MQSeries Transaction Service Time
The MQSeries Transaction Service Time report contains wait execution and dispatch delay times for CICS transactions that make service calls to MQSeries.
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- Queue Manager shows the name of a queue manager.
Click next a Queue Manager to view the queues it controlled and the percentages of time attributed to each.
Click next to the Queue to view additional details.
- Transaction shows the name of the transaction that made a service call to the listed MQSeries queue.
- Overall Transaction Count shows the number of times the transaction executed during the measurement session.
- Overall Transaction Mean Service Time: the values shown under this header indicate the average amount of time that the transaction was active in the address space.
- Dispatch Delay: Shows the average time that the transaction was in a dispatchable state. The transaction was marked as dispatchable and will be dispatched when a TCB becomes available.
- Suspend: Indicates the average time that the transaction was in a suspended state. A transaction is in a suspended state when MVS reports it has been suspended by one of these functions: SUSPEND, WAIT_MVS, WAIT_OLDC, or WAIT_OLDW.
- Exec: The average time that the transaction was in executable state. A transaction is executing when both OS/390 and CICS report that a transaction is running.
- Total: The total mean service time for the transaction.
- Transaction Service Time (sec) Due To MQ Sseries shows the amount of service time that the application was active with an MQSeries queue.
- Dispatch delay: CICS has marked the transaction as suspended, but it is actually waiting to be dispatched onto a MQSeries TCB. The average amount of time that the transaction is in this state.
- Suspend: The CICS adapter has suspended the transaction with a resource name of either GETWAIT or TSKSWCH for MQSeries. OS/390 reports the same data. The average amount of time that the transaction is in this state.
- Exec: Both OS/390 and CICS report that the transaction is executing and Strobe finds the transaction is executing on a MQSeries TCB. The average amount of time that the transaction is in this state.
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