hos_db_config.php

In this file you must set connection parameters to Procman/HOS database. A typical example follows:

<?php
if (!isset($hos_config))
    $hos_config = array();

$hos_config = array_merge($hos_config, array(
    'db' => array (
        'prefix'  => 'MHOS.',
        'actions' => array (
            '*' => array (
                'keep_alive' => 10,
                'host'       => '',
                'port'       => '',
                'schema'     => '',
                'type'       => 'db2',
                'alias'      => 'DALLASX',
                'user'       => 'P391D',
                'pwd'        => '==5vY227ADdswsVYOALRNWJAwJzgDbqDic

In case of DB2 fill items of the array this way:

• keep_alive use 10.

• type use 'db2'.

• alias database alias.

• user database user name.

• pwd an encrypted password.

• platform use 'zos'.

You can see that in this case there is an asterisk just below the actions. This makes the database setting valid for both of the two supported actions ('hos' and 'xinfo'). You can also specify the setting for each action separately. You can do it by entering the action name instead of the asterisk. Setting a connection for xinfo this way has lower priority than setting it in xinfo option of hos_config2.php file.