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TUXDIR– must be set to indicate the directory in which Tuxedo is installed.
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APPDIR – must be set to indicate the directory where the application server binaries are installed.
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For CICS Runtime, APPDIR must be set to the directory containing the CICS Runtime server binaries.
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KIXDIR is a mandatory environment variable that indicates the directory where the CICS Runtime product is installed.
KIXCONFIG is a mandatory environment variable that indicates the directory where resource configuration files are located.
KIX_TS_DIR is a mandatory environment variable that indicates the directory where files corresponding to non-recoverable TS are located. It can be differentiated for each tsq server by setting it differently in the server
envfile (see the Tuxedo documentation).
KIX_TD_DIR is a mandatory environment variable that indicates the directory where files corresponding to the extra partition TDQueues are located.
KIX_TD_QSPACE_DEVICE is a mandatory environment variable for
TD QUEUE(INTRA). It indicates the Tuxedo QSPACE needed by the tdq_srv server.
KIX_TD_QSPACE_NAME is a mandatory environment variable for
TD QUEUE(INTRA). It indicates the Tuxedo QSPACE name needed by the tdq server.
KIX_TD_QSPACE_ IPCKEY is a mandatory environment variable for
TD QUEUE(INTRA). It indicates the Tuxedo QSPACE ipckey needed by the tdq server.
KIX_TECH_DIR is a mandatory environment variable that indicates the directory where technical files used internally by ART CICS, for exemple to manage named
DELAYs and
CANCELs (thru the REQID option) or ENQ/DEQ are written. It should be the same for each server until one wants to reproduce the source limitation, where a named DELAY submitted on one CICS region, could not be canceled easily in another region.
On the target platform, the KIX_CWA_SIZE variable also indicates the size of the CWA, ranging from 0 to 32765 bytes. If this environment variable is not set, the value defaults to 0. A value of zero (either explicit or implicit) indicates that no CWA is defined.
The Common Work Area (CWA), when defined (see KIX_CWA_SIZE), is implemented on each machine by a shared memory segment. The
KIX_CWA_IPCKEY variable indicates the
IPCKEY (the identifier) of the shared memory segment. The value must be defined in the range from 1 to 99 999 999.