In order to set up a departmental workload that crosses subsystem
boundaries, you must keep in mind how you can assign the work to service
classes. You should review
Defining classification rules and
find out the best way you can assign your work to service classes.
The following list provides some examples of what would be required
for some of the subsystems:
- TSO
- You must set up TSO user IDs or account numbers according to department
structure, so that the user IDs correspond to a specific department.
- JES
- You must have unique batch classes or account numbers by department.
- CICS®
- You must have unique CICS regions
for each department.
- IMS™
- You must have a separate IMS/VS resource lock manager (IRLM), IMS control region, and IMS message processing region (MPR) for each
workload.
For more information, see Defining classification rules.
Examples of workloads
- By subsystem:
- Name
- IMS
- Description
- All work in classes IMS1 IMSA IMSS TIMS IMSV
- By department/location:
- Name
- DEVELOP
- Description
- All work in classes STSO IMSB and LINKA