WLM Service Classes for BMC AMI Ops products

The following table lists the recommended WLM service classes for optimal performance for the indicated products. To ensure zIIP eligible work does not get delayed, Honor_priority should be set to Yes.

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ProductAddress spaceWLM Service Class setting
MainView Transaction AnalyzerMainView Transaction Analyzer PASWLM Service Class SYSSTC

MainView VistaPoint

BBI-SS PAS (for CICS, Db2, DBCTL, and IMS workloads)

The same WLM Service Class or a WLM Service Class with higher goals than any of the target subsystems that the PAS manages

If the WLM Service Class assigned has a goal lower than the WLM Service Class assigned to the target subsystems, loss of data or excessive storage usage could occur.

MainView VistaPoint

z/OS PAS (for IBM z/OS MVS workloads)A WLM Service Class with higher goals than any of the CICS, DB2, DBCTL, or IMS servers being monitored

Alert Manager

Alert Manager PAS

WLM Service Class SYSSTC

BMC AMI Ops Automation

BBI-SS PAS

The same WLM Service Class or a WLM Service Class with higher goals than any of the target subsystems or systems that the PAS manages

If you use Total Object Manager (TOM), set the TOM WLM Service Class to SYSSTC. 

If the WLM Service Class assigned has a goal lower than the WLM Service Class assigned to the target subsystems or systems, loss of data or excessive storage usage could occur.

BMC AMI Ops Infrastructure

CAS WLM Service Class SYSSTC

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS

BBI-SS PAS

WLM Service Class with higher goals than the IBM CICS targets connected to the PAS

This way, the PAS can process CMRDETL data that CICS creates in the common data space and manage the connections efficiently.  

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CMF

z/OS PASSYSSTC

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Db2

BBI-SS PAS

WLM Service Class with higher goals than Db2

This setting is most important for the Db2 DBM1 and MSTR address spaces. It is not necessary for IRLM. If the BBI-SS PAS does not get enough resources to complete its work in a reasonable time period, U3912 or U3920 timeout abends can result. These abends are recoverable, but disruptive.

This setting is recommended for most monitoring functions, but it is most important for detail traces. When a detail trace is requested by the user,  BMC AMI OpsM for Db2  starts a Db2 trace by using the Instrumentation Facility Interface (IFI). Db2 GETMAINs a buffer in ECSA and uses this buffer to pass the detail data to  BMC AMI OpsM for Db2 . If  BMC AMI OpsM for Db2  processing cannot keep up with the Db2 activity (transferring the filled buffer), trace data is lost.

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for DBCTL

BBI-SS PAS

The same WLM Service Class or a WLM Service Class with higher goals than any of the target subsystems that the PAS manages

If the WLM Service Class assigned has a goal lower than the WLM Service Class assigned to the target subsystems, loss of data or excessive storage usage could occur.

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for IMS Online

BBI-SS PAS

The same WLM Service Class or a WLM Service Class with higher goals than any of the target subsystems that the PAS manages

If the WLM Service Class assigned has a goal lower than the WLM Service Class assigned to the target subsystems, loss of data or excessive storage usage could occur.

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for MQ

BBI-SS PASThe same WLM Service Class or a WLM Service Class with higher goals than either the queue manager MSTR or the CHIN address space

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for Unix Systems Services

z/OS PASWLM Service Class SYSSTC

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for z/OS

z/OS PASWLM Service Class SYSSTC

BMC AMI Ops SYSPROG Services

z/OS PASWLM Service Class SYSSTC

BMC AMI Storage

BMC AMI Storage PAS

Use WLM Service Class SYSSTC

Important

BMC AMI Storage makes use of z/OS Enclave services, which allows you to use z/OS Workload Manager (WLM) to prioritize the work within the scope of the system. The address space must be given a high dispatching priority; however, you can assign lower priorities to much of the work within the address space by using WLM.

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