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specify on the GRPLIST system initialization parameter. The CSD file
definition is built and installed from the CSDxxxx system initialization
parameters.
Data tables
As for VSAM file definitions.
BDAM
File definitions are installed from file control table entries, specified by the
FCT system initialization parameter.
Attention: If you use the SHCDS REMOVESUBSYS command for a CICS region that
uses RLS access mode, ensure that you perform a cold start the next time you start
the CICS region. The SHCDS REMOVESUBSYS command causes SMSVSAM to release
all locks held for the region that is the subject of the command, allowing other
CICS regions and batch jobs to update records released in this way. If you restart a
CICS region with either a warm or emergency restart, after specifying it on a
REMOVESUBSYS command, you risk losing data integrity.
You are recommended to use the REMOVESUBSYS command only for those CICS
regions that you do not intend to run again, and therefore you need to free any
retained locks that SMSVSAM might be holding.
Temporary storage
All temporary storage queues from a previous run are lost, including
CICS-generated queues (for example, for data passed on START requests).
If the auxiliary temporary storage data set was used on a previous run, CICS
opens the data set for update. If CICS finds that the data set is newly initialized,
CICS closes it, reopens it in output mode, and formats all the control intervals
(CIs) in the primary extent. When formatting is complete, CICS closes the data set
and reopens it in update mode. The time taken for this formatting operation
depends on the size of the primary extent, but it can add significantly to the time
taken to perform a cold start.
Temporary storage data sharing server
Any queues written to a shared temporary storage pool normally persist across a
cold start.
Shared TS pools are managed by a temporary storage server, and stored in the
coupling facility. Stopping and restarting a TS data sharing server does not affect
the contents of the TS pool, unless you clear the coupling facility structure in
which the pool resides.
If you want to cause a server to reinitialize its pool, use the MVS SETXCF FORCE
command to clean up the structure:
SETXCF FORCE,STRUCTURE,STRNAME(DFHXQLS_poolname)
The next time you start up the TS server following a SETXCF FORCE command,
the server initializes its TS pool in the structure using the server startup
parameters specified in the DFHXQMN job.
Transient data
All transient data queues from a previous run are lost.
Chapter 4. CICS cold start 47
- Recovery and Restart Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- What this book is about 9
- Who should read this book 9
- How to use this book 9
- Release 1 11
- Logging changes 15
- The role of CICS 16
- Recoverable resources 17
- Emergency restart backout 18
- CICS forward recovery 19
- XCF/MRO partner failures 21
- Units of work 25
- Shunted units of work 25
- Synchronization points 27
- CICS recovery manager 29
- Recovery 30
- CICS system log 33
- System activity keypoints 34
- Forward recovery logs 34
- Normal shutdown processing 37
- First quiesce stage 37
- Second quiesce stage 38
- Third quiesce stage 38
- Warm keypoints 39
- Flushing journal buffers 40
- Uncontrolled termination 42
- Cataloging CICS resources 43
- Global catalog 43
- Local catalog 44
- Warm restart 47
- Emergency restart 47
- Cold start 48
- Dynamic RLS restart 49
- Chapter 4. CICS cold start 57
- Temporary storage 59
- Transient data 59
- Monitoring and statistics 61
- Terminal control resources 61
- Dump table 62
- Chapter 4. CICS cold start 51 63
- Chapter 5. CICS warm restart 65
- Data set name blocks 66
- Transactions 68
- LIBRARY resources 68
- Programs 68
- Start requests 69
- Other backout processing 74
- CICS ARM processing 79
- Registering with ARM 80
- De-registering from ARM 80
- Failing to register 81
- ARM couple data sets 81
- Workload policies 82
- Connecting to VTAM 82
- The COVR transaction 83
- Server ARM processing 83
- Unit of work recovery 85
- Transaction backout 86
- Intrapartition transient data 88
- Auxiliary temporary storage 88
- START requests 88
- EXEC CICS CANCEL requests 90
- Backout-failed recovery 91
- Commit-failed recovery 95
- Indoubt failure recovery 96
- Cache failure support 100
- Lost locks recovery 101
- Transaction abend processing 104
- Exit code 104
- Transaction restart 105
- Terminal error processing 109
- Node error program (DFHZNEP) 109
- End user’s standby procedures 115
- Security 116
- Documentation and test plans 117
- About this task 119
- Defining log streams to MVS 120
- Defining system log streams 120
- Recovery considerations 122
- Activity keypointing 124
- Log-tail deletion 126
- Writing user-recovery data 127
- Long-running transactions 128
- Procedure 128
- What to do next 129
- Defining the log of logs 130
- Log of logs failure 131
- Reading log streams offline 131
- Adjusting local time 132
- Recovery for transactions 135
- Recovery for files 137
- VSAM files 137
- Forward recovery 138
- Backward recovery 138
- BDAM files 141
- The CSD data set 141
- Logical recovery 144
- Physical recovery 144
- Recovery for Web services 148
- Persistent message processing 150
- SAA-compatible applications 155
- Program design 155
- Processing dialogs with users 156
- Main storage areas 157
- CICS recoverable resources 157
- Terminal paging through BMS 160
- Using transient data queues 160
- Transaction failures 161
- HANDLE ABEND commands 162
- Dynamic transaction backout 162
- System failures 163
- START TRANSID commands 165
- Implicit locking for files 166
- Recoverable files 167
- XRCINIT exit 173
- XRCINPT exit 173
- XFCBFAIL global user exit 173
- XFCLDEL global user exit 174
- XFCBOVER global user exit 174
- XFCBOUT global user exit 174
- The CICS-supplied PEP 175
- Your own PEP 176
- Omitting the PEP 177
- Quiescing RLS data sets 179
- INQUIRE DSNAME 187
- INQUIRE UOWDSNFAIL 187
- SHCDS LIST subcommands 188
- CEMT command examples 190
- A special case: lost locks 192
- Overriding retained locks 192
- Post-batch processing 193
- Using the REPRO method 195
- Rebuilding alternate indexes 198
- //SYSIN DD * 200
- SHCDS FRSETRR(old_dsname) 200
- SHCDS FRUNBIND(old_dsname) 200
- Catalog recovery 209
- BWO and concurrent copy 215
- BWO and backups 215
- BWO requirements 216
- Hardware requirements 217
- How you request BWO 218
- Removing BWO attributes 220
- Systems administration 220
- BWO processing 221
- File opening 222
- File closing (non-RLS mode) 224
- Shutdown and restart 225
- Data set backup and restore 225
- VSAM access method services 226
- Forward recovery logging 227
- Chapter 19. Disaster recovery 235
- Disaster recovery testing 236
- Tier 0: no off-site data 237
- Tier 1 - physical removal 237
- Tier 3 - electronic vaulting 239
- Tier 0–3 solutions 240
- Tier 0 - 3 241
- 37453745 242
- Tier 4–6 solutions 245
- PPRC or XRC? 247
- Remote Recovery Data Facility 248
- Disaster recovery facilities 250
- Final summary 252
- Part 4. Appendixes 253
- Trademarks 256
- Bibliography 257
- Other CICS publications 258
- Accessibility 259
- SC34-7012-01 266
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