GATEPROC

JCL procedure name of the IOAGATE that starts the CTMAS that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

• Mandatory.

GATEJOB

Job name of the IOAGATE that starts the CTMAS that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

• Mandatory

CTMASJOB

Job name of the Control-M application server (CTMAS) that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

• Mandatory.

CTMPROC

JCL procedure name of the Control-M monitor that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

• Mandatory.

CMEMPROC

JCL procedure name of the CMEM or Control-O monitor that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

If Control-O will be installed, the default name will be
<CTO-proc prefix>TROLO.

If Control-O will not be installed, the default name will be
<CTM-proc prefix>CMEM.

ECAPARM

Name of the parameter member that contains the definitions of the Control-M application server that is to be controlled by CCM. 1 through 8 characters.

• Mandatory.

CHANID

The value of the ID= parameter in the channel definition of the Control-M application server that is to be controlled by CCM. 2 characters. Optional.

If CHANID is not specified, the CCM application server will use the first channel defined in the parameter member specified in ECAPARM.

STATACT

Controls whether the Control-M Configuration Manager application server should change the status of the Control-M monitor if the actual status of the monitor differs from its desired status. Valid values are:

• NONE - No attempt is made to change the status of the Control-M monitor, even if the desired status is different from the actual status. Default.
• MSG - The Control-M Configuration Manager application server issues a message when the desired state of the Control-M monitor is different from its actual state.
• CMD - The Control-M Configuration Manager application server should issue an MVS START command for the Control-M monitor if its desired state is up and its actual status is down. The Control-M Configuration Manager application server should issue an MVS STOP command if its desired state is down and its actual state is up.

STATGPER

Minimum interval in seconds between two successive attempts at changing the status of the Control-M monitor. Numeric value; 0 through 999. Optional. Default is 60.

WORKLDPL

Determines whether Control-M uses global workload policies, local workload policies, or both. Valid values are:

• GLOBAL - use global workload policies
• LOCAL - use local workload policies
• BOTH - use both global and local workload policies. Default.

Local workload policies are managed in the IOA W screen, whereas Global workload policies are managed from Control-M/EM GUI and can only be viewed in IOA W screen.