| Sun Mainframe Transaction Processing Software Configuration Guide |     |
| Sun Mainframe Transaction Processing Software Configuration Guide | |
Sun Mainframe Transaction Processing Software Configuration Guide
Release 8.0.1
816-5328-11
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Contents |
1. Introduction to Configuring Sun MTP
2. Setting Region Environment Variables
Creating a Directory Structure
Standard Environment Variables
Sun MTP Secure Environment Variables
Defining a Region's Environment
Defining and Executing a Setup File
Setting Environment Variables in a Login File
To Set the Environment Variables for the User Automatically at Login
Setting Environment Variables in the Bourne or Korn Shell .profile File
Setting Environment Variables in the C Shell .login File
3. Starting and Stopping Sun MTP
Shutting Down the Sun MTP Server
Shutting Down the Region From Within Sun MTP
Shutting Down the Region Using kixstop
Determining the Number of Transaction Servers
Determining the Maximum Number of Background Tasks
Determining the Maximum Number of Batch Jobs
Determining the Maximum Number of Query Jobs
Effect of Recovery on Configuration
Determining the Number of Sun MTP Processes
Calculating Shared Memory Requirements
Determining Where to Attach Shared Memory
Where to Attach Sun MTP Shared Memory
Determining the VSAM Buffer Size
5. Defining Application Resources
To Display the Standard Tables Menu
Defining Transactions in the PCT
Defining VSAM Files in the FCT
To Define Online Programs and Maps
Configuring Recovery in the VCT
Configuring Recovery on VSAM Datasets
To Specify Recovery for KSDS and RRDS Files
Configuring Recovery for ESDS Datasets
7. Alternate Resource Definition
Enabling the Region for Alternate Resource Definition
Adding the Resource Definition File
To Define the DFHUSD File in the Catalog
Enabling Resources During Region Startup
To Enable Resources During Startup
Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Alternate Resource Definition
8. Configuring a UNIX Terminal
Creating or Editing a Key File Using kixkeydef
To Create or Modify a Key File Using kixkeydef
To Define a Return Key, a Linefeed Key, and a Backspace Key
Configuring the Default Printer
To Configure the Default Printer
Configuring Additional Printers
Configuring Printers That Use Transient Data Queues
To Define a TDQ as a Printer in the DCT
To Associate the TDQ with a Printer
Configuring Printers With kixprint
Modifying the kixprint Shell Script
10. Configuring Intersystem Communications (ISC)
Setting Up Communications Manager
To Configure unikixCommMgr to Start unikixdcl
Configuring a Region for TCP/IP
To Configure the TCP Server (unikixtcp)
11. Configuring Sun MTP for Remote Clients
Configuring a Region for TN3270 Clients
Setting Up Communications Manager for TN3270 Connections
Configuring a Region for SNA 3270 Clients
Configuring the TPS PU4/5 Server
Configuring a Region to Work With the TPS PU4/5 SNA Server
Configuring a Region for ECI/EPI Clients
To Configure a Region to Accept ECI/EPI Clients
Autoinstalling ECI/EPI Clients
Starting the TCP/IP Socket Listener
To Start the unikixsock Process
Configuring a Region for SSL Clients
To Configure a Region to Accept SSL Requests
Setting Up the Certificate Databases
Setting Up the Communications Manager for the unikixssl Server
To Configure unikixCommMgr to Start unikixssl
To Start the Region and the SSL Server
Configuring a Region for MQSeries Clients
To Configure unikixCommMgr to Start the unikixqm Server
12. Configuring Sun MTP to Work With Sun MBM
Defining a VSAM File as Nonreusable
To Define a VSAM File as Nonreusable Using File Manager
To Define Files as Nonreusable Using the Utilities
13. Configuring a Region to Work With an RDBMS
Setting RDBMS Environment Variables
Selecting an RDBMS Using kixinstall
Specifying RDBMS Values in the SIT
To Set RDBMS-Specific Values in the SIT
Starting a Region With an RDBMS
To Start the Region With an RDBMS
Bypassing the RDBMS at Startup
To Define Data Conversion Templates
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