Sysview for z/OS to Sysview for DB2 interface got error message IDB2801E IDB2 VTAM USER INTERFACE NOT DEFINED
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Sysview for z/OS to Sysview for DB2 interface got error message IDB2801E IDB2 VTAM USER INTERFACE NOT DEFINED

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Article ID: 10907

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SYSVIEW Performance Management Option for DB2 for z/OS SYSVIEW Performance Management

Issue/Introduction

Sysview for z/OS to Sysview Performance Management Option for Db2 for z/OS (IDB2) interface encountered error message
IDB2801E IDB2 VTAM USER INTERFACE NOT DEFINED but the address space for the VTAM User Interface was started up
without any error message.

Resolution

In the Sysview for Db2 VTAM User Interface address space JCL there are three possible values for the PARM.
 
1) PARM USING IDB2USER AS THE VTAM APPLID WITH NO 
   SYSVIEW INTERFACE:                             
      EXEC  ...,PARM='IDB2USER,NONE'   
           
2) PARM USING IDB2APPL AS THE VTAM APPLID WITH    
   SYSVIEW INTERFACE ENABLED USING PC TASK USING  
   SUBSYSTEM ID OF xxxx:                          
      EXEC  ...,PARM='IDB2APPL,IDB2,xxxx'         

3) PARM USING IDB2APPL AS THE VTAM APPLID WITH    
   SYSVIEW INTERFACE ENABLED USING DEFAULT PC TASK:
      EXEC  ...,PARM='IDB2APPL,IDB2'              
        OR                                        
      EXEC  ...,PARM='IDB2APPL,IDB2,DBGI'         
 
If you work with the Sysview for z/OS and Sysview for Db2 interface you have to work with
PARM='IDB2APPL,IDB2,DBGI' to specify the default PC Task if the PC Task is not started, as in Example 3).
 
Example 2) is when the PC Task is started with a Subsystem ID other than the default value DBGI.