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You cannot set such a constraint within CICS. CICS runaway task control
does not apply for activity taking place within a DB2 address space. The
closest I can get to, and this is not much of an help, is to use TCLASS
facilities to limit the number of concurrent transactions that have a
predicatably high DB2 activity. This was first published in November 2002
Data Center Strategies for the CIO
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