Runtime features of BMC AMI Ops Automation for Batch ThruPut Production Services Supplement
ThruPut Manager feedback for Production Service Group jobs is similar to other jobs. Significant variations are noted here.
Runtime displays
The Production Services Job Display panel is available to view the status of your Production Service Group jobs.
From this panel... | key.... |
|---|---|
ThruPut Manager Main Lobby | 4 Automation Services |
Primary Options | 1 Display / Monitor Services |
Display Options | 2 Service Level Manager Display |
SLM Display | 2 Job Display |
General Services Job Display | Choose DISPLAY menu; 2 Production Services |
------------------------------------- SLM -------------------------------------
Production Services Job Display
Command ===>
Line Commands: I - Information (UDF) Row 1 to 6 of 6
Jobname=* Sort=Jobname
P -Exp- Acceptable Sche- Group
Jobname Jobid I Elpsd Ending-Time --------Status-------- duler Name
. HUMX107T Job01753 5 Awaiting Xeq None HUMEXPR
. HUM1101 Job01748 3 Awaiting Xeq None HUM
. HUM1102 Job01750 3 Awaiting Xeq None HUM
. HUM1204 Job01746 3 Executing DOCT None HUM
. HUM57PR Job01751 2 Executing DOCT None HUMPAYR
. HUM78DB Job01747 1 Executing DOCT None HUMDB
UDF support for Production Service Group jobs is provided. Recall you can use D for more details, V for volume information, and I for initial information, as well as tab to any ThruPut Manager keywords, such as JB or DCS for specific binding or data set contention information.
This example shows the detailed information for the HUM1102 job.
Runtime commands
Use the usual ThruPut Manager commands ($DJ LONG, /SLM DISPLAY, /JOB DISPLAY,
/JBS D JOB, etc.) to display the status of Production Service Group jobs. To restrict (and restore) the flow of jobs in the PS queue, use the SLM SELECT command with the NOPRODUCTION and PRODUCTION (and the ALL and NONE) parameters.
The options of the SLM FALLBACK command affects whether a Production Service Group job is included in a "fallback" (and is requeued to the job class it would have been queued to had it not been SLM-managed). Production Service Group jobs are included in the ALL and PRODUCTIONONLY parameters.
See the Command-Reference-Guide for exact syntax and parameters.
Job Summary Report
The Job Summary Report can be included for the jobs assigned to a Production Service Group by selecting the appropriate option on the Production Service Group Definition panel. It is similar to the Job Summary Report for General Service Group jobs, with the differences highlighted on the following example.
* *
* Read on Node PARIS, System DOCT Executed on Node PARIS, System DOCT *
* Read at 14:39:52 Recognized by SLM at 14:39:54 *
* Elapsed time from when job was read in to SLM recognition... 00:00:02 *
* Job Selection Option: Prefer Production Service *
* *
* Production Services Information: *
* Production Service Group Name: HUM Description: HR undifferentiated jobs *
* Production Importance: 3 Scheduler Importance : 3 *
* *
* Queue Time Information: *
* Actual... 00:00:40 Delay... 00:00:00 Effective... 00:00:40 *
* *
* No Queue Time Delays *
* *
* Times Restarted... 0 *
* *
* Execution Time Information: *
* Job selected on 2017.128 at 14:40:35 *
* Elapsed... 00:06:40 Delay... 00:00:02 Effective... 00:06:38 *
* CPU Service Units... 638,235 Effective CPU SU Rate... 1,603.61 SUs/Sec *
* *
* Execution Time Delays *
* Initiation... 00:00:01 DBS... 00:00:00 DCS... 00:00:00 Recalls... 00:00:00 Allocation... 00:00:01 *
* *
* Summary *
* Elapsed Times *
* Pre-SLM................ 000:00:02 *
* Queue *
* Delay.................. + 00:00:00 *
* Effective...............+ 00:00:40 *
* Lost due to Restarts... + 00:00:00 *
* Execution *
* Delay...................+ 00:00:02 *
* Effective................+ 00:06:38 *
* Actual Elapsed Time......= 00:07:22 *
* *
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SMF record
SMF records are available for each Production Service Group job.