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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: PowerExchange Change Data Capture Introduction
  3. Part 2: CDC Components Configuration and Management
  4. Part 3: CDC Sources Configuration and Management
  5. Part 4: Change Data Extraction
  6. Part 5: Monitoring and Tuning
  7. Appendix A: CDC for z/OS Troubleshooting
  8. Appendix B: DTL__CAPXTIMESTAMP Time Stamps

Command Examples

Command Examples

The following examples describe output of the IMS external subsystem commands and the standard IMS DISPLAY SUBSYS command:
Example 1. DISPLAY SUBSYS
This example shows the DISPLAY SUBSYS command and resulting output for the IMS external subsystem I24A:
R 89,/DISPLAY SUBSYS I24A IEE600I REPLY TO 89 IS;/DISPLAY SUBSYS I24A DFS000I SUBSYS CRC REGID PROGRAM LTERM STATUS EDMA DFS000I I24A 3 CONN EDMA DFS000I *07304/211738* EDMA
This output shows that the connection to the IMS external subsystem is active. It also identifies the command recognition character (CRC) that you configured for the subsystem.
Example 2. /SSR
x
EDP-ABORT
This example shows the
x
EDP-ABORT command and resulting output:
R 93,/SSR
x
EDP-ABORT. DFS058I SSR COMMAND COMPLETED EDMA PWXEDM172889I Action if ECCR error encountered has been set to ABORT
In the /SSR external subsystem commands,
x
represents the command recognition character (CRC) that you configured for the subsystem.
This command changes the CCERR option of the EDMSDIR module to ABEND.
Example 3. /SSR
x
EDP-CONTINUE
This example shows the
x
EDP-CONTINUE command and resulting output:
R 94,/SSR
x
EDP-CONTINUE. DFS058I SSR COMMAND COMPLETED EDMA PWXEDM172889I Action if ECCR error encountered has been set to CONTINUE
This command changes the CCERR option of the EDMSDIR module to CONT.
Example 4. /SSR
x
EDP-STATWTO
This example shows the
x
EDP-STATWTO command and the resulting output that is written to the JESMSGLG log of the IMS region when none of the open databases are registered for CDC:
R 95,/SSR
x
EDP-STATWTO. DFS058I SSR COMMAND COMPLETED EDMA PWXEDM172890W There are no open databases registered for capture
If some of the databases were registered for CDC, this report would show the same types of capture counts as in the
x
EDP-STAT command output, that is, the number of record inserts, replacements, and deletes that the IMS ECCR captured by IMS database area and segment.
Example 5. /SSR
x
EDP-STAT
This example shows the output from the
x
EDP-STAT command, which is written to the EDMMSG SYSOUT data set:
PWXEDM172853I Change Capture counts for IMS DBD DBLOG5OF Segment=DB#AASEG ISRT=0 REPL=0 DLET=0 Segment=DB#BASEG ISRT=0 REPL=0 DLET=0 Segment=DB#CASEG ISRT=0 REPL=0 DLET=0 Segment=DB#BBSEG ISRT=0 REPL=0 DLET=0
This example indicates that the IMS synchronous ECCR has not captured any changes for the four registered segments defined by the specified IMS DBD.

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