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PI57908: NEW ENCRYPTION EXIT TO EXPLOIT THE ICSF CSNBKRR SERVICE FOR IMS.

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APAR status

  • Closed as new function.

Error description

  • New encryption exit, DECENAA1, to exploit the ICSF CSNBKRR
    service for IMS.  The exit driver DECENCDV has also been updated
    to handle the PST now being used in DECENAA1.
    

Local fix

Problem summary

  • ****************************************************************
    * USERS AFFECTED: All IBM InfoSphere Guardium Data Encryption  *
    *                 for DB2 and IMS Databases Version 1 Release  *
    *                 2 users.                                     *
    ****************************************************************
    * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: New IMS encryption exit, DECENAA1,      *
    *                      to exploit the ICSF CSNBKRR service     *
    *                      (PI57908)                               *
    ****************************************************************
    * RECOMMENDATION:                                              *
    ****************************************************************
    New encryption exit, DECENAA1, to exploit the ICSF CSNBKRR
    service, for IMS.
    The exit driver DECENCDV has also been updated to handle the
    PST now being used in DECENAA1.
    

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

Comments

  • 1. NOTE: Prior to SMP/E apply, please make a full backup of your
    DEC V1.2 SMP/E Environment.  This APAR updates the JCLIN. To
    back out or return JCLIN to any previous state, the SMP/E
    Environment backup will be needed.  A SMP/E RESTORE does not
    back out changes to the JCLIN.
    2. After successful SMP/E apply, the Modules DECENAA1 and
    DECSSI10 are introduced.  These are IMS exits provided for
    performance enhancements.
    3. After successful SMP/E apply, the samplib members
    DECIMSCB and DECIMSDV are updated.  They now allow link for
    DECENAA1, as well as instructional comments on how to use
    DECSSI10.  If Customer wishes to use the new DECENAA1 exit,
    Customer should execute the updated samplib member, DECIMSCB,
    to link the new IMS Module DECENAA1.
    4. Customer should note that changes have been made to the
    ISPF dialog s SDECPLIB, SDECSLIB and SDECCEXE libraries, to
    accommodate using DECENAA1, via the ISPF panel DECPI0.
    5. If Customer wishes to use the new DECENAA1 and DECSSI10
    Modules, then proceed to step 6., else stop here.
    6. After successful linking of the DEC V1.2 DECENBB1 Module,
    for this APAR, Customer should do either of the following
    actions:
    a.  Determine if the IMS EXIT library, for the IMS Subsystem
    where DEC V1.2 is used, is in the System Linklist concatenation.
    If so, issue the LLA Refresh command on that System LPAR.
    This will allow Customer to use the updated code, without need
    to Cycle the IMS Subsystem.
    b.  If the IMS EXIT library, for the IMS Subsystem where
    DEC V1.2 is used, is not in the System Linklist concatenation,
    Customer will need to Cycle the IMS Subsystem, in order to
    use the updated code.
    7. Customer should note the Instructional Comments, in samplib
    member DECIMSCB, on how to activate the Exit named DECSSI10.
    Customer can choose to perform this activation in either a
    Dynamic or Static mode.
    NOTE:  The Encryption Tool subsystem interface must be
    installed on each z/OS system in the sysplex where DL/I batch
    jobs are executed.
    
    Dynamic installation
    Install the subsystem by issuing z/OS commands SETPROG and
    SETSSI.
    With a dynamic installation, you are not required to IPL the
    system to activate the subsystem interface.
    However, because the subsystem interface persists for the
    current IPL only, you must reinstall the subsystem interface
    after an IPL.
    Procedure
    A.    Issue the SETPROG command from the z/OS console to add
    the Encryption Tool subsystem module DECSSI10 to LPA:
    SETPROG LPA,ADD,MODNAME=DECSSI10,DSNAME=smqhlq.SDECLOAD
    where smqhlq.SDECLOAD is the name of your Encryption Tool load
    library.
    B.    Issue the SETSSI command from the z/OS console to
    activate the Encryption Tool subsystem module DECSSI10:
    SETSSI ADD,SUB=subname,INITRTN=DECSSI10
    where subname is a valid and unique 4-character subsystem
    name that you choose. The subsystem name does not need to be
    the same across z/OS systems in a sysplex.
    Results:
    After you issue the SETSSI command, the following message
    is displayed:
    DEC7000I SSI INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
    If you install the Encryption Tool subsystem interface
    dynamically, you must issue these commands after each IPL.
    For more information about the SETPROG and SETSSI commands,
    see z/OS System Commands.
    
    Static installation
    Install the subsystem by adding module DECSSI10 to the z/OS
    Link Pack Area and adding the subsystem interface definition
    to SYS1.PARMLIB subsystem definition member IEFSSNxx.
    NOTE: With a static installation, you are required to
    immediately IPL the system to activate the subsystem interface.
    The subsystem interface persists across all IPLs.
    Tip: Install the interface dynamically so that you can use
    Encryption Tool without an IPL. Then install the interface
    statically so that the subsystem interface is activated after
    each IPL.
    Procedure
    A. Add module DECSSI10 to the z/OS Link Pack Area (LPA).
    Either pageable (PLPA) or modifiable LPA can be used.
    B. Add the definition for the Encryption Tool subsystem
    interface definition to SYS1.PARMLIB subsystem definition
    member IEFSSNxx.
    You must use the keyword parameter form of the IEFSSNxx PARMLIB
    member for the Encryption Tool subsystem interface.
    The Encryption Tool subsystem interface uses dynamic SSI
    services that are not supported in the positional form of
    IEFSSNxx.
    The form of the definition control statement is:
    SUBSYS SUBNAME(subname) INITRTN(DECSSI10)
    where subname is a valid and unique 4-character subsystem
    name that you choose. The subname does not need to be the same
    across z/OS systems in a sysplex.
    For more information about the SUBSYS control statement, see
    z/OS Initialization and Tuning Reference.
    C. IPL the z/OS system.
    After the IPL completes processing, the following message
    is displayed:
    DEC7000I SSI INITIALIZATION COMPLETE
    

APAR Information

  • APAR number

    PI57908

  • Reported component name

    DATA ENCRYPTION

  • Reported component ID

    5655P0300

  • Reported release

    120

  • Status

    CLOSED UR1

  • PE

    NoPE

  • HIPER

    NoHIPER

  • Special Attention

    YesSpecatt / New Function / Xsystem

  • Submitted date

    2016-02-23

  • Closed date

    2016-04-20

  • Last modified date

    2016-05-04

  • APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

  • APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

    UI37167

Modules/Macros

  • DECENAA1 DECENCDV DECENC05 DECENC07 DECF0005
    DECF0010 DECHI0   DECIMSCB DECIMSDV DECPI0   DECSSI10 H29F120J
    

Fix information

  • Fixed component name

    DATA ENCRYPTION

  • Fixed component ID

    5655P0300

Applicable component levels

  • R120 PSY UI37167

       UP16/04/26 P F604

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Document Information

Modified date:
04 May 2016