CMAS configuration definitions are stored in the data repository associated with the CMAS
identified as the maintenance point for the CICSplex. This maintenance point CMAS
ensures that any other CMASs involved in managing the CICSplex also know about the configuration
definitions.
Figure 1 illustrates the relationship between a CMAS configuration and the
WUI views used to create and maintain that configuration. Figure 1. Defining a CMAS
configuration
The CMAS configuration is maintained using the following views:
CMTCMDEF
Defines and maintains CMAS-to-CMAS links.
CPLXCMAS
Maintains CMAS associations with CICSplex es.
CPLEXDEF
Defines and maintains CICSplex definitions and CMAS associations.
BATCHREP
Defines and maintains data repository records.
Accessing CMAS configuration views in the Web User Interface
From the Web User Interface, you can access CMAS configuration views from the main menu by
clicking Administration > CMAS configuration
administration.
To display information about the CICSplexes associated with the local CMAS, from the main menu,
click Administration > CMAS configuration
administration > CICSplex definitions.
Additional views that you can use to manage configuration definitions are available when their
associated CMASs or CICS® systems are active. You can get information about managing a CMAS configuration by
clicking CICSPlex SM operations. From this menu, you can open
the following CMAS configuration views:
CMASs known to local CMAS
CICSplexes managed by CMAS
CMASs managing CICSplex
CMAS to CMAS links
CMAS to MAS links
Online help is available for each view and for the fields in each view.
Remember: Unless noted otherwise, only the context setting is recognized when you are
creating and maintaining configuration definitions. For additional information about setting the
context to a CMAS, see Setting the CMAS context, context and scope.
