I am trying to setup the VTAM Interface for SYSVIEW so that we can add an option to our Supersession menu to be able to get into SYSVIEW just in case ISPF is not available and we need to see what is going on with the system. I have completed the following but it is not working: APPLID FOR OUR TEST SYSTEM IS SYSVIEWT
Added SYSVAPPL to VTAMLST
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* CA SYSVIEW VTAM APPLs *
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SYSVAPPL VBUILD TYPE=APPL
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* Following is the application ID for the SYSVIEW VTAM interface. *
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SYSVIEW APPL ACBNAME=SYSVIEWT
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* Following is the application ID for the SYSVIEW VTAM *
* application monitor (APPLMON task). *
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SYSVAPMN APPL ACBNAME=SYSVAPMN
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* These are used for the SYSVIEW VTAM command communications. *
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SYSVPO00 APPL AUTH=SPO
SYSVPO01 APPL AUTH=SPO
SYSVPO02 APPL AUTH=SPO
SYSVPO03 APPL AUTH=SPO
ADDED SYSVAPPL TO ATCCON MEMBER IN VTAMLST
Updated CNM4SCFG MEMBER GSVXGSVX
VTAM-Applid SYSVIEWT
VTAM-SPO-Applid SYSVPO00
ADDED TO SV2$USER MEMBER IN CNM4BPRM
START VTAM,'APPLID=SYSVIEWT,MAXUSERS=50'
Recycled the whole system and it is still not working.
What is wrong?
Release : 16.0
Component : SYSVIEW
Advised that customer review the VTAM Interface Support section of the manual, and the SYSVIEW STC log was reviewed to see if any errors were present. After reviewing the setup with the onsite VTAM team, it was determined that the customer had a typo in the SYSVAPPL member in VTAMLST and they had SYSVIEW and not SYSVIEWT for the APPL – once this was resolved, it worked as intended.