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411411 < h3 > Speedy transactions</ h3 >
412- < p > The IMS Transaction Manager receives messages from any platform, usually via TCP/IP through IMS Connect,
413- and puts them on the message queue where an application program can retrieve it. An application might then
414- send a response message back to the caller or another destination .
412+ < p >
413+ The IMS Transaction Manager receives messages from any platform, usually via TCP/IP through IMS Connect,
414+ puts them on the message queue where an application program can retrieve it .
415415 </ p >
416- < p > Think about getting money from an ATM or bank. The bank uses IMS TM to process transactions and IMS DB
417- (in this case) to store customer account data.
416+ < p >
417+ Think about getting money from an ATM or bank. The bank uses IMS DB to store customer data and IMS TM to
418+ quickly process deposits, withdrawals, and queries.
418419 </ p >
419- < img src ="wp-content/tm/speedy-transactions.png " alt ="Diagram of IMS TM transaction processing ">
420+ < img src ="wp-content/tm/speedy-transactions-c .png " alt ="Diagram of IMS TM transaction processing ">
420421 < a href ="https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ims/15.5.0?topic=network-ims-tm-overview "
421422 target ="_blank " rel ="noopener noreferrer " aria-label ="Learn more about IMS TM speedy transactions "> Learn more →</ a >
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427428 < h3 > Ways to work</ h3 >
428- < p > Use Red Hat® Ansible® and Red Hat® OpenShift® through digitally transformed ways of working, developing,
429- and updating critical data-driven applications. The Ansible® for IBM Z® product offers more and
430- more use cases, capabilities, and tools to automate many functions of IMS; for example, DBRC administration,
431- IMS catalog management, and other configuration management all by using scripted Ansible playbooks.
429+ < p >
430+ Use Red Hat® Ansible® and Red Hat® OpenShift® through digitally transformed ways of working, developing,
431+ and updating critical data-driven applications.
432+ </ p >
433+ < p >
434+ The Ansible® for IBM Z® product offers lots of use cases, capabilities, and tools to automate functions of IMS,
435+ such as DBRC administration or IMS catalog management, all by using scripted Ansible playbooks.
432436 </ p >
433437 < img src ="wp-content/tm/ways-to-work.png " alt ="Customers in line ">
434438 < a href ="https://imsdev.github.io/ims-devops.html "
@@ -439,7 +443,11 @@ <h3>Ways to work</h3>
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441445 < h3 > Ways to connect</ h3 >
442- < p > Take advantage of not just TCP/IP but RESTful APIs that can access IMS™ applications and data in minutes.</ p >
446+ < p > Take advantage of not just TCP/IP but RESTful APIs that access IMS™ applications and data in minutes.
447+ Transactions might be issued from z/OS environments or distributed applications that use TCP/IP to communicate
448+ with IMS. Use IMS Connect to provide high performance TCP/IP communications between one or more IMS Connect
449+ clients and one or more IMS systems.
450+ </ p >
443451 < img src ="wp-content/tm/ways-to-connect.png " alt ="Diagram of IMS application ecosystem ">
444452 < a href ="https://imsdev.github.io/ims-apis.html "
445453 target ="_blank " rel ="noopener noreferrer " aria-label ="Learn more about how to connect to IMS TM "> Learn more →</ a >
@@ -460,7 +468,7 @@ <h4>The basics</h4>
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463- < img src ="wp-content/tm/video-cover- intro-ibm- ims.png " alt ="IMS Fundamentals badge ">
471+ < img src ="wp-content/tm/tm- intro-ims-video-cover .png " alt ="IMS Fundamentals badge ">
464472 </ div >
465473 < div class ="pure-u-1 pure-u-md-18-24 course-desc ">
466474 < h3 > Introducing IBM Information Management System (IMS)</ h3 >
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