What were the most common operations performed using IMS Parameter Manager?

The most common operations included viewing and modifying IMS parameters. Users could also review the history of parameter changes. The ISPF dialog provided the interface for these operations.

What configuration files or interfaces were used by IMS Parameter Manager?

The product used an ISPF dialog for its primary interface. Configuration files were not directly used in the same way as in other IMS utilities. The ISPF dialog allowed users to view and modify parameters.

What were the main system components of IMS Parameter Manager?

The architecture consisted of the ISPF dialog, the parameter validation component, and the history logging component. These components worked together to manage and validate IMS parameters.

What types of APIs did IMS Parameter Manager expose?

The product did not expose APIs. It was primarily an interactive tool accessed through an ISPF dialog. It did not support external integrations via APIs.

What was the business value of using IMS Parameter Manager?

IMS Parameter Manager helped administrators manage and validate IMS parameters, reducing the risk of configuration errors. It provided a centralized interface for parameter management, improving operational efficiency.

How did IMS Parameter Manager improve troubleshooting and auditing?

By providing a history of parameter changes, IMS Parameter Manager aided in troubleshooting and auditing. This feature helped in identifying the root cause of system issues and ensuring compliance.

What was the main benefit of using IMS Parameter Manager?

The product's primary value was in simplifying the management of IMS parameters. It provided a user-friendly interface for viewing and modifying these parameters, reducing the complexity of IMS administration.

What authentication methods were supported by IMS Parameter Manager?

IMS Parameter Manager relied on the z/OS security features for authentication and access control. It did not have its own authentication mechanisms. Access was managed through z/OS user profiles and security settings.

What access control model was used by IMS Parameter Manager?

Access control was managed through the z/OS security system, using user profiles and permissions. The product itself did not implement its own access control model. Security was handled at the z/OS level.

What encryption was used by IMS Parameter Manager?

The product did not provide encryption capabilities. Security was dependent on the underlying z/OS security features. Data was not encrypted within the product itself.

What audit/logging capabilities existed in IMS Parameter Manager?

IMS Parameter Manager did not have its own audit logging capabilities. Auditing was handled through the z/OS system. Security events were logged via z/OS facilities.

How was user management handled?

User management was handled through the z/OS security system. The product itself did not have user management features. User access and permissions were managed at the z/OS level.

What were the main configuration parameters?

The main configuration parameters were the IMS system parameters themselves. These parameters were managed and validated through the ISPF dialog. There were no separate configuration files.

What monitoring/logging capabilities existed?

IMS Parameter Manager did not have built-in monitoring or logging capabilities beyond the standard z/OS logging. The product's activities were logged through the z/OS system.

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IMS Parameter Manager

Name: IMS Parameter Manager
Availability: InStock

IBM Not Supported z/OS

IMS Administration

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IBM

Product Overview

The architecture of IMS Parameter Manager consisted of several key components. The ISPF dialog served as the primary user interface, providing access to all functions. The parameter validation component ensured the accuracy of parameter settings.

The history logging component tracked changes made to parameters. These components communicated through the z/OS environment. The product did not expose any APIs.

The ISPF dialog was the main interface. The product used the z/OS security system for authentication and access control. The main configuration parameters were the IMS system parameters themselves, managed through the ISPF dialog.

The product did not have its own audit logging capabilities. The product is no longer supported. Users should migrate to a supported IMS parameter management solution, such as IMS Configuration Manager.

This migration involves reconfiguring parameter settings and adapting to the new interface. The ISPF dialog provided the interface for viewing and modifying parameters. Common operations included viewing parameter values and reviewing the history of parameter changes.

The product did not expose any APIs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of IMS Parameter Manager?

IMS Parameter Manager was designed to manage IMS parameters. It validates parameter settings and allows users to view the history of parameter changes. It was primarily used through an ISPF dialog interface.

Does IMS Parameter Manager expose any APIs for integration?

The product's main function was to manage IMS parameters. It did not directly interact with other IMS components via APIs. Its primary interface was an ISPF dialog.

How did IMS Parameter Manager interact with the IMS environment?

IMS Parameter Manager was used to configure and manage IMS system parameters. It did not have a direct impact on database storage mechanisms or network ports. Its primary function was parameter management within the IMS environment.

What administrative interfaces were available in IMS Parameter Manager?

The product's main interface was an ISPF dialog. It did not have a separate CLI or web console. User management was handled through the z/OS security system.

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Product Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of IMS Parameter Manager?

Does IMS Parameter Manager expose any APIs for integration?

How did IMS Parameter Manager interact with the IMS environment?

What administrative interfaces were available in IMS Parameter Manager?

What were the most common operations performed using IMS Parameter Manager?

What configuration files or interfaces were used by IMS Parameter Manager?

What were the main system components of IMS Parameter Manager?

What types of APIs did IMS Parameter Manager expose?

What was the business value of using IMS Parameter Manager?

How did IMS Parameter Manager improve troubleshooting and auditing?

What was the main benefit of using IMS Parameter Manager?

What authentication methods were supported by IMS Parameter Manager?

What access control model was used by IMS Parameter Manager?

What encryption was used by IMS Parameter Manager?

What audit/logging capabilities existed in IMS Parameter Manager?

What administrative interfaces were available?

How was user management handled?

What were the main configuration parameters?

What monitoring/logging capabilities existed?

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