TLMSRIM uses the facilities from CAIRIM to initialize and reinitialize CA TLMS. It is responsible for installing the CA TLMS SVC, building the TLMS subsystem, initializing the WTO subsystem interface, loading realtime modules to common storage if not found in the link pack area, installing the CA TLMS OSI to track tape activity, locating and anchoring CA TLMS realtime user exits, building an optional realtime retention table, and installing the SMF interface to capture tape read and write errors.
TLMSRIM is a required phase of the CA TLMS initialization process. At system startup time, the CAIRIM procedure invokes the TLMSRIM module when the control statements are used as input to the PARMLIB DD of CAIRIM. CAIRIM invokes TLMSRIM via an alias name for the release. The alias has the form of TLrrINIT, where the rr is a hex release and modification.
Important! This program should be used only by systems programmers responsible for maintaining CA TLMS.
Note: If you have other vendor products which modify the operating system's data management modules, and these modified versions are MLPA, you must include the CAG8LIB2 DD in the CAIRIM procedure. Any MLPA data set must be specified in the CAG8LIB2 DD which contains these modifications. If you have a data set name for the contents of the LPA other than SYS1.LPALIB, you must put that data set name in the CAG8LIB1 DD and include the DD in the CAIRIM procedure. Ensure that the CAIRIM procedure (CAS9) has security access (READ) to the libraries containing the operating system's data management modules.
Note: If you want TLMSRIM to build the optional realtime retention table, you must include the CAIRMF DD in the CAIRIM procedure. The CAIRMF DD points to the active "retention master file" (RMF).
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