You can edit values in the context.xml file. The context.xml file is an ASCII file. Use special handling when editing this file.
Some parameters in context.xml depend on corresponding parameters in the CUSMAC(SRVLIB) member:
Verify that this parameter matches the TCPIP_PORT option in the CUSMAC(SRVLIB) member.
Set this parameter to TCP.
Verify that this parameter matches the CA CCITCP or CCISSL port number that is configured in CA Common Services for z/OS on your system.
Set this parameter to CCI.
The following example is a sample from context.xml:
url="jdbc:datacom:/ServerName=SRVMUF,SystemID=A31SENF, ApplicationID=SRVMUF, HostPort=1202,ConnectType=CCI, HostName=AA01,UserID=SWMGRQA"
The URL string consists of the following parameters:
Defines the CA Datacom/MSM server that the CA CSM application server uses.
Defines the CA-ENF CAICCI SYSID on the system that the CA CSM application server uses.
Defines the CA Datacom/MSM server name.
Depending on how you have configured the PROTOCOL parameter in the CUSMAC(SRVLIB) member, defines the CA CCITCP or CCISSL port number that is configured in CA Common Services for z/OS on your system (for example, 1202), or the value of the TCPIP_PORT parameter in the CUSMAC(SRVLIB) member.
Defines the type of connection between the CA CSM application server and the CA Datacom/MSM server. Depending on how you have defined the PROTOCOL parameter in the CUSMAC(SRVLIB) member, set this parameter to CCI or TCP.
Defines the name or IP address of the host system on your system.
Defines the user ID used by CA CSM to access the database.
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