The main parameter required to configure the Natural IMS TM Interface are specified with the following profile parameter macros of the Natural parameter module:
NTIMSP
for
general parameter settings,
NTIMSPE
for
specification of environment-specific parameter sets, and
NTIMSPT
for
transaction code definitions.
Important:
You must at least specify the NTIMSPT
macro and
define individual parameters for your Natural IMS TM transactions (there are no
default values).
In addition to the Natural parameter macros, you can use the optional macros described in the following section. They are provided by the Natural IMS TM Interface.
The macro NIMMSGT
generates each entry in the message text
module NIIMSGT
which is part of the Natural IMS TM Interface
module. Each generated entry provides a message text for each possible Natural
IMS TM error number.
The NIMMSGT
macro is specified in one of the following two
ways:
Nerror-number [*] NIMMSGT message-text
In this case, Natural under IMS TM will display the message text as defined. The message text may be up to 72 characters long.
Xerror-number [*] NIMMSGT message-text
In this case, Natural under IMS TM will append an error-specific reason code to the current message text. The message text may be up to 64 characters long.
If the error number is followed by an asterisk (*), a snap dump will be generated when an error occurs. You may adapt the message text to your own requirements. You may also add or delete the DUMP option of a specific error number. You must not modify the error number and the characters N or R that precede the error number.
The NIMPIXT
macro generates the
Physical Input
Edit Routine.
The parameters which can be specified with the macro
NIMPIXT
are listed in alphabetical order below:
PIXTE
|
SIPSE
|
SPATID
|
WTO
|
USER
Parameter | Possible Value | Description | Default | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|
PIXTE
|
1 - 999 |
Specifies the start value for error numbers if errors are detected by the physical input edit routine. | 400 |
This value is added to the return code set by the physical input
edit routine. The result is the IMS TM error message number in the user message
table DFSCMTU0 .
|
SIPSE
|
1 - 999 |
Specifies the start value for error numbers if errors are detected by the Authorized Services Manager. | 500 |
This value is added to the return code set by the Authorized
Services Manager. The result is the IMS TM error message number in the user
message table DFSCMTU0 .
|
SPATID |
xxxx
|
Specifies the Natural subsystem ID for the Authorized Services Manager which is used to save the SPA for the non-conversational driver. Any string up to 4 characters is possible. | None | The value of this parameter must be the same as the value
specified for the SPATID
keyword subparameter in the NTIMSPE macro (Natural parameter
module).
|
WTO
|
YES |
Specifies whether a WTO message is issued if the Authorized Services Manager fails. | NO |
None. |
NO |
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USER
|
xxxxxxxx
|
Specifies whether a user-specific physical input edit routine is to
be called if the If a user-specific input edit routine is to be called, specify the name of the routine. |
NO |
None. |
NO |
The macro NIMBOOT
generates the bootstrap module used by
the message-oriented environment or the server call interface used by the
server environment.
NIMBOOT
includes the following parameters:
TYPE
|
DRIVERN
|
ENVTNAM
|
TRNCODE
| DYNPARM
|
SERVERN
Parameter | Possible Values | Default | Comment |
---|---|---|---|
TYPE
|
SERVER |
Empty | TYPE specifies the type of the interface
module to be generated.
With |
Empty | If nothing is specified, the bootstrap module used by the message-oriented environment is generated. | ||
DRIVERN
|
Any valid z/OS module name | None |
This parameter specifies the name of the front-end module. If |
ENVTNAM
|
Any valid z/OS module name | None |
This parameter is only used by the bootstrap module for the
message-orineted environment ( This parameter specifies the name of the environment table. This parameter is optional. If it is not specified, the environment table is determined by the entry in the transaction code table which corresponds to the transaction code used. |
TRNCODE
|
This parameter is only used by the bootstrap module for the
message-oriented environment ( This parameter specifies the name of the transaction code which is
internally used by the Natural IMS TM Interface. This parameter is optional and
is only honored if The transaction code is used to determine the entry in the transaction code table. |
||
DYNPARM
|
Any character string of up to 80 characters. | None |
This parameter is only used by the bootstrap module for the
message-oriented environment ( This parameter is used to define a valid string of up to 80 characters of Natural dynamic parameters. |
SERVERN
|
Any valid z/OS module name | NIIBOOTS |
This parameter is only used by the server call interface
(TYPE =SERVER ).
This parameter specifies the name of the server environment. It is
only relevant if you want to use several Natural servers in the same region. In
this case, you must generate multiple server call interfaces and specify a
unique name with |