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CICS TS 3.1 Structure & Logic

CDE      Course duration (days): 4
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Somerset
Bath (BA1) 01/12/08 £ 1,500
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Also known as: CDEGB

About this class

Suitable for the BCS Mainframe Technology professional Exams for level 3 Consultant (CICS)

  • Who will the lesson benefit?

    System programmers and technical support staff responsible for supporting a CICS system.

  • CICS application programmers who are responsible for reading their own CICS dumps would also benefit.
  • What prerequisites are required

    Systems Programmers with at least six months CICS experience and a basic knowledge of CICS Internals.

  • Application Programmers with a minimum of nine months CICS programming experience.

What delegates will learn

  • Describe the internal structure of CICS/TS, including the domain structure.
  • Explain how failures are internally handled and how the user can participate in ABEND processing.
  • Present the control blocks and internal logic.
  • Transaction dumps and system dumps are used as examples.
  • IPCS is also reviewed so that students become familiar with this product.

Contents of this class

Architecture

  • Domain Architecture
  • Kernel Linkage
  • Common Format Parameter Lists
  • Common Format Modules
  • Kernel Domain Repository

The Kernel (KE) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Dispatcher (DS) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Trace (TR) Domain

  • Where
  • What
  • Controls
  • Overheads

The Application (AP) Domain

  • Important Structures
  • Detailed Dump Information
  • File Control (FC)
  • Interval Control (IC)
  • Terminal Control (TC)
  • Transient Data (TD)

The Program Manager (PG) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Transaction Manager (XM) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Storage Manager (SM) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information
  • Detailed Dump Information

The Loader (LD) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Message (ME) & Dump (DU) Domains

  • Formats
  • Relationship
  • Dump Tables

The Logger (LG) & Recovery Manager (RM) Domains

  • Key Functions
  • Relationship
  • Important Structures

Temporary Storage Domain (TS)

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Enqueue Manager (NQ) Domain

  • Key Functions
  • Important Structures
  • Summary Dump Information

The Web-Related Domains

  • Document Handler (DH)
  • Enterprise Java Beans (EJ)
  • Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (II)
  • IP ECI (IE)
  • Object Transaction Services (OT)
  • Partner (PT)
  • Request Streams (RZ)
  • Scalable Java (SJ)
  • Sockets (SO)
  • Web Interface (WB)

Business Transaction Manager Domains

  • Event Manager (EM)
  • Scheduler (SH)

Miscellaneous Domains

  • Debugging Profile (DP)
  • Directory Manager (DD)
  • Domain Manager (DM)
  • External Security Interface (XS)
  • Local & Global Catalogues (LC & GC)
  • Lock Manager (LM)
  • Monitor (MN)
  • Parameter Manager (PA)
  • RRS Interface (RX)
  • Statistics (ST)
  • Timer (TI)
  • User (US)

Formatting

  • Dumps Use of IPCS for formatting system dumps is illustrated.
  • Use of the offline transaction dump utility is discussed.