IMS CONTROL Policy Item

If you select the IMS CONTROL policy item from the Policy Selection panel for IMS subsystems, and you have specified the subcategory CTL, Figure 1 is displayed where you describe the IMS/DC control region.

Figure 1. IMS Control Region Specifications Panel for Subcategory CTL

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 AOFGDYNA              IMS Control Region specifications          Line 00000001 
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 Entry Type : Application           PolicyDB Name   : USER_PDB                  
 Entry Name : IMSCTL                Enterprise Name : USER_ENTERPRISE           
                                                                                
 Subsystem  : IMSCTL                                                            
 Subcategory: CTL        defined in policy APPLICATION INFO                     
                                                                                
 Subsystem ID . . . . . .                                                       
 IMSplex name . . . . . .

The fields that you enter or update have the following meaning:

Subcategory: This parameter shows the subcategory and is always CTL. It can be entered on the APPLICATION INFO policy item of the application, or the application class in the Subcategory field. The value shown is either the one specified for the application or the application class that the application is linked to.
Subsystem ID: Specifies the subsystem ID (IMSID) specified in the IMS control region parameters or SYSGEN. You can include system symbols and system automation symbols, see Assigning System Automation Symbols (AOCCLONE).
IMSplex name: Specifies the IMSplex name that is defined in the z/OS PROCLIB members. You must not specify an IMSplex name if you do not have the Common Service Layer (CSL) infrastructure in place.