An example of the RIMS configuration:
<!-- Sample IMS servers - multiple servers may be defined -->
<RIMS ID="IMSA" LUNAME="IMSSYSA" MODENAME="IBMRDB"
TPNAME="MFDBTP6" SYNCLEVEL="0" SECURITY="0"
/>
<RIMS ID="DEFAULT" LUNAME="IMSTEST" MODENAME="IBMRDB"
TPNAME="MFDBTP6" SYNCLEVEL="0" SECURITY="0"
/>
Use the following parameters to configure RIMS:
- ID
- If an IMS Option client request does not specify a target server ID or the specified target server ID does not exist, Mainframe
Access selects the DEFAULT IMS target server, if one has been defined. This IMS target server ID name is used in the configuration
of the client. When a Remote IMS request is sent this name is sent in the request data and is used to locate the target server
definition for the IMS system that will receive the request. Specify DEFAULT or an ID of up to four alphanumeric characters.
- LUNAME
- The LU name of the IMS server (also known as the ACBNAME or VTAM APPLID). Specify an LU name of up to eight characters. This
name must match the ACBNAME defined in an APPC/MVS LU definition for the target IMS system.
- MODENAME
- The SNA log mode name that will be used by Mainframe Access to indirectly specify SNA session parameters when Mainframe Access
initiates sessions with the IMS server.
- TPNAME
- The IMS server transaction program name for IMS Option transactions.
- SYNCLEVEL
- The SNA LU6.2 sync level option to be used on conversations with the IMS server. Specify 0.
- SECURITY
- The security level to be indicated in SNA LU6.2 Attach FMH-5 requests sent to the IMS server.
See
Configuration reference for more information on the parameters available for a Remote IMS service.