LU name and netid are used mostly for qualifying CICS®, DB2®,
DDF, and IMS™ work. If you want
to filter on the fully qualified name, you can use the LU name value
of up to 8 characters, and then define a sub-rule of netid for up
to 8 characters.
- CICS
- Only the LU name is available for CICS.
It is the 8-byte NETNAME of the principal facility of the transaction
instance. For details of the value of this parameter for non-VTAM
terminals, and for transaction-routed transactions see CICS/ESA Performance Guide.
- DB2
- The LU name and netid associated with the originator of the
query; for example, the LU name and netid from DDF. For more information
about the format of the LU name, see DB2 SQL Reference.
- DDF
- The VTAM® LU name and
netid of the system that issued the structured query language (SQL)
request. For more information about the format of the LU name, see DB2 SQL
Reference.
- IMS
- If a transaction comes in from an LU 6.2 device, you can specify
both the LU name and the netid. Otherwise, you can specify only the
8 byte LU name.
- NETV
- The LU name and the netid associated with the NetView® subtask.