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1 IBM IBM IMS Best practices Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication Dave Cameron IMS OTMA Development Kevin Hite IMS Performance Jack Yuan IMS TM Development Karen Mayer IMS Information Development Issued: November, 2013

2 Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 2 of 14

3 Contents Executive Summary...5 Introduction...5 Flood control...5 Transaction Instance Block (TIB)...5 Transaction pipe (TPIPE)...6 OTMA callout configuration...7 Avoid implementing OTMA routing exits...7 Defining multiple OTMA destination descriptors...7 Dynamically creating OTMA destination descriptors...8 Defining IMS dependent regions for synchronous callout...8 Security...8 Increasing callout security...9 OTMA XCF Configuration...9 Best practices...11 Conclusion...12 Further reading...13 Notices...14 Trademarks...15 Contacting IBM...15 Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 3 of 14

4 Executive Summary This paper provides an overview and tips for configuring IMS OTMA for: Controlling the transaction flood Preparing IMS environments for callout messages Tuning MVS Cross Coupling Facility (XCF) for OTMA messages delivery Flood control OTMA protects IMS from runaway resources by using two forms of "flood control." Transaction Instance Block (TIB) OTMA uses a Transaction Instance Block (TIB) to represent input transactions that are not processed as quickly as they arrive. Too many TIBs can exhaust IMS virtual storage and result in end-of-memory abends. OTMA introduced flood control to limit the number of TIBs for each active OTMA client (TMEMBER). The default state for flood control is "on" with a limit of 5,000 TIBs. You can change the limit by using an OTMA Member Descriptor in the DFSYDTx member of IMS.PROCLIB or by issuing the /START TMEMBER INPUT command. IMS Connect can also use the MAXI parameter on the DATASTORE statement in the HWSCFGxx PROCLIB member. Message flood control can be turned off by setting the limit to zero. Warning messages are issued before the limit is reached, and when exhausted, further input is rejected by OTMA with NAK sense code x'30'. IMS V11 added "Global Flood Control" that limits the combined TIBs for all TMEMBERs. The default was set to 8,000 and could be changed by issuing the /START TMEMBER ALL INPUT command. The global flood control issued a warning message but would not reject any input. IMS V13 enhanced the global flood control, increasing the default limit to 10,000 and enforcing it by rejecting input with NAK sense code x'30'. To set the global flood limit, you can use a new OTMA Member Descriptor "DFSOTMA" with the INPT parameter or issue the /START TMEMBER ALL INPUT command. When determining the global flood threshold, consider the number of OTMA clients (IMS Connect DATASTORE, MQSeries) that will be active and their flood limits. The transaction rates and client timeout values can influence the flood thresholds. There is no point in continuing to queue input transactions when the client will have timed out before a response can be generated. Although transaction expiration can be used to reduce the processing costs of "stale" transactions, it would be more efficient to simply Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 4 of 14

5 reject the input during a flood. Consider the impact the total number of active TMEMBERs has on IMS storage. Adjust the global limit accordingly. For more information about controlling input transaction rates, see the topic Controlling OTMA input messages in the Communications and connections guide. Transaction pipe (TPIPE) Another OTMA resource that can cause IMS storage exhaustion is the transaction pipe (TPIPE) which is a message destination, equivalent to an LTERM. The number of TPIPEs for an OTMA client (IMS Connect, MQSeries) increases as additional destinations are used. If they are inactive, TPIPEs can be cleaned up without generating messages or any status across three IMS checkpoints. When the destination is required again, the TPIPE is rebuilt. MQseries IMS Bridge uses two TPIPEs; one for Send-then-commit (CM1), and one for Commit-then-send (CM0). IMS Connect uses a single TPIPE, with the PORT name, for all CM1 messages. The potential for TPIPE flood comes from IMS Connect CM0 requests, because the IMS Connect client name is used for the TPIPE. If IMS Connect has thousands of clients using CM0, the result will be thousands of TPIPEs. You can limit the number of TPIPEs created for a TMEMBER by coding the MAXTP parameter on the OTMA Member Descriptor. When the limit has been reached, any new requests that require a new TPIPE to be built are rejected with NAK sense code x'29'. The global limit is the highest of the TMEMBER limits and can be explicitly set by coding the MAXTP parameter on the DFSOTMA Member Descriptor. Setting the MAXTP parameter enforces the global limit, rejects new requests that require new TPIPEs to be built, and issues NAK sense code x'29'. Remember: TPIPE flood control is a potential issue for IMS Connect customers where clients use CM0. When there is a large number of clients, consider the maximum number of TPIPEs for each IMS Connect DATASTORE and an appropriate global limit. For more information about controlling input transaction rates by using transaction pipes, see the topic Using transaction pipes with OTMA in the Communications and connections guide. OTMA callout configuration IMS customers using OTMA can develop IMS application programs to submit synchronous callout or asynchronous callout requests. Since there are many ways to perform callouts, this document focuses on best practices for OTMA callout configuration. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 5 of 14

6 Avoid implementing OTMA routing exits The OTMA destination resolution user exit (OTMAYPRX) and the OTMA user data formatting exit routine (DFSYDRU0) can be coded in assembler to define a callout destination, such as a terminal, WebSphere MQ server, or IMS Connect client for an asynchronous callout request. However, you must restart IMS after you change the routing exits. You can avoid the restart requirement by defining OTMA destination descriptors in the DFSYDTx member of the IMS PROCLIB data set. Defining multiple OTMA destination descriptors The OTMA destination descriptors externalize the routing definitions and specifications for callout messages without IMS OTMA routing exits. It uses the D descriptor type in DFSYDTx member of IMS.PROCLIB. When there are many callout requests being processed by a single service provider, all of them can be routed to a single destination by coding the same TMEMBER and TPIPE on multiple descriptors. If the destination names are similar, application programs can use a wild card character when specifying the descriptor name so that its callout request can be routed to any destination that matches the portion of the name that is not masked by the wild card character. If a high volume of callout requests are anticipated, the service provider should make retrieval requests to different destinations. Separate descriptors can be used to route callout requests to those destinations. The EXIT= parameter is added to the OTMA destination descriptor. When EXIT=YES is specified and OTMA routing exits (OTMAYPRX and DFSYDRU0) are found in the IMS, the exits are allowed to override the routing information specified in the descriptor. The EXIT= parameter is applicable to all types of destination descriptors. The default setting of EXIT= is NO, which means the OTMA routing exits (OTMAYPRX and DFSYDRU0), if found, cannot be called to override the routing information in the descriptor. For more informtion on configuring callouts for OTMA, see the topic OTMA support for callout requests in the Communications and connections guide.dynamically creating OTMA destination descriptors You can dynamically add, update, or delete OTMA destination descriptors by using the following IMS type-2 commands: CREATE OTMADESC UPDATE OTMADESC DELETE OTMADESC Using the IMS type-2 command QUERY OTMADESC, you can display specific information about a given type of OTMA destination descriptor by specifying the TYPE and SHOW parameters with the IMSCON, NONOTMA, MQSERIES, or IMSTRAN options. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 6 of 14

7 Defining IMS dependent regions for synchronous callout Synchronous callout requests are processed immediately, and the IMS application waits for the callout response before proceeding. This means the application remains in the IMS dependent region and holds any resources it has acquired. When many IMS applications use synchronous callout, especially with slow external service providers, it might become necessary to increase the number of IMS dependent regions. This comes with concerns about more resources and greater chances for resource contention. For more informtion on OTMA destination descriptors, see the topic Defining OTMA destination descriptors in the Communications and connections guide. Security IMS OTMA has several levels of security. The default level is FULL, where transactions must contain a valid RACF userid that is authorized to use that transaction code. The RACF userid is copied into the IMS dependent region to be used for additional security calls. The CHECK level also requires a valid RACF userid that is authorized for the transaction code, but CHECK does not copy that userid to the dependent region. The NONE level does not require a valid RACF userid and does not perform transaction authorization. Choose the appropriate level of OTMA security before OTMA is started. If OTMA is started via the IMS startup parameters (OTMA=Y), use the OTMASE parameter to set the security level. If OTMA is started with the /START OTMA command, first set the security level by using the /SECURE OTMA command. For more informtion on OTMA security, see the topic RACF security levels for OTMA in the Communications and connections guide. Increasing callout security You can protect callout messages from unauthorized use of the RESUME TPIPE call by using RACF, the OTMA Resume TPIPE Security user exit (OTMARTUX), or both. When RACF security is enabled, the user ID that issues the RESUME TPIPE call must be authorized to access the tpipe name that is contained in the RESUME TPIPE call message before any callout messages are sent to an OTMA client. The security checking performed by RACF and the security checking performed by the OTMARTUX exit routine are optional. They can be used together or alone. If both RACF and the DFSYRTUX are used, RACF is called before giving control to the OTMARTUX user exit. In this case, the OTMARTUX user exit can override RACF, depending on your needs. If you are using RACF to secure the RESUME TPIPE call, you must define either the default RIMS resource or a Rxxxxxxx resource class, where "xxxxxxx" is the value of the Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 7 of 14

8 RCLASS parameter in the SECURITY macro statement or the DFSDCxxx PROCLIB member. The RACF resource class you define must include the tpipe names and the user IDs that are authorized to access each tpipe queue. For more information on using RACF or OTMARTUX for OTMA security see the Securing messages on the asynchronous hold queue section of the IMS Communications and Connections guide. OTMA XCF Configuration OTMA clients, such as IMS Connect and WebSphere MQ, communicate with OTMA by using MVS Cross Coupling Facility (XCF). IMS Connect and other OTMA clients can communicate with OTMA and IMS on the same LPAR or across different LPARs within a SYSPLEX by leveraging XCF signaling. As OTMA clients generate XCF messages, you can assign those messages to a transport class based on group name, message size, or both by using the CLASSDEF parameter in the COUPLExx parmlib member. The messages are copied into a signal buffer from the XCF buffer pool. The messages are sent over outbound paths (PATHOUT) that are defined for the appropriate transport class. Messages from other systems are received by inbound paths (PATHIN). Because XCF plays a vital role in OTMA communication, it is important to tune your XCF configuration according to your workload. An IBM Techdoc, Parallel Sysplex Performance: XCF Performance Considerations, located at provides configuration considerations, tools for analyzing your existing configuration, and suggestions on how to make adjustments to your XCF signaling configuration for various situations. When enabling OTMA, you must configure IMS and any OTMA clients to join the same XCF group. For IMS, you specify the XCF group name for OTMA communications on the GRNAME parameter in the DFSPBxxx PROCLIB member or the IMS control region JCL. You must also specify the OTMANM parameter that defines the XCF member name assigned to that IMS in the XCF group. For example, DFSPBxxx can be defined to an XCF group named OTMAGRP and with an XCF member name of IMSMEM : GRNAME=OTMAGRP OTMANM=IMSMEM When using IMS Connect to leverage OTMA, the HWSCFGxx configuration member must contain a DATASTORE statement. The DATASTORE statement has three XCF related parameters: GROUP The z/os cross-system coupling facility group name for IMS OTMA. This should match the GRNAME specified in the IMS DFSPBxxx configuration member. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 8 of 14

9 TMEMBER the XCF member name for IMS that IMS Connect uses to communicate with an IMS in its XCF group. This name must match the OTMANM specified in the IMS DFSPBxxx configuration member. MEMBER the XCF member name that identifies IMS Connect in the XCF group specified by the GROUP parameter. The following is an example of the DATASTORE statement: DATASTORE(GROUP=OTMAGRP,ID=IMS1,MEMBER=IMSCONN1,TMEMBER=IMSM EM) For more information on XCF and OTMA configuration see the Enabling and using OTMA section of the IMS Communications and Connections guide. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 9 of 14

10 Best practices Implement input transaction rate control by using one of the provided flood control mechanisms. Avoid implementing OTMA routing exits to define a callout destination by defining one or more OTMA destination descriptors dynamically. Protect callout messages from unauthorized use of the RESUME TPIPE call by implementing one of the provided OTMA security mechamisms. When enabling OTMA, configure IMS and any OTMA clients to join the same XCF group. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 10 of 14

11 Conclusion OTMA enhancements for flood control, callouts, and XCF communication are valuable tools that you can use to make your IMS systems more flexible and responsive to your business needs. Implement these best practices to improve how you use flood control, callout, and XCF communication and get the best results for your environment. Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 11 of 14

12 Further reading Best practices: Creating, storing, and managing definitions for DOPT PSB and GPSB resources Information Management best practices: Configuring OTMA for flood control, callout, and XCF communication page 12 of 14

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