The ICMINIT statement lets you set initialization values that allow CA MIC to interface with the CA L‑Serv product. This statement is valid only when you are running ICMF of the CA MIC component.
This command has the following format:
ICMINIT ISSNAME=name [AUTOIDEFSYS=NO|YES]
[ICMNAME=name]
[ISYSID=sysid]
Tells ICMF what subsystem name the local copy of CA L‑Serv is using. This name must match the name on the CA L‑Serv SSNAME parameter.
Default: ISSNAME=LSRV
(Optional) Determines whether the local ICMF system automatically defines a remote ICMF system when the local system finds an active CA L‑Serv connection to the remote system, even if an IDEFSYS statement does not exist for the remote system. Specify YES to automatically define a remote ICMF system. If NO is specified, then all remote ICMF systems must be pre-defined to the local ICMF system with IDEFSYS statements. This option can be changed with the SETOPTION ICMF AUTOIDEFSYS command.
Default: AUTOIDEFSYS=YES
(Optional) Assigns ICMF a primary name, which enables ICMF to communicate with CA L‑Serv. The primary name must be identical for all systems in your ICMF complex. We recommend using the initial value on all systems.
Default: ICMNAME=ICMF
(Optional) Specifies the name by which the local system will be known to other ICMF-connected systems. We recommend that you omit setting this parameter, since this creates a different system identity for CA L‑Serv connections and control file connections.
Usage Notes: ICMINIT Statement
Example: ICMINIT Statement
If the default subsystem name of CA L-Serv has been changed to LSR1, then specify this statement in the initialization member to identify the CA L‑Serv subsystem name to ICMF:
ICMINIT ISSNAME=LSR1
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