July 9, 2003

Migration Series for South Users

CIT plans to shut down the South system effective January 12, 2004. Watch two Web sites regularly—Titan/South System News and the Titan Transition. Both Web pages are continually updated.

This is another article in the series on the migration processs—so that you don't miss important news and you do have a smooth transition to Titan. These articles are reprinted from Titan Transition Migration Process Web page.

Topics to be covered in this series over the next months

1.   Determine your USERid(s) and password    
2.   Logon to Titan (TSO)—Changes   < ARTICLE BELOW
3.   Review your data security needs
4.   Access NIH Wylbur
5.   Test your batch jobs     [TitanPrep] [JCL changes]
6.   Review your tapes with the Web Tape facility     [moving tapes] [tape JCL]

2. Logon to Titan (TSO)—Changes

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Because of vendor support concerns, Milten and TCAM TSO -- the two methods for accessing WYLBUR on the South system -- are not available on Titan. All access to TSO on Titan is via the full-screen (3270) TSO.

How to Add a Titan session to QWS3270

You will need to add a new session for QWS3270 access to Titan.

1. Start QWS3270.
2. When the "Connect" window appears, click on the "Add" button.
3. Enter a name for your new session (e.g., Titan) and click "OK."
4. The "Session Settings" window will appear.   At the "Host Settings" screen, set the "Host Name" to tn3270.titan.nih.gov.
5. Click "Apply."
6. For additional settings such as font and colors, see the on-line help.   Click on "Connect" to initiate the TSO session.
7. When you made a connection to Titan, you will see the menu of mainframe services.   You should select NIHTSO to access TSO on Titan (see below).
8. For subsequent use, double click on the QWS3270 icon, select the session name and click on the "Connect" button.


Note:   If you are currently using QWS3270 with scripts, the scripts will need to be changed.

3270 Logon Screen

On Titan the 3270-type access logon screen differs from the South system screen.  When you get to the Application Selection screen, you will need to type NIHTSO on the command line (the lines that looks like ==>) to access Titan -- as shown below.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 EMSP03                Application Selection    Help: 17-6666  Term  : TCP40042
                                                Date: 06/27/02 Time  : 12:50:30
                                                User: TCP40042 Group : ALLUSERS
 Esc PA2  Cmd PF10 Prefix $$       Print PF24   Broadcast:    Printer:
 Name-----Status-M/B-JmpK | Name-----Status-M/B-JmpK | Name-----Status-M/B-JmpK
 ACSWYL   12:59      PA2  |                          |
 CDCNET   11:29      PA2  |                          |
 CICSPROD 07:59      PA2  |                          |
 CICSTST1 12:59      PA2  |                          |
 DB2      10:24      PA2  |                          |
 IMS      11:29      PA2  |                          |
 IMSTEST  20:00      PA2  |                          |
 M204PROD 20:00      PA2  |                          |
 M204TEST 12:59      PA2  |                          |
 NIHTSO   11:29      PA2  |                          |
 TMONCICS 12:59      PA2  |                          |
 TMONTCP  11:29      PA2  |                          |
 TSOSOUTH 11:29      PA2  |                          |
                          |                          |
 - Enter application name or a command. (LOGOFF terminates all sessions..) ----
 
 
 ==> nihtso______________   ________   ________   ________             Page 001
PF1=Help  PF2=Lang  PF3=Disc  PF4=Keys  PF7=Backw  PF8=Forw  PF12=Exit
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

If you enter your USERid in the second field on the command line, Titan displays the TSO/E LOGON screen, where you can enter your password. If not, Titan prompts you for your USERid and then displays the TSO/E LOGON screen, shown below.

------------------------------- TSO/E LOGON -----------------------------------
 
 
    Enter LOGON parameters below:                   RACF LOGON parameters:
 
    Userid    ===> userid
 
    Password  ===> New Password ===>

    Procedure ===> MAIN                             Group Ident  ===>

    Acct Nmbr ===> aaaa
 
    Size      ===>

    Perform   ===>

    Command   ===>
  
    Enter an 'S' before each option desired below:
            -Nomail         -Nonotice        -Reconnect        -OIDcard
 
 PF1/PF13 ==> Help    PF3/PF15 ==> Logoff    PA1 ==> Attention    PA2 ==> Reshow
 You may request specific help information by entering a '?' in any entry field
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Accessing NIH WYLBUR

To access NIH Wylbur on Titan, you must first log onto TSO by selecting the NIHTSO option from the Application Selection screen. This will put you into the ISPF Primary Option menu. You then can access NIH Wylbur by choosing from the following options:

• Enter the command TSO WYLBUR from any Command line within ISPF.
• Enter the WYLBUR command on the ISPF Command screen (option 6 on the Primary Option Menu).
• Enter the WYLBUR command at the TSO READY prompt.

For information on NIH WYLBUR, see Titan Transition - NIH WYLBUR.

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