Resource definition objects

CSD files and CICSPlex® SM data repositories use different names for equivalent resource definition types. For example, a program resource definition in a CSD file is known as a PROGDEF in a CICSPlex SM data repository.

The CICS® Configuration Manager API object types reflect the names used by CICSPlex SM. For example, to refer to a program resource definition in a CSD file, you use the API object type PROGDEF. This allows you to work with resource definitions regardless of whether they are stored in CSD files or CICSPlex SM data repositories, using a single set of object types. This contrasts with the ISPF dialog, which presents the names used by CSD files. This is because, currently, most end users are more likely to be familiar with the CSD names than the CICSPlex SM names.

The following table lists the resource definition object types that you can edit using the CICS CM plug-in.

Table 1. Resource definition object types
Object type Equivalent CSD-based object type
ATOMDEF ATOMSERVICE
BUNDDEF BUNDLE
CONNDEF CONNECTION
CSYSDEF  
DB2CDEF DB2CON
DB2EDEF DB2ENTRY
DB2TDEF DB2TRAN
EJCODEF CORBASERVER
EJDJDEF DJAR
DOCDEF DOCTEMPLATE
ENQMDEF ENQMODEL
FILEDEF FILE
IPCONDEF IPCONN
JRNMDEF JOURNALMODEL
JVMSVDEF JVMSERVER
LIBDEF LIBRARY
LSRDEF LSRPOOL
MAODEF MAPSET
MQCONDEF MQCONN
PRTNDEF PARTITIONSET
PARTDEF PARTNER
PIPEDEF PIPELINE
PROCDEF PROCESSTYPE
PROFDEF PROFILE
PROGDEF PROGRAM
RQMDEF REQUESTMODEL
SESSDEF SESSION
TCPDEF TCPIPSERVICE
TDQDEF TDQUEUE
TERMDEF TERMINAL
TRNCLDEF TRANCLASS
TRANDEF TRANSACTION
TSMDEF TSMODEL
TYPTMDEF TYPETERM
URIMPDEF URIMAP
WEBSVDEF WEBSERVICE