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# Zowe CICS Explorer
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5. Select the **+** button in the CICS tree and click the newly created profile to load it into view.
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Here's an example of a CICS profile entry in the config file:
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Configuring a CICS region to have a connection is a system programmer task and more details can be found in [Setting up CMCI with CICSPlex SM](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cics-ts/5.3?topic=explorer-setting-up-cmci-cicsplex-sm) or [Setting up CMCI in a stand-alone CICS region](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cics-ts/5.3?topic=suace-setting-up-cmci-in-stand-alone-cics-region). If your CMCI connection is configured to use a self-signed certificate that your PC's trust store doesn't recognize, see [Untrusted TLS certificates](#untrusted-tls-certificates).
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To show more than one CICS profiles in the tree, select the **+** button and choose from the list of profiles. Only profiles that not already included in the CICS tree will be shown.
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4. Refresh the Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS extension by either clicking the button at the top level of the CICS view, or the `Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS: Refresh` command palette option.
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#### Using Zowe v1 profiles
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3. Once the details are updated, click the **Update Profile** button to apply the changes to the profile.
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### Hiding Profiles
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Open the menu actions for a profile by right-clicking a profile and select `Hide Profile` to hide it from the CICS view. To add the profile back, click the + button and select the profile from the quick pick list.
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### Deleting Profiles
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4. Refresh the Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS extension by either clicking the button at the top level of the CICS view, or the `Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS: Refresh` command palette option.
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#### Using Zowe v1 profiles
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2. Select **Delete Profile** and click the **Yes** button when prompted to confirm the action of permanently deleting the profile. The functionality deletes the CICS profile from the persistent storage directory `~/.zowe/profiles/cics`.
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## CICS Resources
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To reset the filter to its initial criteria use the clear filter icon 
against the resource type. If you wish to see all resources in a region (including IBM supplied ones) you can use "\*" as a filter.
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**Tip:** To apply multiple filters, separate entries with a comma. You can append any filter with an \*, which indicates wildcard searching.
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To reset the filter to its initial criteria use the clear filter icon against the `Regions` tree. This will open a drop-down menu which gives the option to clear the filter for all the `Regions`, `Programs`, `Local Transactions` or `Local Files` in the plex, and an option to otherwise clear `All` filters within the plex.
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**Tip:** To apply multiple filters, separate entries with a comma. You can append any filter with an \*, which indicates wildcard searching.
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To view resources under these trees, use the search icon 
inline with the tree and apply a filter.
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If the applied filter results in over 500 records, either change the filter to narrow down the search, or click the `view X more ...` item to retrieve 'X' more resources.
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**Tip:** The default 500 count can be modified via the `Record Count Increment` property in Settings (UI).
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### Show Attributes
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Right-click and use the pop-up menu against a program to list the available actions that can be performed. For every resource, including a CICS region, `Show Attributes` opens a viewer listing all attributes and their values. The attributes page has a filter box at the top that lets you search for attributes matching the criteria.
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### Enable and Disable
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Right-click against a program, local transaction or local file to open up the pop-up menu and click `Disable [CICS resource]` to disable the resource. When a resource is already disabled the first option becomes `Enable [CICS resource]` to allow its enablement state to be toggled. A disabled resource is identified by a `(Disabled)` text next to its name.
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### New Copy and Phase In
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### Open and Close Local Files
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To close a local file, right-click against an open local file and perform the `Close Local File` menu action. This will bring up a prompt on the bottom right corner requesting to choose one of `Wait`, `No Wait` or `Force` for the file busy condition. Once an option has been selected, the local file name will be appended with a `(Closed)` label upon success.
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### Purge Task
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Select the appropriate condition to perform the purge.
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### Inquire Functionality
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The same can be done on a Local Transaction to find the associated Program by executing the `Inquire Program` right-click menu action against a Local Transaction.
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### View Datasets under Libraries
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Expand libraries of a region to view specific datasets belonging to a library. Right-click on libraries to `Show Attributes` to view library attributes. Similarly, right-click on datasets to `Show Attributes` to view dataset attributes.
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### View four CICS Web Resources under the Web Folder
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Expand the Web folder to view TCPIP Services, URI Maps, Pipelines and Web Services. Each of these resources can be expanded and allows for right-click functionality on the specific resource to execute the `Show Attributes` command. Use the search icon to filter down specific resources by applying a filter.
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## Untrusted TLS Certificates
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If you define a profile as only accepting trusted TLS certificates when the Zowe Explorer first connects it will detect the mismatch and allow you to override the setting and proceed. This is done through a pop-up message with a `Yes` button to accept the untrusted certificate authority, which changes the profile's setting.
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## Usage tips
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Before filing an issue, check if an error is arising from the Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS extension and not the Zowe Explorer extension by expanding the error message and checking if the `Source` is `Zowe Explorer for IBM CICS (Extension)`.
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Error messages arising from the Zowe Explorer extension will have the `Source` as `Zowe Explorer(Extension)`.