Startup procedures for subsystems
You must have two distinct procedures to start an XRF complex because there are two separate IMSsubsystems that perform different functions.
- One of these procedures must specify
HSBID=1in the IMS procedure and, in a non-shared-queues environment, contain DD statements for its set of unique message-queue data sets (LGMSG, SHMSG, QBLKS, LGMSGL, SHMSGL, and QBLKSL). - The other procedure must specify
HSBID=2in the IMS procedure and contain DD statements for its set of message-queue data sets, which must be distinct from the data sets listed above.
In an XRF complex, the OLDS definition (OLDSDEF) for the active subsystem must match the OLDSDEF for the alternate subsystem. Also, all OLDSs used by the active subsystem must be accessible to the alternate subsystem, regardless of whether they are in the OLDS definition.