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Accessing the EXEC Management application

This topic describes the EXEC Management application and its three views, which you can see by scrolling left and right.

Displaying-currently-active-EXECs describes the application when you use the EXPAND primary command to see statistics for only currently active EXECs.

To display the EXEC Management panel

Select Option 8 from the Primary Option Menu and Option 7 from the Automation Menu to display the EXEC Management panel as shown in the following figure.

BMC Software ------------------ EXEC Management ---------------- BMC AMI OpsA
COMMAND ===>                                                 TGT ===>  FK5X
INTERVAL ==> 3                                               DATE --- YY/MM/DD
STATUS   --- INPUT              Scroll  right/left           TIME --- 16:04:59
Primary command: Sort
         EXECs defined   418     Scheduled    11            Enabled   418

 High Priority running     0        Queued     0                               
 Norm Priority running     0        Queued     0                               
                                                                              
 PRESS EXPAND TO VIEW EXEC ACTIVITY                                            
 (B)ROWSE, (E)NABLE, (D)ISABLE, E(X)ECUTE EXEC, (T)EST EXEC                    
                                                                              
LC  NAME     STATUS   GROUP    FUNCTION CODE AUTHOR   DESCRIPTION              
    ________ _        ________ ________ __   ________ _________________________
_   $AAA     ENABLED                                                           
_   $CAOINDX ENABLED  CICS     START-UP SU   BMC      INDEX TO CICS RELATED SOL
_   $CSAABV  ENABLED  MVS      MONITORS MN   BMC      EVALUATE CSA USAGE ABOVE
_   $CSABLO  ENABLED  MVS      MONITORS MN   BMC      EVALUATE CSA USAGE BELOW
_   $EXECDOC ENABLED  MVS      MONITORS MN   BMC      RESOLVE WTO BUF SHORTAGE
_   $HASP050 ENABLED  MVS      JES2     J2   BMC      JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE   
_   $HASP093 ENABLED  MVS      JES2     J2   BMC      JES % SPOOL UTILIZATION  
_   $HASP095 ENABLED  MVS      JES2     J2   BMC      CATASTROPHIC ERROR- BEEP
_   $HASP098 ENABLED  MVS      SHUT-DOW SD   BMC      REPLY TO JES2 TERM OPTION

The middle portion of the panel shows statistics about all the EXECs. See the figure that displays an example of the status area of the EXEC Management panel in Description-of-the-fields-in-the-EXEC-description-area for more information about these fields.

The bottom portion of the panel shows the documentation information that was included when the EXEC was first coded.

Scroll right to see more information about the EXECs such as the following items:

  • How many times an EXEC has executed
  • How much CPU it has used
  • How many times it has abended, and so on

On all three views, you can qualify the display to show subsets of the list with the input fields below each column heading.

Example

You can enter D in the STATUS, and the display shows only those EXECs that are DISABLED.

This section contains the following topics:

Related topic

Managing-EXECs-by-using-the-EXEC-Management-application

 

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