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dineshsinghbisht
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| Hi, I am new to IMS DC and my query is what is the way to find the whether the particular program is an IMS_DC program or not. Like for CICS we can search for "EXEC CICS". |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| Look at the PSB. Look at the program. Look at the linkage section. Do you IOPCB? If you are GU to the message, it is a DC. |
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dineshsinghbisht
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| Thanks for the reply. I don't have PSB information for the program, my requirement is that I need to make some automated mechanism which will check some specific keywords that should present in IMS-DC calls. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| So, you will be scanning the COBOL source library? It would be easier to scan the PSB source library. |
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Kjeld
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The shop you are doing this for might have home grown or 3rd party host environment interfaces embedded for their IMS TP environments. You will have to take that into account if you are going to scan for specific source code.
That also goes for the PSB source code. We have for example a lot of PSB definition code that is only assembler macro calls with parameters, that on generation time will be expanded into actual PSB generation code. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| Another suggestion - do a /DIS Tran all for each IMS region. Or, /DIS PGM all |
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