Determining how URTs are opened in CICS
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Issue/Introduction
I want to check what AUTO= and DEFER= parameter is in effect for each CICS region with a DBOC INQ type command.
Looking at the CUSMAC member is unreliable and I do not have DBCGSPR to reverse engineer the CUSLIB member.
Environment
Component : CA DATACOM CICS SERVICES
Resolution
The easiest way to see how URTs are defined in a CICS region is to issue a "DBOC INQ=????" transaction. As an example, you might get a display like this:
DBOC INQ=????
URT 0001(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0002(STD OPEN ) ACTIVE=000
URT 0003(STD UNOPENED DEFER)
URT 0004-0009 HAVE NO CSD
URT 0010(STD UNOPENED DEFER)
URT 0011(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0012(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0013(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0014-0019 HAVE NO CSD
URT 0020(SQL UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0021-0100 HAVE NO CSD
URT 0101(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0102-0996 HAVE NO CSD
URT 0997(STD UNOPENED AUTO )
URT 0998-0999 HAVE NO CSD
DC00380I TRANSACTION COMPLETED.
Here is a key for what you see above.
Dark Blue URTs marked AUTO - These are defined in the DBCVTPR AUTO[n]= parameter, or they were added with the DBOC AUTO= transaction.
Dark Red URTs marked DEFER - These are defined in the DBCVTPR DEFER[n]= parameter or they were added with the DBOC DEFER= transaction.
Dark Green URTs with no mark - These are opened during PLTPI processing in the CICS region.
Black URTs - these are the rest of the URTs up to the limit of MAXURTs in the DBCVTPR, and they typically do not have a load module nor are they defined in the DFHCSD.
If you have a lot of each kind of URT, you can also list each kind separately, using commands
- DBOC INQ=AUTO
- DBOC INQ=DEFER
- DBOC INQ=PLT
Additional Information
This information is explained in further detail in the CA Datcom Tools documentation under DBOC.
As always, please contact Broadcom support for CA Datacom if you have further questions.
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