You create a QNAME list by placing QNAME statements in the MIMQNAME member of the CA MIM parameter data set.
A QNAME list is the primary source of processing instructions for both ECMF and GDIF. If CA MII is running in PROCESS=SELECT mode, then new QNAMEs are temporarily added to the list whenever system operators use the ADDQNAME command of CA MII. If CA MII is running in PROCESS=ALLSYSTEMS mode, then new QNAMEs are also added whenever a program uses a SCOPE=SYSTEMS ENQ macro or a RESERVE macro, and specifies a QNAME that is not already in the list. PROCESS=ALLSYSTEMS is the recommended value for the PROCESS= statement.
When ADDQNAME is used to add the new QNAME, the operator can specify any operand; that is, ECMF and REPORTCYCLE values can be specified. When the ENQ or RESERVE adds the new QNAME, default values appropriate for the current environment are chosen for some operands; for example, the default is GDIF=YES,ECMF=NO when GDIF is active
Note that QNAMEs added by an ADDQNAME command or by an ENQ/RESERVE macro are added temporarily. They are discarded when you do a global restart of all CA MII systems.
If you want to use some member name other than the CA MII default for your QNAME list, then you can choose another name. You can then use the QNAMES= keyword of the MIMINIT statement to override the default of QNAMES=MIMQNAME. For example:
MIMINIT QNAMES=MYQNAMES
We recommend that you use the same member for all systems.
CA MII generally requires that GDIF keywords of the QNAME statement must have the same value on all systems. This is not a requirement for ECMF keywords.
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