Managing QMF for TSO and CICS
Use these topics if you are an administrator of QMF for TSO and CICS® . These topics help you
customize, control access, operate, and manage resources in QMF
Version 13.1 in both the
TSO and CICS environments.
Starting QMF QMF can be started only from z/OS® . QMF can be set up to run under TSO, ISPF, as a batch job, or under CICS .Setting program parameters and preferences at startup time QMF when starting QMF under the standard interface.Registering users and setting privileges QMF , you must grant them access to the QMF application plan and packages and to database objects. You must also create a user profile. You can also customize users' object lists so that they can work with their objects more efficiently. Creating and maintaining objects in the database QMF and database objects can impact how easily your users are able to use QMF as well as the security of your data and the performance of your system. Setting up printing and charting functions Command synonyms QMF , CICS , or TSO commands. A synonym can be another word for a command, or it might be a term that does the work of several commands.Custom function keys QMF provides a way for you to customize both the label that displays on the screen and the command QMF runs when a user presses the key.Custom edit exit routines for QMF forms Controlling QMF resources Running QMF in batch mode Troubleshooting and diagnosing problems QMF , you can use the troubleshooting and support information.