Sysview Commands
Transcript of Sysview Commands
CA SYSVIEW®, exploiting th l t t f tthe latest features
MM104SNMainframe and Application Development
abstract
– Attend this session to learn how the CA SYSVIEW Event Capture Option can assist you in collecting data for CA support and problem management. The session covers the various automated and manual methods you have available forautomated and manual methods you have available for capturing performance data to improve your productivity in managing performance problems.
CA Systems Management Product listing:
•CA Sysview® Performance Management (Sysview)•CA Sysview® Performance Management (Sysview)•CA OPS/MVS® Event Management & Automation (OPS/MVS or OPS)•CA MIMTM Resource Sharing (MIM)•CA Automation PointTM (AP)•CA Wily Introscope® (Wily)
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•CA Wily Introscope® (Wily)
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agenda
– Command overview
– REXX API
– Clist
– Qlist
– External Line and User Commands
– DataLib
– HelpHelp
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PRODUCTS command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 ---- PRODUCTS, External Applications ----- 12/19/09 13:02:13Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE--------------------------------------------------------------- Lvl 6 Row 1-5/5Member INVOKE Dsn CAIEDUC.SYSV125.SCSYPARM-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd Name Description ISPF-Mbr TSO-Mbr___ BOOKMgr BookManager Read/MVS from IBM XISPBKMG___ DSList ISPF Dataset list utility XISPDLST
IMOD CA-GSS/MVS IMOD Editor XISPIMOD___ O C GSS/ S O d to S O___ QUICKref MVS/Quick-Ref from Chicago-Soft XISPQWRF___ RMFMon RMFMON from IBM XTSORMFM********************************* End of Data *********************************
P d liProducts list member PARMLIB Product start member
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
INVOKE command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 ---- PRODUCTS, External Applications ----- 12/19/09 13:02:13Command ====> INVOKE RMFM Scroll *===> PAGE--------------------------------------------------------------- Lvl 6 Row 1-5/5Member INVOKE Dsn CAIEDUC.SYSV125.SCSYPARM-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd Name Description ISPF-Mbr TSO-Mbr___ BOOKMgr BookManager Read/MVS from IBM XISPBKMG___ DSList ISPF Dataset list utility XISPDLST
IMOD CA-GSS/MVS IMOD Editor XISPIMOD___ O C GSS/ S O d to S O___ QUICKref MVS/Quick-Ref from Chicago-Soft XISPQWRF___ RMFMon RMFMON from IBM XTSORMFM********************************* End of Data *********************************
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
invoked product
RMF DISPLAY MENU NAME PFK# DESCRIPTION
IPS = IEAIPS00 ARD 1 ADDRESS SPACE RESOURCE DATA ASD 2 ADDRESS SPACE STATE DATAASD 2 ADDRESS SPACE STATE DATA ASRM 3 ADDRESS SPACE SRM DATA CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL PATH ACTIVITY DDMN 5 DOMAIN ACTIVITY DEV 6 DEVICE ACTIVITY PGSP 7 PAGE/SWAP DATA SET ACTIVITY
Q 8 QSENQ 8 SYSTEM ENQUEUE CONTENTION SENQR 9 SYSTEM ENQUEUE RESERVE SPAG 10 PAGING ACTIVITY SRCS 11 CENTRAL STORAGE / PROCESSOR / SRM TRX 12 TRANSACTION ACTIVITY ARDJ ADDRESS SPACE RESOURCE DATA ASDJ ADDRESS SPACE STATE DATA ASRMJ ADDRESS SPACE SRM DATA DEVV DEVICE ACTIVITY SDS RMF SYSPLEX DATA SERVER LLI PROGRAM LIBRARY INFORMATION ILOCK IRLM LONG LOCK DETECTIONILOCK IRLM LONG LOCK DETECTION USER USER PICTURE
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setting up PRODUCT members
– Update INVOKE member in PARMLIB
– Add appropriate TSO/ISPF entry in PARMLIB
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command profiles
– PROFILE
– PROFILE command
– PROFILE SWITCH,userid,
– PROFILE CREATE u1,u2
– Setting default commands– Setting default commands
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screen formats
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PROFILE command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 P390 ------ PROFILE, Profile for GADAM2 ------- 08/19/03 21:27:03Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE--------------------------------------------------- Lvl 3 Row 1-4/4 Col 1-27/27ACTIVITY Command -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd Section-Name
Synonyms Section PF Keys Section Miscellaneous Section Display Formats SectionDisplay Formats Section
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 6=PROMPT 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 6=PROMPT 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
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set new profile
SYSVIEW 11.6 SYSA ------ PROFILE7, Profile for U106700 ------ 08/01/07 12:07:30
Command ====> SCROLL *===> PAGECommand ====> SCROLL ===> PAGE
------------------------------------------------ Lvl 6 Row 1-11/11 Col 1-79/152
Settings for ACTIVITY - Formats section for screen ACTIVITY
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Cmd Name Description SortParms
Add <=== Overtype name to add format
DEFAULT Default format
ALERTS Jobs exceeding resource usage JOBNAME,Ag g
CPU CPU usage CPU%,D
IO I/O usage IO/SEC,D
PERF Performance information CPU%,D
bPROC CPU by processor type
STG Storage usage
USER User information
WLM Work Load Manager information
WLM2
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overview display
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INFOAREA display
File Edit Edit_Settings Menu Utilitis Compilers Test Help
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EDIT SYSVIEW.USER.PDS(INFOAREA) – 01.13 Columns 00001 00072
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000001 OVERVIEW CPU-GRAPH GRAPH MVS CPU%000001 OVERVIEW CPU-GRAPH GRAPH MVS CPU%
000002
000003 OVERVIEW PAGING-SLOTS
000004 PAGEDS
000005
000006 OVERVIEW PAGING-RATE
000007 PAGING
000008000008
000009 OVERVIEW PAGING-AFQA GRAPH MVS STGAFQA
000010
000011 OVERVIEW PAGING-UICA GRAPH MVS STGUICA
000012
000013 OVERVIEW STORAGE-CSA VSMTRACK;SET FORMAT CSA
000014
000015 OVERVIEW STORAGE-ECSA VSMTRACK;SET FORMAT ECSA
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000015 OVERVIEW STORAGE ECSA VSMTRACK;SET FORMAT ECSA
OVERCMDS command
– Overview option for multiple commands
d h h h ld b l d d– Indicate whether OVERVIEW should be included
– Indicate LONG or SHORT form of display
– Indicate reporting method: INTERVAL or REALTIME
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CPU metrics
– CPU% - MVS Utilization
Dispatch time – Wait time / Active Time
– LCPU% - LPAR Utilization
Total Time / (# LPs * Interval)
– Busy% (PARTINFO) – Active percentage
Total Time / (#CPs * Interval)
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PROFILE GENERAL
SYSVIEW 11.6 SYSD ------ PROFILE2, Profile for M402PJ ------- 11/28/07 00:55:47
Command ====> ,Scroll *===> PAGE
--------------------------------------------------- Lvl 4 Row 1-2/2 Col 1-17/17
Settings for GENERAL
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Cmd Section
PF Keys
Miscellaneous
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1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 6=PROMPT 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT
12=RECALL
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various settings
– Set user CLISTLIB
– Set user PARMLIB
– Set initial startup CLIST
– Set initial command execution
– Set Fixed and Variable length character masks
– Implicit INVOKE, ISPF, TSO
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REXX API
– RXEXEC – Execute REXX script
– RXINIT – Initialize a REXX environment
– RXOUTPUT – Display REXX output
– RXQUERY – Query REXX environment name
– RXTERM – Terminate a REXX environment
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executing REXX exec
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SYSVIEW CLISTs
– A list of SYSVIEW commands
– The same commands that can be entered on the command line can be used in a CLIST member
– Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW CLISTs are NOT the same as TSO CLISTs
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using CLISTs
– Sample CLIST library provided
– CLIST command ‐ CLIST membername[,dsname]‐ SET CLISTCMDCHAR %SET CLISTCMDCHAR %
– Default CLIST library set by CLSTDSN parm of GSVXGEN
– Can be changed with SET CLISTDSN command‐ SET CLISTDSN USERID.CLIST
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using CLISTs
– Commands can be continued by coding a continuation character as the last non-blank character on a line‐ A plus sign “+” indicates leading blanks in the next record are ignored
A minus sign “ ” indicates leading blanks in the next record are not‐ A minus sign - indicates leading blanks in the next record are not ignored
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CLIST examples
– This clist will define the RECALL command to a PFKEY
*CLIST PFRECALL,,pfkeyCONTROL FLUSHCONTROL FLUSH SET &1 NONE ALL SET &1 'RECALL' GENERAL SET MESSAGE C'&1 has been defined as a recall function'SET MESSAGE C &1 has been defined as a recall function
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CLIST examples
– This CLIST will display the top 10 CPU percentage users in order
* CLIST CPUTOP10 *
ACTIVITY =
SORT CPU% D LINELIMIT 10
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CLIST variable commands
– VCHECK – Check variables passed to CLIST
– VDEFine – Define a user variable
– VDEFAULT – Set default CLIST variables
– VDELete – Delete a user variable
– VSET – Set user variable to a valueVSET Set user variable to a value
– VRESET – Delete all user variables
VLIST – List system and user variables– VLIST – List system and user variables
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QLIST command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 P390 ------ QLIST, Quick List Commands -------- 10/25/06 02.23.22
Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE
-------------------------------------------------- Lvl 2 Row 1-5/5 Col 1-79/148
User n/a Dsname undefined
System CAUNI1.SYSVIEW.PARMLIB(QLIST) Member read ok
Origin MENU Scope DEFAULT Options FLUSH XLATE BOTH
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Cmd Name Description Source Command
CLEar Clear SORT and SELECT values SYSTEM =
DISplay Display SORT and SELECT values SYSTEM =
TOP10CPUJob Top 10 CPU Jobs SYSTEM =
TOP10CPUStc Top 10 CPU Started Tasks SYSTEM =
TOP10CPUTsu Top 10 CPU TSO Users SYSTEM =
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1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
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QLIST for ACTIVITY
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QLIST parm
VSMTRACK ORPHANCSA * Orphaned CSA
SELECT ENDDATE NB ; +SORT CSA D
VSMTRACK ORPHANCSA * Orphaned E-CSA
SELECT ENDDATE NB ; +SORT E-CSA D
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QLIST for VSMTRACK
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external line and user commands
– LISTLCMD – List external line commands
– LISTUCMD – List user commands‐ USERCmd – Execute user command
– Add functionality to existing displays
– PARM – OPTIONS‐ Specify ExternalLineCommands = ALL
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LINECMDS/USERCMDS parm
File Edit Edit Settings Menu Utilitis Compilers Test HelpFile Edit Edit_Settings Menu Utilitis Compilers Test Help_______________________________________________________________________________EDIT SYSVIEW.USER.PDS(LINECMDS) – 01.13 Columns 00001 00072****** ****************************** Top of Data ****************************** 000001 ACTIVITY XW 2 CMD WMADELAY +000002 ;SELECT JOBNAME EQ &F_JOBNAME000003 TAPE MI 2 CMD XMVS F MIMT,D GLOBAL,&F_DEVN,1000004 )EOF
File Edit Edit_Settings Menu Utilitis Compilers Test Help_______________________________________________________________________________EDIT SYSVIEW.USER.PDS(USERCMDS) – 01.13 Columns 00001 00072****** ****************************** Top of Data ************************************ ****************************** Top of Data ****************************** DEFINE LOGOFF
MINLEN *DESC 'Logoff product'CMD END;END
DEFINE RXDTESTMINLEN *DESC 'Sample RXDISP REXX EXEC'CMD RXDISP RXDTEST
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CMD RXDISP RXDTEST
AUDIT event commands
– AUDITDef – Audit event definitions‐ PARMLIB(AUDITDEF)
– AUDITLog – View audit event log
– AUDITMsg – Generate USER_EVENT_MESSAGE entry
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AUDIT definitions
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 --- AUDITDEF, Audit Event Definitions ---- 12/19/09 15:55:19Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE------------------------------------------------ Lvl 4 Row 1-14/52 Col 1-79/118Logger ACTIVE ---------------- Logging Statistics ---------------Records Segments Count Buffer Total InUse Write Post Flush5,398 512 1 64K 64K 2% 5400 306 954-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd Event Type Active SMF Log OPSMVS WTO
AMRF ACTION 28 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ ____ APFLIST_MODIFY 7 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS WTO___ ASID_ACTION 11 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS WTO___ CICS_CEMT 15 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_MONITOR_SHUTDOWN 43 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO
CICS MONITOR START 42 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_MONITOR_START 42 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_STATE_MODIFY 35 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_THRESHOLD_MODIFY 34 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_TRAN_CANCEL 33 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS WTO___ CICS_TRANCANCEL_MODIFY 50 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_TRANOPTS_MODIFY 51 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ CICS_TSQUEUE_MODIFY 39 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ COMMAND_PRIMARY 5 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO___ COMMAND_SUBCOMMAND 6 ACTIVE SMF LOG NOOPSMVS NOWTO-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
AUDITLOG command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 ------- AUDITLOG, Audit Event Log -------- 12/19/09 16:00:49Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE----------------------------------------- Lvl 4 Row 4989-5000/5000 Col 1-79/327Formats DEFAULT USERIDLogStream SYSV125.AUDIT.ADTT.XE09 Retention 7 daysAvailable 12:06:01 12/04/09 to 15:57:00 12/19/09Displayed 23:45:01 12/17/09 to 15:57:00 12/19/09-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd Date Time Event ResourceC d ate e e t esou ce___ 12/19/09 15:47:23 COMMAND_SUBCOMMAND APFLIST ADD___ 12/19/09 15:47:27 APFLIST_MODIFY APFlist ADD Dsn SYSEDUC.SYSVIEW.___ 12/19/09 15:48:00 SESSION_LOGON User STCSYS Term * Interface API___ 12/19/09 15:48:00 SESSION_LOGOFF User STCSYS Cmds 13 Elapsed 0.28
12/19/09 15 50 32 COMMAND PRIMARY AUDITMSG t t f dit f___ 12/19/09 15:50:32 COMMAND_PRIMARY AUDITMSG test of audit message f___ 12/19/09 15:50:32 USER_EVENT_MESSAGE Test of audit message facility___ 12/19/09 15:51:00 SESSION_LOGON User STCSYS Term * Interface API___ 12/19/09 15:51:00 SESSION_LOGOFF User STCSYS Cmds 13 Elapsed 0.28___ 12/19/09 15:54:00 SESSION_LOGON User STCSYS Term * Interface API___ ____ 12/19/09 15:54:00 SESSION_LOGOFF User STCSYS Cmds 13 Elapsed 0.30___ 12/19/09 15:57:00 SESSION_LOGON User STCSYS Term * Interface API___ 12/19/09 15:57:00 SESSION_LOGOFF User STCSYS Cmds 13 Elapsed 0.27********************************* End of Data *********************************
Results of AUDITMSG command
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
user/command activity
– CMDAct – Display SYSVIEW command activity
– CMDUsage – Display SYSVIEW command usage
– USERs – List SYSVIEW users
– USERAct – SYSVIEW user logon activity
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command activity displays
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persistent data store (DATALIB)
– DLList – DATALIB list
– DLCopy – Copy DATALIB member
– DLDelete – Delete DATALIB member
– DLExport – Export DATALIB member to PDS or PDSE
– DLImport – Import DATALIB member from PDS or PDSEDLImport Import DATALIB member from PDS or PDSE
– DLINit – Initialize DATALIB data set
DLOption – Set and display default options– DLOption – Set and display default options
– DLRename – Rename DATALIB member
DLVi Vi t t f DATALIB b
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– DLView – View contents of DATALIB members
DLList command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 --------- DLLIST, DATALIB List ----------- 12/19/09 16:26:23Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE------------------------------------------------ Lvl 4 Row 1-15/17 Col 1-79/261Datalib CAIEDUC.SYSV125.SCSYDATA
/ /Pages n/a Inuse 79 n/a-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cmd DataId System SSId Bld Description________ $$$INDEX DATALIB index
AUDITDEF XE09 GSVX 0670 Audit event definitions________________ GROUPS XE09 GSVX 0670 Logical group definitions________ IMSMON XE09 GSVX 0670 IMS monitoring definitions________ IMSSTATE XE09 GSVX 0670 IMS state definitions________ IMSTHRSH XE09 GSVX 0670 IMS threshold definitions
MQSMON XE09 GSVX 0670 MQ monitoring definitions________ MQSMON XE09 GSVX 0670 MQ monitoring definitions________ MQSSTATE XE09 GSVX 0670 MQ state definitions________ MQSTHRSH XE09 GSVX 0670 MQ threshold definitions________ MVSMON XE09 GSVX 0670 MVS monitoring definitions________ MVSSTATE XE09 GSVX 0670 MVS state definitionsS_______ MVSTHRSH XE09 GSVX 0670 MVS threshold definitions________ SCHEDULE XE09 GSVX 0670 Scheduled event definitions________ SYSLOG XE09 GSVX 0670 SYSLOG output index________ TCPMON XE09 GSVX 0670 TCP/IP monitoring definitions-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
DLView command
SYSVIEW ISPF1 XE09 --------- DLVIEW, DATALIB View ----------- 12/19/09 16:30:06Command ====> Scroll *===> PAGE------------------------------------------------------------ Lvl 5 Row 1-12/417DataKey MVSTHRSH.XE09.GSVX.0670Datalib CAIEDUC.SYSV125.SCSYDATA Member D0000007Version 0 Format REC Type CHAR Length 80 Number 417 Update 13Created XE09 SYSVW11 MVSDATA GSVZMVST 11/13/09 12:54:40Updated XE09 SYSVIEW MVSDATA GSVZMVST 12/17/09 16:51:14Descr MVS threshold definitionsDescr MVS threshold definitions-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SETDEFAULTRSCE =LIMIT 0WARNPCT 75WARNPCT 75TRIGLVL CHANGE RULE *MSG YESRUN NOLOGSMFIMODNAME *NOTRAP TRAPDEST *NOOPSMVS
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1=HELP 2=SPLIT 3=RETURN 5=FIND 7=UP 8=DOWN 9=SWAP 10=LEFT 11=RIGHT 12=RECALL
exploiting HELP
– )INCLUDE
– )TITLE
– )LABEL
– Examples:p‐ HELP BPHONE‐ HELP BSTATUS
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SAMPLE HELP entry
File Edit Edit_Settings Menu Utilitis Compilers Test Help
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000001 )TITLE Introduction
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000003 !Hi. I am your guide into the wonderful world of SYSVIEW
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000006 )ATTR ON
000007 )LINK * NEXTNAME
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000008 )LINK * NEXTVA2
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reloading options
– LISTLCMD RELOAD
– LIBCACHE – RELOAD (line command)
– THRESHOLD RELOAD <member>THRESHOLD RELOAD <member>
– QLIST REBUILD
SCHEDULE LOAD (subcommand)– SCHEDULE – LOAD (subcommand)
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summarya few words to review
– Key topics
– Findings
– Results
– Experiences
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terms of this presentation
This presentation was based on current information and resource allocations as of May 14, 2010 and is subject to change or withdrawal by CA at any time without notice. Notwithstanding anything in this presentation to the contrary, this presentation shall not serve to (i) affect the rights and/or obligations of CA or its licensees under any existing or future written license agreement ornot serve to (i) affect the rights and/or obligations of CA or its licensees under any existing or future written license agreement or services agreement relating to any CA software product; or (ii) amend any product documentation or specifications for any CA software product. The development, release and timing of any features or functionality described in this presentation remain at CA’s sole discretion. Notwithstanding anything in this presentation to the contrary, upon the general availability of any future CA product release referenced in this presentation, CA will make such release available (i) for sale to new licensees of such product; and (ii) to existing licensees of such product on a when and if available basis as part of CA maintenance and support and in theand (ii) to existing licensees of such product on a when and if-available basis as part of CA maintenance and support, and in the form of a regularly scheduled major product release. Such releases may be made available to current licensees of such productwho are current subscribers to CA maintenance and support on a when and if-available basis. In the event of a conflict between the terms of this paragraph and any other information contained in this presentation, the terms of this paragraph shall govern.
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related sessions
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5/19/2010 at 1:15 p.m.
MM106LN CA SYSVIEW Configuration 101: Lab 5/18/2010 at 1:15 a.m.
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