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Define IMS as a Started Task

To define the IMS control region to CA Top Secret as a started task, enter:

TSS CREATE(IMSCACID) TYPE(USER)
                     NAME('PRODUCTION CNT IMS')
                     DEPARTMENT(dept)
                     FACILITY(STC)
                     MASTFAC(IMSPROD)
                     PASSWORD(NOPW,0)
                     NOLCFCHK (NOSUBCHK]

Notes:

• The ACID associated with the started task must be created with FACILITY(STC) to allow execution as a started task
• The department must already exist
• If the MASTFAC keyword is not specified, the facility used defaults to IMSPROD
• The IMS control region must be defined to CA Top Secret with an ACID that has the NOLCFCHK attribute.
• If the control region uses the spool interface to submit jobs, the control region ACID must have cross-authorization for any ACID used in the submitted jobs. To bypass this requirement, specify the NOSUBCHK attribute for the control region ACID.
• Protected data sets opened by the control region must be permitted to the ACID
• Defining a started task to CA Top Secret results in the association of that STC with a specified ACID.

Example: IMS as a started task

This example associates procedure PRODIMS with Region ACID IMSCACID:

TSS ADDTO(STC) PROCNAME(PRODIMS)
               ACID(IMSCACID)