IMSPLEX statement
The optional IMSPLEX statement registers IMS Connect as a member of an IMSplex and enables both IMS type-2 command support for IMS Connect and communications between IMS Connect and other members of the IMSplex.
An IMSplex is built on the IMS Common Service Layer (CSL). Communications in an IMSplex are managed by the CSL Structured Call Interface (SCI). IMS type-2 commands are processed by the CSL Operations Manager (OM). After an IMS Connect instance registers with SCI in an IMSplex, the IMS Connect instance supports IMS type-2 commands and can communicate with other members of the IMSplex.
- TCP/IP support for Intersystem Communication (ISC) TCP/IP links between IMS and CICS® IBM® CICS Transaction Server for z/OS®
- TCP/IP support for Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) links between MSC-enabled IMS systems
- TCP/IP access to IMS databases through the CSL Open Database Manager (ODBM)
- IMS type-2 command support
You can join an IMS Connect instance to more than one IMSplex by specifying multiple IMSPLEX statements.
- The ISC statement for ISC support
- The MSC statement for MSC support
- The ODACCESS statement for communications with CSL ODBM
IMSPLEX statement syntax
IMSPLEX statement parameters
- MEMBER=
- A 1- to 8-character alphanumeric name that identifies IMS Connect in the IMSplex that is specified on the TMEMBER parameter of this IMSPLEX statement. The name must start with an alphabetic character.IMS Connect registers this name with SCI. SCI uses the name to manage communications between IMS Connect and the other members of the IMSplex.
- TMEMBER=
- The name of the IMSplex that IMS
Connect is joining, as specified on the IMSPLEX(NAME= ) statement of the CSLSIxxx member of the IMS PROCLIB data set of the SCI instance that is managing
communications between IMS
Connect and the
IMSplex.Restriction: The name specified on the TMEMBER parameter cannot be the same as the name specified on the ID parameter of any DATASTORE statement or substatement in the HWSCFGxx member of the IMS PROCLIB data set.