This parameter is specified on the TYPE=START statement. If omitted, then the CICS APPLID is used for autologon. It must be a constant character string of 30 characters or less, and requires the AM4CAUTH parameter. Is used, if specified, as the Oracle user ID for the control thread. Table 11-1 Thread Definition Table Parameters Parameter Starting with Oracle9 i Release 2, this direct use of socket calls eliminates the requirement of a Net Service in earlier releases. The Oracle client code communicates with a local Oracle server through cross-memory services or with a remote server through Oracle networking socket calls to satisfy the request. When the CICS TS transaction request requires work to be done in the Oracle database, processing is switched to a CICS TS subtask which contains an IBM Language Environment (LE) environment prepared for executing the Oracle client code (LIBCLNTS). This provides efficiencies when subsequent connections are created to service any requests from Oracle transactions in the CICS TS region.Ĭonnections for Oracle CICS TS transactions, whether to a local or remote database, are created and reused based on criteria defined in the thread table, and they are assigned to a CICS TS transaction the first time that it accesses Oracle. Oracle Access Manager for CICS TS connects to a service address space at startup time using an OSDI special purpose bind that is specific to multi-connection environments. Each instance of Oracle Access Manager for CICS TS communicates directly with one OSDI service or one remote database.Īll OSDI clients connect to a service address space using the bind mechanism. The target service or remote database is defined in a TNSNAMES entry that is used as input when the thread table is created. Oracle Access Manager for CICS TS communicates with an OSDI local database server or it communicates with a remote Oracle database. Oracle Access Manager for CICS TS provides the interface between Oracle Precompiler programs (COBOL, C, or PL/I languages) executing Oracle SQL in a CICS TS transaction, and an Oracle database.
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