I run a “standalone” CICS region where all the transactions run in the same address space. How can I treat these transactions differently in terms of their goals?
In either goal mode or compat mode, if you want to differentiate CICS transactions, you need to restructure your CICS application to have different types of transactions running in separate regions. In goal mode, when you set multiple CICS transaction goals for the various types of work, the most important work running in a region gives the other less important work running in the same region a “free ride”. This same effect is seen in compat mode where you would set the IPS parms to meet the needs of the most important work in a region. You could also investigate using CICS tuning parameters to treat work differently.
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