Each system found in a SYSPLEX may require unique values to be coded in the RIMPARMS identifying the system where it is running. To provide flexibility and avoid coding multiple, almost identical, RIMPARMS unique to each system, CAIRIM allows the use of system symbols within the parms themselves.
Wanting to verify the use of system symbols is allowed in RIMPARMS.
Example:
PRODUCT(CA DATACOM) VERSION(BD15) INIT(DBCR5PR) - LOADLIB(SYSSS.ENF.&$SSDCENF..CAAXLOAD.&IPLGROUP) - PARM(PC=PROD,PCC=DBPCCPR)
Where &$SSDCENF is equal to a release level in IEASYMxx and &IPLGROUP is also defined in IEASYMxx.
Yes, that is allowed. Since CAIRIM PTF RO52581 offers the following options for RIMPARMs for improved SYSPLEX parm sharing capability: