SCDDQN and SCDDP
Because asynchronous demand paging is not recommended, the SCDDQN and SCDDP fields are not used in a CICS®-IMS ISC session.
The SCHEDULER header is preceded by an ATTACH header. Some mandatory ATTACH FM header fields also apply to asynchronous messages. These fields are not carried on the SCHEDULER header, but are retained on the ATTACH header. These fields are the ATTIU, ATTDSP, and ATTDBA fields.
- ATTIU
CICS only supports single-chain messages between itself and IMS.
- ATTDSP
When sent using the
START
command, the ATTDSP value is determined by the terminal-control table generation, and should be X'00' (component 1). For input and output, the definition of the ATTDSP field for IMS is the same as that described in ATTACH function management header. - ATTDBA
The CICS transaction specifies the deblocking algorithm (ATTDBA) in the RECFM field of the
BUILD ATTACH
command.
The following table summarizes the source of the values placed in the SCHEDULER FM header fields.
Major field | A1 | B2 | C3 | D4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
SCDDPN | TRANSID5 | DPN | ||
SCDPRN | TERMID5 | PRN | ||
SCDRDPN | RTRANSID5 | RDPN | ||
SCDRPR | RTERMID5 | RPRN | ||
SCDDQN | QUEUE | Note 6 | ||
ATTIU7 | Note 6 | |||
ATTDSP7 | DATASTR8 | COMPTn8 | ||
ATTDBA7 | RECFM | VLVB | ||
DPM-Bn9 |
- CICS EXEC
START/RETRIEVE
. - CICS
DEFINE CONNECTION
orDFHTCT TYPE=SYSTEM
. - Set by IMS MFS; or, if MFS is not used, for output that is unsolicited asynchronous output, the RPRN defaults to the source LTERM name.
- IMS
COMPTn
in TERMINAL/NAME macros or on an ETO logon descriptor. - Four-byte name; MFS supports an eight-byte name.
- MFS paging is not recommended on an asynchronous session between IMS and CICS.
- ATTACH FMH fields preceding SCHEDULER FMH.
- DATASTR must be specified as
USER
. This causes X'00', specifying IMS component 1, to be indicated as the input component. The IMS output component can be components 1 through 4 (X'00'- X'03'). - DPM-Bn permits MFS to be used. Using MFS MODE=STREAM on output changes the ATTDBA to chain mode; otherwise, IMS uses the default of VLVB.