication method
        • row filtering
        • source database
        • staging store
        • subscription
        • subscription promotion
        • subscription state
        • subscription status
        • summarization
        • system parameter
        • table mapping
        • target database
        • throughput
        • transaction consistency
        • transformation
        FAQs

        • Does CDC support Snowflake?
        • Does CDC support SingleStoreDB?
        • Does CDC support YugabyteDB?
        • Does CDC support Amazon Redshift?
        Q Replication and SQL Replication

        • Product overviews
          • What's new and release notes
            • Db2 V11.1 Fix Pack 4
            • What's new in V11.4 function levels (z/OS)
              • Function level 1400.103, APAR PH16629
              • Function level 1400.100, APAR PH08369
              • Function level 1400.100, APAR PI99238
            • Db2 V11.1 Fix Pack 3
            • Version 11.4 (z/OS)
            • Version 11.4 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
            • Version 10.2.1
              • Release notes - Version 10.2.1
              • What's new in Q Replication and SQL Replication Version 10.2.1
                • Q and SQL Replication
                • Q Replication
                • SQL Replication
                • Linux, UNIX, and Windows V10.5 Fix Pack 7
                • z/OS APAR PI66768
                • z/OS APAR PI63364
                • z/OS APAR PI61426
                • z/OS APAR PI59985
                • z/OS APAR PI49204
            • Version 10.2
            • Version 10.1 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • What's new in Q Replication and SQL Replication Version 10.1
              • Release notes - Version 10.1 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
            • Version 10.1 (z/OS)
              • Release notes - Version 10.1 (z/OS)
              • What's new in Version 10.1 (z/OS)
            • Version 9.7
              • Release notes - Version 9.7
              • What's new in Version 9.7 Fix Pack 5
              • What's new in Version 9.7 Fix Pack 4
              • What's new in Version 9.7 Fix Pack 3
              • What's new in Version 9.7 Fix Pack 2
              • What's new in Version 9.7 Fix Pack 1
              • What's new in V9.7
            • InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 11.3.3
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.2.1
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.1 Fix Pack 4
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.1 Fix Pack 3
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.1 Fix Pack 2
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.1 Fix Pack 1
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 10.1
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 9.7 Fix Pack 2
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 9.7 Fix Pack 1
              • What's new in the InfoSphere Data Replication Dashboard Version 9.7
          • Supported sources and targets
          • Considerations for GDPR readiness
          • Q Replication information roadmap
          • SQL Replication information roadmap
          • Db2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows support in InfoSphere Data Replication
          • Platform support for ASNCLP and Replication Center
          • Version compatibility for ASNCLP and Replication Center
          • SQL Replication
            • Infrastructure for an SQL Replication environment
            • Registration of sources in SQL Replication
            • Subscription sets in SQL Replication
            • Capture of data from Db2 sources in SQL Replication
            • Application of data to Db2 targets in SQL Replication
            • Capture of data from non-Db2 sources in SQL Replication
            • Application of data to non-Db2 targets in SQL Replication
          • Q Replication
            • Infrastructure for a Q Replication environment
            • Sources and targets in Q Replication
            • Capture of data in Q Replication
            • Application of data to targets in Q Replication
            • Types of replication in Q Replication
          • Event Publishing
            • Infrastructure for an Event Publishing environment
            • Sources in Event Publishing
            • Capture of data in Event Publishing
          • Comparison of Q Replication, SQL Replication, and Event Publishing
          • Comparison of Q Replication to high availability disaster recovery (HADR)
          • Comparison of Event Publishing to Db2 MQ user-defined functions
          • Administrative interfaces for replication and publishing
          • Utilities for replication and publishing
        • SQL Replication
          • Migrating
            • Migrating from SQL Replication to Q Replication
            • Migrating to Version 11.4.0 with ARCH_LEVEL 1021 (z/OS)
            • Migrating to Version 11.5 (Linux, UNIX, and Windows)
            • Migrating to Version 11.1 (Linux, UNIX, and Windows)
            • Migrating to SQL Replication ARCH_LEVEL 1021 on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • Falling back to ARCH_LEVEL 1001
            • Migrating to Version 10.2.1 with ARCH_LEVEL 1021 (z/OS)
              • Migrating Capture
              • Migrating Apply
              • Falling back to ARCH_LEVEL 1001
            • SQL Replication compatibility for ARCH_LEVEL 1001 and 1021 on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
          • Installing and customizing for z/OS
            • Overview of replication and event publishing for z/OS
              • Replication and publishing products
              • Replication and event publishing solutions
              • Replication and event publishing programs
              • Replication and operating system security
            • Preparing an HFS data set
            • Configuring z/OS for replication and publishing
              • Authorizing replication and event publishing programs to run as z/OS UNIX applications
              • Defining your environment
                • Specifying your time zone
                • Selecting the language for your messages
                  • Message catalog paths
                • Specifying temporary directories
                • Enabling the replication and publishing programs to be run from a USS shell
              • Directing spill files to storage
              • APF authorizing load libraries
            • Configuring Db2 for z/OS for SQL replication
            • Db2 Version 10.5 Fix Pack 3 required to administer replication Version 10.2.1
            • Configuring Db2 for z/OS for SQL replication
            • Rules for table space REORG after alters (z/OS)
            • Enabling the Replication Center (z/OS)
            • Data sets created for replication and publishing products
              • Replication and publishing data sets
              • Replication and publishing load modules
              • Replication and publishing sample programs
                • Sample programs for SQL replication
                • Sample programs for replication and event publishing shared utilities
            • Example environment setup for replication and publishing on z/OS
            • Time zone codes for the TZ environment variable
            • Db2 authorizations required by replication and publishing on z/OS
              • Db2 authorizations for the Capture and Q Capture programs
              • Db2 authorizations for the Apply and Q Apply programs
              • Db2 authorizations for the Replication Alert Monitor
            • Db2 packages and plans for replication and event publishing on z/OS
          • Tutorials
            • Basic SQL Replication tutorial: Db2 for Windows
              • Before you begin
              • Planning the SQL Replication tutorial
                • Replication options
                • Replication source
                • Replication target
              • Setting up the replication environment for this tutorial
                • Step 1: Create replication control tables for the Capture program
                • Step 2: Enable the source database for replication
                • Step 3: Register a replication source
                • Step 4: Create replication control tables for the Apply program
                • Step 5: Create a subscription set and a subscription-set member
                • Step 6: Create an Apply password file
                • Step 7: Replicate the data for the tutorial scenario
              • Operating in a replication environment
                • Step 1: Update the source table
                • Step 2: Stop the Capture and Apply programs
              • Monitoring replication
                • Step 1: Create replication control tables for the Monitor program
                • Step 2: Create a contact for replication alerts
                • Step 3: Select alert conditions for the Capture program
                • Step 4: Select alert conditions for the Apply program
                • Step 5: Start the Replication Alert Monitor for a monitor qualifier
            • SQL Replication to InfoSphere DataStage tutorial
              • Introduction
              • Module 1: Setting up SQL Replication
                • Lesson 1.1: Setting up the source and target databases
                • Lesson 1.2: Creating the SQL Replication objects
                • Lesson 1.3: Mapping CCD tables to DataStage
                • Lesson 1.4: Starting replication
              • Module 2: Setting up InfoSphere DataStage
                • Lesson 2.1: Creating a DataStage project
                • Lesson 2.2: Importing replication job files into the Designer
                • Lesson 2.3: Creating a data connection from DataStage to STAGEDB
                • Lesson 2.4: Importing table definitions from STAGEDB into DataStage
                • Lesson 2.5: Setting job properties
              • Module 3: Running the jobs and testing integration
                • Lesson 3.1: Compiling and running the DataStage jobs
                • Lesson 3.2: Testing integration
              • Summary
          • Configuring
            • Planning for SQL Replication
              • Migration planning
              • Memory planning
                • Memory used by the Capture program
                • Memory used by the Apply program
              • Storage planning
                • Log impact for Db2 source servers
                • Log impact for target servers
                • Storage requirements of target tables and control tables
                • Space requirements for spill files for the Capture program
                • Space requirements for spill files for the Apply program
                • Space requirements for diagnostic log files (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Conflict detection planning
              • Non-Db2 relational source planning
                • Transaction throughput rates for Capture triggers
                • Log impact for non-Db2 relational source servers
                • Coexistence of existing triggers with Capture triggers
                • Locks for Oracle source servers
                • Required changes for Sybase triggers on little-endian platforms
              • Code page conversion planning
                • Replication between databases with compatible code pages
                • Code pages for SQL Replication
              • Replication planning for Db2 for z/OS
              • Naming rules for SQL Replication objects
            • Authorization requirements for SQL Replication
              • Authentication requirements on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • Authorization requirements for administration
              • Authorization requirements for the Capture program
              • Authorization requirements for the Apply program
              • Authorization requirements for Capture triggers on non-Db2 relational databases
            • Configuring servers for SQL Replication
              • Required: Setting DATA CAPTURE CHANGES
              • Connectivity requirements for SQL Replication
                • Connecting to System i servers from Windows
                • Using local user IDs or profiles to connect to remote systems (System i)
                • Connecting to non-Db2 relational servers
                • Cataloging the Db2 Administration Server for the Replication Center
              • Creating control tables for SQL Replication
                • Creating control tables for SQL Replication
                • Creating control tables (System i)
                • Creating control tables for non-Db2 relational sources
                • Creating multiple sets of Capture control tables
                • Creating control tables in a multiple-partitioned database
              • Setting up the replication programs
                • Setting up the replication programs (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Setting environment variables for the replication programs (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Preparing the Db2 database to run the Capture program (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Optional: Binding the Capture program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Optional: Binding the Apply program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Required: Binding the Apply program packages (z/OS)
                  • Binding the Apply program packages for Sybase sources
                • Creating SQL packages to use with remote systems (System i)
                  • Creating SQL packages for the Apply program (System i)
                  • Creating SQL packages for the Replication Analyzer (System i)
                  • Granting privileges to the SQL packages (System i)
                • Setting up the replication programs (z/OS)
                • Capture for multiple database partitions
                • Partitioned tables: Version 9.7 Fix Pack 1 or earlier
                • Partitioned tables: Version 9.7 Fix Pack 2 or later
                • Setting up journals (System i)
                  • Setting up journals for source tables (System i)
                  • Remote journaling with different system times (System i)
                  • Avoiding problems caused by source-target time mismatches (System i)
                  • Managing journals and journal receivers (System i)
                    • Specifying system management of journal receivers (System i)
                    • Changing definitions of work management objects (System i)
                    • Specifying user management of journal receivers (System i)
                    • Delete journal receiver exit routine (System i)
              • Running Db2 Query Patroller
            • Registering tables and views as SQL Replication sources
              • Registering Db2 tables as sources
              • Registering non-Db2 relational tables as sources
              • Registration options for source tables
                • Registering a subset of columns (vertical subsetting)
                • Change-capture replication and full-refresh copying
                • After-image columns and before-image columns
                • Before-image prefix
                • Stop the Capture program on error
                • Options for how the Capture program stores updates
                • Preventing the recapture of changes (update-anywhere replication)
                  • Primaries with only one secondary
                  • Multiple secondaries that are mutually exclusive partitions of the primary
                  • Primaries that replicate changes to multiple secondaries
                  • Secondaries that replicate changes to other secondaries (multi-tier)
                • Options for conflict detection (update-anywhere replication)
                • Registering tables that use remote journaling (System i)
                • Referential integrity on the target table when the source is System i
                • Using relative record numbers (RRN) instead of primary keys (System i)
                • Registering IBM i tables that contain LOB columns and columns with names longer than 10 characters
              • How views behave as replication sources
                • Views over a single table
                • Views over a join of two or more tables
              • Registering views of tables as sources
              • Maintaining CCD tables as sources
            • Subscribing to sources for SQL Replication
              • Planning how to group sources and targets
                • Planning the number of subscription-set members
                • Planning the number of subscription sets per Apply qualifier
              • Creating subscription sets
              • Processing options for subscription sets
                • Specifying whether the subscription set is active
                • Specifying how many minutes worth of data the Apply program retrieves
                • Load options for target tables with referential integrity
                • Specifying how the Apply program replicates changes for subscription-set members
                • Defining SQL statements or stored procedures for the subscription set
                • Options for scheduling replication of subscription sets
                • Scheduling the subscription set
                • Creating subscription-set members
                • No load option for subscription-set members
                • Target table types
                  • Read-only target tables
                    • User copy and point-in-time targets
                    • CCD targets
                    • Internal CCD targets
                    • Using the type 9 CCD table
                  • Defining middle tiers in a multi-tier configuration
                  • Defining read-write targets (update-anywhere)
                  • Using an existing table as the target table
                • Common properties for all target table types
                  • Replicating a subset of source columns
                  • Replicating a subset of source rows
                  • How source columns map to target columns
                  • Target key
                  • Using the target-key-change option
            • Replicating special data types in SQL Replication
              • General data restrictions
              • Large object data types
              • New Db2 Version 9.7 data types (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Tables with identity columns
            • Subsetting data in an SQL Replication environment
              • Subsetting data during registration
                • Subsetting source data using views
                • Defining triggers on CD tables to prevent specific rows from being captured
              • Subsetting data during subscription
            • Manipulating data in an SQL Replication environment
              • Enhancing data by using stored procedures or SQL statements
              • Mapping source and target columns that have different names
              • Creating computed columns
            • Customizing and running SQL scripts for replication
            • How the SQL Replication components communicate
              • The Replication Center, ASNCLP, the Capture program or triggers, and the Apply program
              • The Capture program and the Apply program
              • The Capture triggers and the Apply program
              • The administration tools and the Replication Alert Monitor
              • The Replication Alert Monitor, the Capture program, and the Apply program
            • How the Capture program processes journal entry types for SQL Replication (System i)
            • UNICODE and ASCII encoding schemes for SQL Replication (z/OS)
              • Rules for choosing an encoding scheme
              • Setting encoding schemes
          • Administering
            • Replication Center operational tasks that are no longer supported
            • Operating the Capture program for SQL Replication
              • Starting the Capture program (Linux, UNIX, Windows, and z/OS)
              • Starting the Capture program from a known point in the Db2 log
              • Starting the Capture program (System i)
              • Using SQL to issue commands to a running Capture program (z/OS)
              • Default operating parameters for the Capture program
              • Descriptions of Capture operating parameters
              • Methods of changing Capture parameters
              • Altering the behavior of a running Capture program
              • Changing saved operating parameters in the IBMSNAP_CAPPARMS table
              • Stopping the Capture program
              • Reinitializing Capture
              • Suspending the Capture program (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
              • Resuming Capture (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
              • Prompting a Capture program to ignore unwanted transactions
            • Operating the Apply program for SQL Replication
              • Starting the Apply program (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
              • Starting an Apply program (System i)
              • Default operating parameters for the Apply program
              • Descriptions of Apply operating parameters
              • Methods of changing Apply operating parameters
              • Changing saved Apply parameters in the IBMSNAP_APPPARMS table (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Stopping the Apply program
              • Details about referential integrity failures
              • Modifying the ASNDONE exit routine (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Modifying the ASNDONE exit routine (System i)
              • Modifying the ASNDONE exit routine (System i)
              • Refreshing target tables by using the ASNLOAD exit routine
                • Refreshing target tables with the ASNLOAD exit routine (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Refreshing target tables with the ASNLOAD exit routine (z/OS)
                • Customizing ASNLOAD exit behavior (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Using the IBMSNAP_SUBS_MEMBR table to set ASNLOAD options
                  • Using the configuration file for ASNLOAD (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Refreshing target tables with the ASNLOAD exit routine (System i)
              • Refreshing one table in a multi-table subscription set
              • Ensuring that utilities used for full refresh wait for committed data
            • Operating the replication programs (z/OS)
              • Using system-started tasks to operate the replication programs
              • Using JCL to operate replication programs
              • Starting the Apply program on z/OS with JCL
              • Starting the Capture program on z/OS with JCL
              • Working with running SQL Replication programs by using the MVS MODIFY command
              • Using Automatic Restart Manager (ARM) to automatically restart replication and publishing (z/OS)
              • Migrating your replication environment to data-sharing mode (z/OS)
            • Scheduling SQL Replication programs on various operating systems
              • Scheduling programs on Linux and UNIX operating systems
              • Scheduling programs on Windows operating systems
              • Scheduling programs on z/OS operating systems
              • Scheduling programs on the System i operating system
            • Changing an SQL Replication environment
              • Changing registrations
                • Registering new objects
                • Changing registration attributes for registered objects
                • Adding columns to source tables
                • Handling of RENAME COLUMN operations
                • Handling of RENAME TABLE operations
                • Handling of SET DATA TYPE operations
                • Handling of DROP COLUMN operations
                • Stop capturing changes for registered objects
                • Making registrations eligible for reactivation
                • Removing registrations
              • Changing Capture schemas
              • Changing subscription sets
                • Creating new subscription sets
                • Adding new subscription-set members to existing subscription sets
                • Disabling subscription-set members from existing subscription sets
                • Enabling subscription-set members to existing subscription sets
                • Changing properties of subscription sets
                • Changing subscription set names
                • Splitting a subscription set
                • Merging subscription sets
                • Changing Apply qualifiers of subscription sets
                • Deactivating subscription sets
                • Removing subscription sets
              • Coordinating replication events with database application events
                • Setting an event END_SYNCHPOINT by using the USER type signal
                • When to use the Capture CMD STOP signal
                  • Coordinating a source table change with the Capture program
                  • Setting a distributed recovery point
                • Performing a CAPSTART handshake signal outside of the Apply program
                • Performing a CAPSTOP signal
              • Adjusting for Daylight Savings Time (System i)
              • Options for promoting your replication configuration to another system
            • Maintaining an SQL Replication environment
              • Maintaining source systems
                • Access to source tables and views
                • Source logs and journal receivers
                  • Retaining log data (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Retaining log data (z/OS)
                  • Access to journal receivers (System i)
                  • Considerations for managing compression dictionaries (z/OS)
              • Maintaining control tables
                • The RUNSTATS utility for SQL Replication (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
                • Rebinding packages and plans (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Reorganizing your control tables
                • Pruning dynamic control tables maintained by the Capture programs (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
                • Pruning dynamic control tables maintained by the Capture programs (System i)
                • CD and UOW table pruning
                • Recommendations for pruning other dynamic control tables
                • Preventing replication failures and recovering from errors
                  • Preventing cold starts of the Capture program
                  • Recovering from I/O errors and connectivity failures on your control tables
                  • Retrieving lost source data
                  • IBMSNAP_CAPMON and IBMSNAP_CAPTRACE table pruning
                  • IBMSNAP_SIGNAL table pruning
              • Maintaining target tables
            • Viewing reports about the SQL Replication programs
              • Checking the status of replication programs (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Reviewing historical data for trends
                • Reviewing Capture program messages
                • Examining Capture program throughput
                • Displaying latency of data processed by the Capture program
                • Reviewing Apply program messages
                • Examining Apply program throughput
                • Displaying the average length of time taken to replicate transactions
              • Checking the status of the Capture and Apply journal jobs (System i)
              • Monitoring the progress of the Capture program (System i)
          • Reference
            • System commands for SQL Replication (Linux, UNIX, Windows, z/OS)
              • asncap: Starting Capture
              • asnccmd: Operating Capture
              • SQL commands for a running Capture program
              • asnapply: Starting Apply
              • asnacmd: Operating Apply
              • asnanalyze: Operating the Analyzer
            • System commands for SQL Replication (System i)
              • ADDDPRREG: Adding a DPR registration (System i)
              • ADDDPRSUB: Adding a DPR subscription set (System i)
              • ADDDPRSUBM: Adding a DPR subscription-set member (System i)
              • ANZDPR: Operating the Analyzer (System i)
              • CHGDPRCAPA: Changing DPR Capture attributes (System i)
              • CRTDPRTBL: Creating the replication control tables (System i)
              • ENDDPRAPY: Stopping Apply (System i)
              • ENDDPRCAP: Stopping Capture (System i)
              • GRTDPRAUT: Authorizing users (System i)
              • INZDPRCAP: Reinitializing DPR Capture (System i)
              • OVRDPRCAPA: Overriding DPR Capture attributes (System i)
              • RMVDPRREG: Removing a DPR registration (System i)
              • RMVDPRSUB: Removing a DPR subscription set (System i)
              • RMVDPRSUBM: Removing a DPR subscription-set member (System i)
              • RVKDPRAUT: Revoking authority (System i)
              • STRDPRAPY: Starting Apply (System i)
              • STRDPRCAP: Starting Capture (System i)
              • WRKDPRTRC: Using the DPR trace facility (System i)
            • SQL Replication table structures
              • Tables at the Capture control server
                • IBMQREP_CAPCMD table
                • IBMQREP_CAPCMDOUT table
                • IBMSNAP_CAPENQ table (z/OS, Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • IBMSNAP_CAPMON table
                • IBMSNAP_CAPPARMS table
                • IBMSNAP_CAPSCHEMAS table
                • IBMQREP_COLVERSION table
                • IBMSNAP_AUTHTKN table (System i)
                • IBMSNAP_CAPTRACE table
                • IBMQREP_IGNTRAN table
                • IBMQREP_IGNTRANTRC table
                • CCD table (non-Db2)
                • CD table
                • IBMQREP_PART_HIST table
                • IBMSNAP_PARTITIONINFO table
                • IBMSNAP_PRUNCNTL table
                • IBMSNAP_PRUNE_LOCK table
                • IBMSNAP_PRUNE_SET table
                • IBMSNAP_REG_EXT (System i)
                • IBMSNAP_REGISTER table
                • IBMSNAP_REG_SYNCH table (non-Db2 relational)
                • IBMSNAP_RESTART table
                • IBMSNAP_SEQTABLE table (Informix)
                • IBMSNAP_SIGNAL table
                • IBMQREP_TABVERSION table
                • IBMSNAP_UOW table
              • Tables at the Apply control server
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPENQ table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPLY_JOB (System i)
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPLEVEL table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPLYMON table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPPARMS table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPLYTRACE table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_APPLYTRAIL table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_COMPENSATE table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_FEEDETL table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_SUBS_COLS table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_SUBS_EVENT table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_SUBS_MEMBR table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_SUBS_SET table
                • ASN.IBMSNAP_SUBS_STMTS table
              • Tables at the target server
                • CCD targets
                • Point-in-time table
                • Replica table
                • User copy table
          • Tuning
            • Introduction
            • General tuning advice
              • Linux, Unix, and Windows database tuning
                • Database objects
                • Database parameter settings
                • Database environment-variable settings
              • Database Tuning for z/OS and USS
                • Database objects
                • Database parameter settings
              • General replication tuning
                • CD tables and performance tuning
                • Subscription sets
                • Update-anywhere replication
                • Remote journals
                • Running the Apply program in a pull configuration
                • Replication in a z/OS data-sharing environment
                • Replication trace
                • Startup parameters for the Capture and Apply programs
            • Tuning replication to maximize throughput
              • Tuning the Capture program to maximize throughput
                • Multiple Capture schemas
                • Multiple partioned tables
                • Job or process priority
                • Startup parameters for the Capture program
              • Tuning the Apply program to maximize throughput
                • Subscription sets
                • Remote journals
                • Running the Apply program
                • Job or process priority
                • Indexes for target tables
                • Startup parameters for the Apply program
            • Tuning replication to minimize CPU usage
              • Tuning the Capture program to minimize CPU usage
                • Startup parameters for the Capture program
              • Tuning the Apply program to minimize CPU usage
            • Measuring replication performance
          • Developing
            • Starting the SQL Replication programs from within an application (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
        • Q Replication and Event Publishing
          • Product overviews
            • Q Replication
            • Event Publishing
            • Programs for Q Replication and Event Publishing
              • Q Capture program
              • Q Apply program
            • Objects for Q Replication and Event Publishing
              • Replication queue maps
              • Publishing queue maps
              • Q subscriptions
              • Publications
              • Schemas for the Q Capture and Q Apply programs
          • Tutorials
            • Q replication tutorial
              • Introduction to the Q replication tutorial
              • Module 1: Setting up MQ
                • Lesson 1.1: Creating the source and target queue managers
                • Lesson 1.2: Creating the source queues
                • Lesson 1.3: Creating the target queues
                • Lesson 1.4: Creating MQ channels
                • Lesson 1.5: Starting MQ channels and listeners
              • Module 2: Setting up Q replication
                • Lesson 2.1: Creating the source and target control tables
                • Lesson 2.2: Enabling the source database for replication
                • Lesson 2.3: Creating a replication queue map
                • Lesson 2.4: Creating a Q subscription
              • Module 3: Starting Q replication
                • Lesson 3.1: Starting replication between the source and target
                • Lesson 3.2: Viewing the results of replication
              • Summary and resources
            • Q Replication Dashboard tutorial
              • Setting up replication
              • Creating a monitoring group
              • Using the dashboard health summary
              • Using the dashboard to identify and diagnose data exceptions
              • Using the dashboard to track latency
              • Tutorial summary
          • Installation and migration
            • Installing on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • System requirements for Version 11.4
              • System requirements for Version 10.2.1
              • System requirements for Version 10.1
              • System requirements for InfoSphere Replication Server Version 9.7
              • System requirements for InfoSphere Data Event Publisher Version 9.7
              • Disk space requirements
              • Installation scenarios for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
                • You have no Db2 or replication products installed
                • You have an older version of Db2 installed
                • Db2 is installed and the version matches the replication or publishing product
              • Installing products and components
                • Required products and installation programs
                • Installing Q Replication and SQL Replication Version 11.4
                • Installing Q Replication and SQL Replication Version 10.2.1
                • Installing Q Replication and SQL Replication Version 10.2
                • Installing on Windows
                • Installing on Linux or UNIX
                • Installing and configuring for Oracle targets on Linux and UNIX
                • Enabling log-based capture for Oracle databases
                • Silent installation
                • Enabling more detailed error logging for the installation wizard
                • Registering the product license keys
                • Manual installation
              • Upgrading products and components
                • Installing fixes
                • Installing or upgrading federated wrappers used by Q Replication
              • Removing products and components
                • Removing the license for replication or Event Publishing products
                • Removing wrappers (Windows)
                • Removing wrappers (UNIX and Linux)
            • Installing and customizing for z/OS
              • Overview of replication and event publishing for z/OS
                • Replication and publishing products
                • Replication and event publishing solutions
                • Replication and event publishing programs
              • Preparing an HFS data set
              • Prerequisites for Db2 for z/OS 13
              • Configuring z/OS for replication and publishing
                • Authorizing replication and event publishing programs to run as z/OS UNIX applications
                • Defining your environment
                  • Specifying your time zone
                  • Selecting the language for your messages
                    • Message catalog paths
                  • Specifying temporary directories
                  • Enabling the replication and publishing programs to be run from a USS shell
                • Directing spill files to storage
                • APF authorizing load libraries
              • Configuring Db2 for z/OS for Q replication and event publishing
              • Data set allocation for replication logs
              • Configuring MQ for replication and publishing
              • Db2 Version 10.5 Fix Pack 3 required to administer replication Version 10.2.1
              • Rules for table space REORG after alters (z/OS)
              • Optional: Enabling the replication tools for MQ
              • Enabling the Replication Center (z/OS)
              • Data sets created for replication and publishing products
                • Replication and publishing data sets
                • Replication and publishing load modules
                • Replication and publishing sample programs
                  • Sample programs for Q replication and event publishing
                  • Sample programs for replication and event publishing shared utilities
              • Example environment setup for replication and publishing on z/OS
              • Time zone codes for the TZ environment variable
              • Db2 authorizations required by replication and publishing on z/OS
                • Db2 authorizations for the Capture and Q Capture programs
                • Db2 authorizations for the Apply and Q Apply programs
                • Db2 authorizations for the Replication Alert Monitor
              • Db2 packages and plans for replication and event publishing on z/OS
            • Migrating
              • Migrating to a new 1140 function level and falling back to a lower 1140 FL
              • Migrating to Version 12.1 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Migrating to Version 11.5 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Upgrading to new Version 11.4 function levels (z/OS)
                • Activating function levels (z/OS)
              • Optional: Migrating the Q Apply server to Db2 V11.1 Fix Pack 3
              • Migrating to Version 11.4 with ARCH_LEVEL 1140 (z/OS)
                • Falling back to Version 10.2.1 with ARCH_LEVEL 1021
              • Migrating to Version 11.4 on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • Compatibility in Q Replication Version 11.4 (DB2 V11.1)
          • Planning for data replication
            • Database constructs and workloads that require special consideration
            • Improving performance for tables with deep RI (z/OS)
            • Planning memory and storage requirements
              • Planning memory requirements
                • Memory used by the Q Capture program
                • Memory used by the Q Apply program
                • Memory for LOB data types
              • Planning storage requirements
                • Storage requirements for database logs
                • Storage for diagnostic files
                • Storage requirements for when the Q Capture program exceeds its memory limit
                • Storage requirements for traces
          • Creating subscriptions and publications
            • Preparing to create Q subscriptions and publications
              • Required: Setting DATA CAPTURE CHANGES
              • Configuring for older or remote Db2 databases
              • Configuring for GDPS Continuous Availability
                • Workload name
                • API for monitoring (NMI)
                • Setting up EIF messages
                • Security
              • Zero data loss disaster recovery solution
                • Enabling Q Capture to run at a Db2 log read proxy server (z/OS)
                • Handling a disaster in a proxy log read configuration
              • Cataloging the Db2 Administration Server for the Replication Center
              • Authorization requirements
                • Authentication on Linux, UNIX, and Windows
                • Q Capture program
                • Q Apply program
                • Replication Center and ASNCLP
                • Connectivity requirements
              • Setting up IBM MQ
                • MQ objects required for Q Replication and Event Publishing
                  • Unidirectional replication (remote)
                  • Unidirectional replication (same system)
                  • Event Publishing
                  • Peer-to-peer replication (two remote servers)
                  • Peer-to-peer replication (three or more remote servers)
                  • Parallel send queues
                • Creating and validating MQ objects
                  • Required settings for MQ objects
                    • MQ message size
                    • Queue depth considerations for large object (LOB) values
                    • Storage requirements for MQ objects
                  • Validating MQ objects
                  • MQ validation checks performed by replication tools
                  • Sample commands for creating MQ objects
                  • Specifying a default model queue
                  • Connectivity and authorization requirements for MQ objects
                • Running the replication programs on an MQ client
                • Queue manager clustering
              • Creating control tables for the Q Capture and Q Apply programs
              • Creating control tables at a different version
              • Configuring databases (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Setting environment variables (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Addressing memory issues for Q Capture and Q Apply (AIX)
                • Setting the TMPDIR environment variable (Linux, UNIX)
                • Configuring the source database to work with the Q Capture program (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Configuring the target database to work with the Q Apply program (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Optional: Binding the program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Optional: Binding the Q Capture program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Optional: Binding the Q Apply program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                  • Optional: Binding the Replication Alert Monitor packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Data type considerations
                • General data restrictions
                • Large object (LOB) data types
                • XML data type
                • Replication between XML and LOB columns
                • New Db2 Version 9.7 data types (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Tables with identity columns
              • Data conversion
                • Data conversion for Q Replication
                • Data conversion for Event Publishing
              • Naming rules and guidelines for Q Replication and Event Publishing-Overview
                • Naming rules for Q Replication and Event Publishing objects
                • How lowercase object names are handled for Q replication and publishing
              • Working with scripts and commands generated by the replication administration tools
                • Running and saving scripts generated by the replication administration tools
                • Running and saving commands (Replication Center)
            • Creating Q subscriptions
              • Grouping replication queue maps and Q subscriptions
              • Creating replication queue maps
              • Using parallel send queues
              • Creating Q subscriptions for table partitions (z/OS)
              • Unidirectional
                • Unidirectional replication
                • Creating Q subscriptions for unidirectional replication
                  • Creating target object profiles
                  • Creating Q subscriptions for unidirectional replication
                  • Data distribution configurations (Q Replication to SQL replication)
                    • Creating a three-tier data distribution configuration (Q Replication to SQL replication)
                    • Migrating the first two tiers of a data distribution configuration from SQL replication to Q Replication
                  • Source columns for Q subscriptions (unidirectional replication)
                  • How often the Q Capture program sends a message (unidirectional replication)
                  • How source columns map to target columns (unidirectional replication)
                  • Before-image columns in Q Replication
                  • Index or key columns for targets (unidirectional replication)
                  • Options for unexpected conditions in the target table (unidirectional replication)
                  • Options for conflict detection (unidirectional replication)
                  • Error options for Q Replication
              • DDL replication
                • Schema-level subscriptions and DDL replication
                • How Q Capture handles DDL operations at the source database
                • Creating schema-level subscriptions
                • Creating profiles for table-level Q subscriptions
                • DATA CAPTURE CHANGES and schema-level subscriptions
                • Starting schema-level subscriptions
                • Changing table-level options
                • Stopping schema-level subscriptions
                • Deleting schema-level subscriptions
                • Schema-level subscriptions for temporal tables
                • Enabling automatic replication of newly added columns from the source table
                • Adding existing columns to a Q subscription (unidirectional replication)
                • Adding existing columns to a Q subscription (bidirectional or peer-to-peer replication)
                • Replication of SET DATA TYPE
                • Suppressing replication of SET DATA TYPE
                • Replication of DROP COLUMN operations (z/OS)
                • Replication of RENAME COLUMN operations (z/OS)
                • Handling of RENAME TABLE
              • Synchronized apply
                • Defining a multiple consistency group and activating synchronized apply
                • Synchronizing Q Apply programs across multiple data-sharing groups
                • Stopping replication for a multiple consistency group that uses multiple Q Capture programs
                • Turning off synchronization for a consistency group
                • Removing a consistency group from a multiple consistency group
              • Federated targets
                • Setting up Q Replication to federated targets
                • Configuring the federated server for Q Replication
                • Creating federated objects for Q Replication
                • Creating Q Apply control tables for federated Q Replication
                • Creating Q subscriptions for federated Q Replication
                • Required data types for nicknames
              • Oracle sources
                • Setting up Q Replication from Oracle sources
                • Supported platforms and Oracle clients
                • Configuring the Oracle source
                  • Configuring an Oracle source database to work with a Q Capture program
                  • How a Q Capture program works with the Oracle LogMiner utility
                  • Configuring the Oracle LogMiner utility
                • Creating an ASNCLP configuration file
                • Creating Q Capture control tables
                • Creating Q subscriptions
                • Load options
                • Starting Q Capture
                • How Q Capture handles alterations of Oracle source tables
                • Oracle data types
              • Native Oracle targets
                • Connecting to the Oracle target database
                • Creating Q Apply control tables for native Oracle targets
                • Data type support for native Oracle targets
                • ASN_DATA_CODEPAGE environment variable
              • Stored procedure targets
                • Stored procedures for manipulating source data for Q Replication
                • Writing stored procedures to manipulate source data for Q Replication
                • Stored procedure parameter that identifies the type of operation for Q Replication
                • Stored procedure parameter that identifies whether each source column was suppressed
                • Stored procedure parameters that identify the transaction
                • Stored procedure parameters that map to source columns
              • Multidirectional
                • Bidirectional replication
                • Peer-to-peer replication
                • Restrictions for peer-to-peer replication
                • Bidirectional replication versus peer-to-peer replication
                • Bidirectional replication versus peer-to-peer replication for high-availability scenarios
                • Creating Q subscriptions for bidirectional replication
                • Managing recapture avoidance issues in bidirectional replication
                • Options for conflict detection (bidirectional replication)
                • Creating Q subscriptions for peer-to-peer replication
                  • Creating Q subscriptions for peer-to-peer replication with two servers
                  • Creating Q subscriptions for peer-to-peer replication with three or more servers
                • Starting bidirectional or peer-to-peer replication with two servers
                • Starting peer-to-peer replication with three or more servers
                • Stopping bidirectional or peer-to-peer replication with two servers
                • Stopping peer-to-peer replication with three or more servers
              • Loading target tables
                • Recommendations for loading target tables
                • Automatic load option for Q Replication
                  • Utilities used for automatic load option
                  • Automatic load considerations for z/OS
                  • Specifying nicknames for the automatic load option
                  • Ensuring that nicknames used for load have correct concurrent access setting
                • Manually loading a target table
                  • Stages of the manual loading process
                • No load option for Q Replication
                • Load options for different types of Q Replication
                • Loading target tables in a data consolidation scenario
                • Load options for temporal tables
              • Replicating source table loads
                • How constraints on the source table affect replication of load operations
              • Search conditions and log record variables to filter rows
                • Search conditions
                • Log record variables
                • In-memory evaluation of row filters
              • Using expressions in Q Replication
                • SQL expressions
                • XML expressions
              • Multiple database partitions
              • Partitioned tables: Version 9.7 Fix Pack 1 or earlier
              • Partitioned tables: Version 9.7 Fix Pack 2 or later
              • CCD tables
              • Point-in-time tables
              • Temporal tables
            • Creating publications
              • Grouping publishing queue maps and publications
              • Delimited message format for Event Publishing
              • Creating publishing queue maps
              • Publishing delimited messages
              • Creating publications
                • Creating publications
                • Source columns for publications
                • When the Q Capture program publishes a message for publications
                • Search conditions to filter rows in publications
                • Key columns for publications
                • Options for including unchanged columns in messages for publications
                • Before-image values in Event Publishing
                • Options for including before values in messages for publications
              • Event Publishing from Oracle sources
                • Setting up Event Publishing from Oracle sources
                • Configuring the Oracle source
                  • Configuring an Oracle source database to work with a Q Capture program
                  • How a Q Capture program works with the Oracle LogMiner utility
                  • Configuring the Oracle LogMiner utility
                • Creating publications for Oracle sources
          • Administering
            • Starting and stopping Q subscriptions and send queues
            • Replication Center operational tasks that are no longer supported
            • Using z/OS system services
              • Running the programs by using JCL
                • Specifying the CAPTURE_PATH parameter (z/OS)
                • Starting the Q Capture program with JCL
                • Starting the Q Apply program with JCL
                • Starting the Replication Alert Monitor by using JCL
                • Running the Q Replication and Event Publishing programs with JCL in batch mode
                • Working with running Q Replication and Event Publishing programs by using the MVS MODIFY command
              • Running the programs with system-started tasks
              • Automatically restart replication and publishing (z/OS)
              • Migrating your Q Replication environment to data-sharing mode (z/OS)
            • Changing a Q Replication environment
              • Changing the properties of unidirectional Q subscriptions
              • Changing the properties of multidirectional Q subscriptions
              • Adding columns to the replication key
              • Changing the columns in the replication key
              • Changing properties of replication queue maps
              • Moving Q subscriptions
                • To a different Q Capture
                • To a different Q Apply
                • To a different replication queue map
              • Changing queue names when the queue map is used by Q subscriptions
              • Restarting failed Q subscriptions without dropping and recreating them
              • Spilling Q subscriptions for maintenance
              • Refreshing a unidirectional Q replication environment
              • Deleting replication queue maps
              • Dropping Q Capture or Q Apply control tables
            • Changing an Event Publishing environment
              • Changing properties of publications
              • Adding columns to existing publications
              • Deleting publications
              • Changing properties of publishing queue maps
              • Deleting publishing queue maps
              • Dropping Q Capture control tables
            • Operating a Q Capture program
              • Starting a Q Capture program
              • Starting Q Capture from a known point in the Db2 log
              • Using SQL to issue commands to a running Q Capture program
              • Specifying restart points for send queues or data partitions
              • Considerations for using the cold start mode
              • Specifying MQPUT retries for Q Capture when a queue is full
              • Changing the Q Capture parameters
                • Methods of changing the Q Capture operating parameters
                • Changing parameters while a Q Capture program is running
                • Changing saved Q Capture parameters in the IBMQREP_CAPPARMS table
              • Stopping a Q Capture program
              • Stopping a Q Capture program at a specified point
              • Ignoring unwanted transactions
                • By transaction identifier
                • By AUTHID, AUTHTOKEN, or PLANNAME
                • With a signal
                • Tracing ignored transactions
              • Starting Q subscriptions
              • Stopping Q subscriptions
              • Starting publications
              • Stopping publications
              • Managing Q Capture message activity at the send queue level
                • Starting message activity on one or more send queues
                • Stopping message activity on one or more send queues
            • Operating a Q Apply program
              • Starting a Q Apply program
              • Using SQL to issue commands to a running Q Apply program
              • Changing the Q Apply parameters
                • Changing parameters while a Q Apply program is running
                • Changing saved Q Apply parameters in the IBMQREP_APPLYPARMS table
              • Stopping a Q Apply program
              • Stopping a Q Apply program with a timestamp
              • Stopping message processing on a receive queue
              • Starting message processing on a receive queue
              • Stopping Q subscriptions at the target
              • Prompting a Q Apply program to ignore transactions
              • Enabling warnings for high-latency transactions
            • Scheduling the replication programs
              • Scheduling the replication and event publishing programs (Linux, UNIX)
              • Scheduling the replication programs (Windows)
              • Scheduling the replication and event publishing programs (z/OS)
            • Maintaining a Q Replication and Event Publishing environment
              • Considerations for maintaining Q Replication and Event Publishing source systems
                • Maintaining source tables in a Q Replication and Event Publishing environment
                • Retaining log files for Q Replication and Event Publishing
                  • Why you must retain log data for Q Replication and Event Publishing
                  • Determining the oldest log file that Q Capture needs (z/OS)
                  • Determining the oldest log file that Q Capture needs (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Considerations for managing compression dictionaries in Q Replication and Event Publishing (z/OS)
                • Dropping and recreating a source table
              • Maintaining control tables in Q Replication and Event Publishing
                • Pruning control tables
                • Considerations for using the RUNSTATS utility on control tables for Q Replication and Event Publishing
                • Reorganizing control tables
                • When replication programs cannot connect to their Db2 server
              • Maintaining target tables
              • Spilling Q subscriptions for maintenance
              • Considerations for rebinding packages and plans for Q Replication and Event Publishing
          • Tuning
            • Introduction to tuning Q replication and event publishing
            • Tuning Db2 databases for replication and event publishing
              • Considerations for database objects
              • Database parameter settings for z/OS
              • Database parameter settings for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • Database manager parameter settings for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
              • Database environment variable settings for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
            • Tuning the replication and event publishing programs
              • Multiple Q Capture programs
              • Multiple Q Apply programs
              • Q Capture and Q Apply tuning parameters
                • Q Capture parameters
                  • commit_interval parameter
                  • memory_limit parameter
                  • sleep_interval parameter
                  • max_message_size parameter
                  • monitor_interval parameter
                  • prune_interval parameter
                  • trans_batch_sz parameter
                  • Determining transactions per commit interval
                • Q Apply parameters
                  • num_apply_agents parameter
                  • maxagents_correlid parameter
                  • memory_limit parameter
                  • monitor_interval parameter
                  • prune_interval parameter
              • Search conditions and performance
              • Job or process priority
              • Partitioned databases
              • Interpreting Q Capture and Q Apply monitoring statistics
              • Large object (LOB) replication
              • Pruning performance for federated targets
              • Improving performance in bidirectional replication with the IBMQREP_IGNTRAN table
              • Tuning for synchronized apply
              • Tuning for multi-row insert mode
              • Tuning storage-related runtime options for Language Environment
            • Tuning MQ for replication performance
              • Message limits for queues (MAXDEPTH)
              • Queue indexing (z/OS)
              • Queue buffer pools (z/OS)
                • Defining buffer pools (z/OS)
              • MQ logging
                • MQ logging parameters for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
                • MQ logging parameters for z/OS
                • MQ logging configuration for z/OS
              • Channel parameters
                • Channel batch size and interval
                • z/OS channel parameters
              • Maximum uncommitted messages (MAXUMSGS)
            • Viewing statistics in the monitor tables
          • Troubleshooting
            • Getting started
              • Collecting data
              • Collecting support data for the ASNCLP program and Replication Center
              • Searching knowledge bases
              • Reason codes from ASN messages
              • Checking the status of the Q Replication and Event Publishing programs
              • Threads of the Q Capture, Q Apply, and Replication Alert Monitor programs
              • Data is not replicating
            • Troubleshooting problems with IPC message queues
            • Actions to take when Q Replication latency is too high
            • Troubleshooting exceptions
            • Troubleshooting MQ
              • Recovering when MQ messages are lost
              • Recovering after messages are sent to dead-letter queues
                • How replication detects missing or out-of-sequence messages
              • Checking for and preventing a full receive queue
              • Troubleshooting MQ client connections
              • Recovering from a MQ 2003 error
            • Troubleshooting on z/OS
              • Troubleshooting automatic loads on z/OS
              • Troubleshooting connections when ASNCLP runs on z/OS
              • Avoiding CHECKFAILED errors when adding columns to Db2 for z/OS target tables
              • How replication responds when Resource Recovery Services (RRS) stops (z/OS)
            • Troubleshooting the Q Replication Dashboard
              • Creating trace information for the Q Replication Dashboard
                • Dashboard web server
                • WebSphere Application Server
              • Troubleshooting connections to dashboard Web server
            • Resetting Q subscriptions that have inconsistent states
            • Avoiding errors when using asntdiff with DATE columns
            • Handling Db2_SKIPINSERTED=ON or Db2_SKIPDELETED=ON
            • Reducing CPU usage for the IBMQREP_SPILLEDROW table
          • Reference
            • Control tables for Q Replication and Event Publishing
              • Control tables at the Q Capture server
                • IBMQREP_ADMINMSG table
                • IBMQREP_CAPCMD table
                • IBMQREP_CAPCMDOUT table
                • IBMQREP_CAPENQ table
                • IBMQREP_CAPMON table
                • IBMQREP_CAPPARMS table
                • IBMQREP_CAPQMON table
                • IBMQREP_CAPTRACE table
                • IBMQREP_COLVERSION table
                • IBMQREP_EOLFLUSH table
                • IBMQREP_EXCLSCHEMA table
                • IBMQREP_FILE_SENDERS table
                • IBMQREP_FILES_SENT table
                • IBMQREP_FILESEND_MON table
                • IBMQREP_IGNTRAN table
                • IBMQREP_IGNTRANTRC table
                • IBMQREP_PART_HIST table (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • IBMQREP_SCHEMASUBS table
                • IBMQREP_SENDQUEUES table
                • IBMQREP_SIGNAL table
                • IBMQREP_SRC_COLS table
                • IBMQREP_SUB_PARTS table (z/OS)
                • IBMQREP_SRCH_COND table
                • IBMQREP_SUBS table
                • IBMQREP_SUBS_PROF table
                • IBMQREP_TABVERSION table
              • Control tables at the Q Apply server
                • IBMQREP_APPLYENQ table
                • IBMQREP_APPEVENTS table
                • IBMQREP_APPEVTDEFS table
                • IBMQREP_APPLYCMD table
                • IBMQREP_APPLYCMDOUT table
                • IBMQREP_APPLYMON table
                • IBMQREP_APPLYMON table (native Oracle targets)
                • IBMQREP_APPLYPARMS table
                • IBMQREP_APPLYPARMS table (native Oracle targets)
                • IBMQREP_APPLYTRACE table
                • IBMQREP_DELAYIN table
                • IBMQREP_DELTOMB table
                • IBMQREP_DONEMSG table
                • IBMQREP_EXCEPTIONS table
                • IBMQREP_EXCEPTIONS table (native Oracle targets)
                • IBMQREP_FILE_RECEIVERS table
                • IBMQREP_FILERECV_MON table
                • IBMQREP_FILES_RECEIVED table
                • IBMQREP_MCGMON table
                • ASN.IBMQREP_MCGPARMS table
                • ASN.IBMQREP_MCGSYNC table
                • IBMQREP_RECVQUEUES table
                • IBMQREP_SAVERI table
                • IBMQREP_SPILLEDROW table
                • IBMQREP_SPILLQS table
                • IBMQREP_TARGET_PARTS table (z/OS)
                • IBMQREP_TARGETS table
                • IBMQREP_TARGETS table (native Oracle targets)
                • IBMQREP_TRG_COLS table
              • Detailed structure of version columns for peer-to-peer replication
            • System commands for Q Replication and Event Publishing
              • asnqcap: Starting a Q Capture program
                • Descriptions of asnqcap parameters
                • Examples of asnqcap usage
              • asnoqcap: Starting a Q Capture program for an Oracle database
              • asnqccmd: Working with a running Q Capture program
              • asnoqccmd: Working with a running Q Capture program on Oracle databases
              • SQL commands for a running Q Capture program
              • asnqapp: Starting a Q Apply program
                • Descriptions of asnqapp parameters
                • Examples of asnqapp usage
              • asnqacmd: Working with a running Q Apply program
              • SQL commands for a running Q Apply program
              • asnoqapp: Starting a Q Apply for Oracle for native Oracle targets
                • Descriptions of asnoqapp parameters
              • asnoqacmd: Working with a running Q Apply program for native Oracle targets
              • asnqanalyze: Operating the Q Replication Analyzer
            • Structure of delimited messages for Event Publishing
            • Structure of XML messages for Event Publishing
              • XML message types and requirements
                • Message types
                • Technical requirements for XML messages
                • How XML delimiters are handled in character data
              • Structure of messages from Q Capture to a user application
                • List of messages from Q Capture to a user application
                • msg: Root element for XML messages from Q Capture to a user application
                • Transaction message
                • Row operation message
                • Large object (LOB) message
                • Subscription deactivated message
                • Load done received message
                • Error report message
                • Heartbeat message
                • Subscription schema message (subSchema)
                • Add column message
              • Structure of messages from a user application to Q Capture
                • List of messages from a user application to Q Capture
                • msg: Root element for XML messages from a user application to Q Capture
                • Invalidate send queue message
                • Load done message
                • Activate subscription message
                • Deactivate subscription message
        • Monitoring replication
          • Replication Alert Monitor
            • Monitoring replication with the Replication Alert Monitor
              • Alert conditions and notifications for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Alert conditions for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Email notifications for replication alert conditions
                • Specifying where to send monitor alerts
                • Sending alerts to files
                • The ASNMAIL exit routine for sending alerts in replication (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
              • Setting up the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Memory used by the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Authorization requirements for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Optional: Binding the Replication Alert Monitor program packages (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
                • Creating control tables for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Defining contact information for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Creating monitors for replication or publishing
                • Selecting alert conditions for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Changing alert conditions for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Defining suspension periods for the Alert Monitor
                • Monitoring Q Apply for native Oracle targets
              • Operating the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Starting monitors
                • Specifying a TCP/IP stack for the monitor email server (z/OS)
                • Reinitializing monitors
                • Suspending and resuming a monitor
                • Ending a monitor suspension
                • Stopping monitors
                • Reviewing Monitor program messages
                • Maintaining the mqsplitter.log file
              • Parameters of the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Changing runtime parameters for the Replication Alert Monitor
                • Specifying how often the Replication Alert Monitor runs
                • Specifying notification criteria for selected alert conditions
                • Specifying notification criteria for operational errors
                • Specifying prune intervals for data from the Replication Alert Monitor
            • Control tables at the Monitor control server
              • IBMSNAP_ALERTS table
              • IBMSNAP_CONDITIONS table
              • IBMSNAP_CONTACTGRP table
              • IBMSNAP_CONTACTS table
              • IBMSNAP_GROUPS table
              • IBMSNAP_MONENQ table
              • IBMSNAP_MONPARMS table
              • IBMSNAP_MONSERVERS table
              • IBMSNAP_MONTRACE table
              • IBMSNAP_MONTRAIL table
              • IBMSNAP_SUSPENDS table
              • IBMSNAP_TEMPLATES table
            • System commands for the Replication Alert Monitor
              • asnmon: Starting a Replication Alert Monitor
              • asnmcmd: Working with a running Replication Alert Monitor
            • Migrating to ARCH_LEVEL 1021 (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
        • Replication utilities
          • Comparing and repairing tables
            • Table compare utility (asntdiff)
            • Running the asntdiff utility in parallel mode (z/OS)
            • Running the asntdiff utility in live mode (z/OS)
            • Setting up WLM for the asntdiff stored procedure
            • Performing a quick and inexpensive table comparison with asntdiff (z/OS)
            • Table repair utility (asntrep)
            • Using asntrep to repair tables on a Db2 for z/OS subsystem
            • How the compare utility handles Db2 SQL compatibility features
            • Table space code page considerations
            • Universal DIFF table
          • Password file management
          • Generating an exceptions report
          • Replication services (Windows)
            • Description of Windows services for replication
            • Creating a replication service
            • Starting a replication service
            • Stopping a replication service
            • Viewing a list of replication services
            • Dropping a replication service
          • Utilities commands
            • asncatm: Upgrading Q Replication control tables (z/OS)
            • asnpwd: Creating and maintaining password files
            • asnqexrp: Using the exception-reporting tool (z/OS)
            • asnqmfmt: Formatting and viewing Q replication and event publishing messages
            • asnqxmfmt: Formatting and viewing event publishing messages (z/OS)
            • asnscrt: Creating a replication service
            • asnsdrop: Dropping a replication service
            • asnslist: Listing replication services
            • asntdiff: Comparing data in source and target tables (z/OS)
            • asntdiff: Comparing data in source and target tables (Linux, UNIX, Windows)
            • asntdiff -f (input file) command option
            • asntrep: Repairing differences between source and target tables
            • asntrc: Operating the replication trace facility
        • ASNCLP command-line program
          • Getting started with the ASNCLP program
            • Before you run the ASNCLP program
              • Supported operating systems
              • Setting up a Java environment
              • Binding z/OS packages
              • ASNCLP configuration file
              • Double quotation marks
            • Enabling the ASNCLP program to run on z/OS
              • Enabling the ASNCLP program to run with JCL
                • Sample JCL for running ASNCLP on z/OS
                • Submitting multi-line input (z/OS)
              • Enabling the ASNCLP program to run on USS
            • Running the ASNCLP commands in batch mode
              • How the ASNCLP handles errors while generating and running scripts
            • Running the ASNCLP commands in interactive mode
            • Running the ASNCLP commands in execute-immediately mode
          • ASNCLP commands for SQL Replication
            • Sample ASNCLP script for setting up SQL Replication
            • Sample ASNCLP script for setting up SQL Replication from a view
            • ALTER DATASTAGE DEFINITION FOR command
            • ALTER MEMBER ADD COLS command
            • ALTER REGISTRATION command
            • ALTER SUBSCRIPTION SET command
            • ASNCLP SESSION SET TO command (SQL Replication)
            • CREATE CONTROL TABLES FOR command (SQL Replication)
            • CREATE DATASTAGE DEFINITION FOR command
            • CREATE MEMBER command
            • CREATE REGISTRATION command
            • CREATE STMT command
            • CREATE SUBSCRIPTION SET command
            • DROP CONTROL TABLES ON command
            • DROP DATASTAGE DEFINITION FOR
            • DROP MEMBER command
            • DROP REGISTRATION command
            • DROP STMT command
            • DROP SUBSCRIPTION SET command
            • OFFLINE LOAD command
            • PROMOTE REGISTRATION command
            • PROMOTE SUBSCRIPTION SET command
            • SET CAPTURE SCHEMA command (SQL Replication)
            • SET DROP command (SQL Replication)
            • SET LOG command
            • SET OUTPUT command (SQL Replication)
            • SET PROFILE command (SQL Replication)
            • SET PWDFILE command
            • SET RUN SCRIPT command (SQL Replication)
            • SET SERVER command (SQL Replication)
            • SET TRACE command
          • ASNCLP commands for Q Replication
            • Sample ASNCLP scripts for Q Replication
              • Setting up unidirectional Q replication
              • Setting up bidirectional Q replication
              • Setting up peer-to-peer Q replication (two servers)
              • Setting up peer-to-peer Q replication (three servers)
              • Promoting unidirectional configurations
              • Promoting peer-to-peer configurations
            • ASNCLP commands for unidirectional Q Replication
              • ADD REPL KEY COL command
              • ALTER ADD COLUMN command (unidirectional replication)
              • ALTER CONFIGURATION APPLY command
              • ALTER MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • ALTER QSUB command (unidirectional replication)
              • ALTER REPLQMAP command
              • ASNCLP SESSION SET TO command
              • CREATE CONTROL TABLES FOR command
              • CREATE MQ SCRIPT command
              • CREATE MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • CREATE QSUB command (unidirectional replication)
              • CREATE REPLQMAP command
              • CREATE SCHEMASUB command
              • CREATE SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS command
              • DROP CONTROL TABLES ON command
              • DROP MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • DROP QSUB command
              • DROP REPLQMAP command
              • DROP SCHEMASUB command
              • DROP SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS command
              • LIST QSUB command (Q Replication)
              • LIST REPLQMAP command (Q Replication)
              • LIST APPLY SCHEMA command
              • LIST CAPTURE SCHEMA command
              • LIST SCHEMASUB command
              • LOAD DONE command
              • PROMOTE QSUB command
              • PROMOTE REPLQMAP command
              • REINIT SCHEMASUB command
              • SET APPLY SCHEMA command
              • SET CAPTURE SCHEMA command
              • SET DROP command (unidirectional replication)
              • SET LOG command
              • SET OUTPUT command
              • SET PWDFILE command
              • SET PROFILE command
              • SET QMANAGER command
              • SET RUN SCRIPT command
              • SET SERVER command
              • SET TRACE command
              • SHOW SET ENV command
              • START QSUB command
              • START SCHEMASUB command
              • STOP QSUB command
              • STOP SCHEMASUB command
              • VALIDATE WSMQ ENVIRONMENT FOR command
              • VALIDATE WSMQ MESSAGE FLOW FOR REPLQMAP command
            • ASNCLP commands for multidirectional Q Replication
              • Deprecated commands
                • DROP SUBTYPE command (bidirectional replication)
                • DROP SUBTYPE command (peer-to-peer replication)
                • LOAD MULTIDIR REPL SCRIPT command (multidirectional Q Replication)
                • SET MULTIDIR SCHEMA command (multidirectional Q Replication)
                • SET SERVER command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • ADD REPL KEY COL command
              • ALTER ADD COLUMN command (multidirectional replication)
              • ALTER MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • ALTER QSUB command (bidirectional replication)
              • ALTER QSUB command (peer-to-peer replication)
              • ALTER REPLQMAP command
              • ASNCLP SESSION SET TO command
              • CREATE CONTROL TABLES FOR command
              • CREATE MQ SCRIPT command
              • CREATE MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • CREATE QSUB command (bidirectional replication)
              • CREATE QSUB command (peer-to-peer replication)
              • CREATE REPLQMAP command
              • CREATE SCHEMASUB command
              • CREATE SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS command
              • DROP CONTROL TABLES ON command
              • DROP MULTIPLE CONSISTENCY GROUP command
              • DROP REPLQMAP command
              • DROP QSUB command
              • DROP SCHEMASUB command
              • DROP SUBGROUP command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • DROP SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS command
              • LIST APPLY SCHEMA command
              • LIST CAPTURE SCHEMA command
              • LIST SCHEMASUB command
              • LOAD DONE command
              • PROMOTE QSUB command
              • PROMOTE REPLQMAP command
              • REINIT SCHEMASUB command
              • SET APPLY SCHEMA command
              • SET BIDI NODE command
              • SET CAPTURE SCHEMA command
              • SET CONNECTION command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET ENFORCE MATCHING CONSTRAINTS command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET LOG command
              • SET OUTPUT command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET PEER NODE command
              • SET PROFILE command
              • SET QMANAGER command
              • SET REFERENCE TABLE command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET RUN SCRIPT command
              • SET SUBGROUP command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET TABLES command (multidirectional Q Replication)
              • SET TRACE command
              • SHOW SET ENV command
              • START QSUB command
              • START SCHEMASUB command
              • STOP QSUB command
              • STOP SCHEMASUB command
              • VALIDATE WSMQ ENVIRONMENT FOR command
              • VALIDATE WSMQ MESSAGE FLOW FOR REPLQMAP command
          • ASNCLP commands for Event Publishing
            • Sample ASNCLP script for setting up Event Publishing
            • ALTER ADD COLUMN command
            • ALTER PUBQMAP command
            • ALTER PUB command
            • CREATE CONTROL TABLES FOR command
            • CREATE MQ SCRIPT command
            • CREATE PUBQMAP command
            • CREATE PUB command
            • DROP CONTROL TABLES ON command
            • DROP PUBQMAP command
            • DROP PUB command
            • LIST PUBS command
            • LIST PUBQMAPS command
            • LIST CAPTURE SCHEMA command
            • PROMOTE PUB command
            • PROMOTE PUBQMAP command
            • SET CAPTURE SCHEMA command
            • SET LOG command
            • SET OUTPUT command
            • SET QMANAGER command
            • SET PWDFILE command
            • SET RUN SCRIPT command
            • SET RUN SCRIPT command
            • SET SERVER command
            • SET TRACE command
            • SHOW SET ENV command
            • START PUB command
            • STOP PUB command
            • VALIDATE WSMQ ENVIRONMENT FOR command
          • ASNCLP commands for the Replication Alert Monitor
            • Sample ASNCLP scripts for setting up the Replication Alert Monitor
            • ALTER ALERT CONDITIONS FOR APPLY command
            • ALTER ALERT CONDITIONS FOR CAPTURE command
            • ALTER ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QAPPLY command
            • ALTER ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QCAPTURE command
            • ALTER CONTACT command
            • ALTER GROUP command
            • ALTER MONITOR SUSPENSION command
            • ALTER MONITOR SUSPENSION TEMPLATE command
            • CREATE ALERT CONDITIONS FOR APPLY command
            • CREATE ALERT CONDITIONS FOR CAPTURE command
            • CREATE ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QAPPLY command
            • CREATE ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QCAPTURE command
            • CREATE CONTACT command
            • CREATE CONTROL TABLES FOR command
            • CREATE GROUP command
            • CREATE MONITOR SUSPENSION command
            • CREATE MONITOR SUSPENSION TEMPLATE command
            • DELEGATE CONTACT command
            • DROP ALERT CONDITIONS FOR APPLY command
            • DROP ALERT CONDITIONS FOR CAPTURE command
            • DROP ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QAPPLY command
            • DROP ALERT CONDITIONS FOR QCAPTURE command
            • DROP CONTACT command
            • DROP GROUP command
            • DROP MONITOR SUSPENSION command
            • DROP MONITOR SUSPENSION TEMPLATE command
            • LIST MONITOR SUSPENSION command
            • LIST MONITOR SUSPENSION TEMPLATE command
            • SET OUTPUT command
            • SET PWDFILE command
            • SET SERVER command
            • SUBSTITUTE CONTACT command
        • ASN messages