Accessing the Automation Reporter views
To access the Automation Reporter views
From the BMC AMI Ops Automation primary option menu, select P—PERFORMANCE.
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OPTION ===> P DATE -- YYYY/MM/DD
TIME -- HH:MM:SS
Operator Workstations USERID -- USER
1 ALERTS ALERT Management MODE -- ISPF 5.9
2 MVS OS/390 or z/OS Resources
3 CICS CICS Resources
4 IMS IMS Resources
5 NETVIEW NetView Resources
6 TAPESHARE Tape Drive Management
7 MQ IBM MQ
Administration
8 AUTOMATION Basic and Advanced Automation
9 PARMS Dynamic Parameter Manager
General Services
C CYCLE Service Refresh Cycle Setup
J JOURNAL Journal Log
G LOGJRNL Journal Log (Windows Mode)
M MESSAGES Messages and Codes
P PERFORMANCE Performance and History (Windows Mode)The EZAO menu is displayed.
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COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> CSR
CURR WIN ===> 1 ALT WIN ===>
W1 =EZAO=========AGSDL83D=*========ddmmmyyyy==05:50:03====MVAO=====D====1=======
BMC AMI Ops Automation
Automation Support EZ Menu Operator Workstations
>Automation Reporter +-----------------------+ >z/OS Resources
>Tools and Stats | Place cursor on | >CICS Resources
>Administration | choice and press | >IMS Resources
>Rules Management | ENTER | .IBM MQ
>Solutions +-----------------------+
>Full-screen Mode
General Automation Data Utility
Automation Log .System Message Log .List of Views
.Events-Only List .BBI-SS Journal in Logger .List of User Views
.All Events and Actions .BBI-SS Journal (native) .List of Screens
.Only Events w/ Actions .Alert Log >Metric Information
.Events without Actions .EXEC Message Log .Quit/Disconnect
.Events to Automate .Event Replay Log .Quit
.Aux LogPlace the cursor on the Automation Reporter menu item under the Automation Support heading and press Enter to access the Automation Reporter submenu.The EZAOAR submenu lists the different Automation Reporter views.
W1 =EZAOAR============DLAO=====*========DDMMMYYYY==10:47:45====MVAO=====D====1
--Automation Reporter--
Automation Tracking Utility
.Actions EXEC Usage .List of Views
.Alerts .EXEC Resource Usage .List of User Views
.Automation Stats .EXEC Command History .List of Screens
.CPU Time by Program ..Overview
.Events ..AOEXEC (All) Last Used
.Health Metrics ..IMFEXEC General .EXECs
.Resources ..IMFEXEC CICS .Rules
.Rules ..IMFEXEC MQ .EXECs and Rules
.Rulesets ..IMFEXEC ARRAY
.TapeSHARE-Local ..IMFEXEC MV/MVX .Quit/Disconnect
.TapeSHARE-PLEX ..IMFEXEC OSPI-related .Quit
..TOMEXEC FunctionsPlace the cursor on the Actions menu item under the Automation Tracking heading and press Enter to display a view (ARACTNS) of the events and how many of those events were handled.
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COMMAND ===> SCR
CURR WIN ===> 1 ALT WIN ===>
>W1 =ARACTNS=========DLAO=====*========DDMMMYYYY==10:58:52====MVAO=====D===19===================================
Evnt Event Events/ Handled Hdl 0 50 100 Suppress Sup 0 50 100 Alerts Alt 0 50 100 Execs Exe
Type -----Count Min---- ---Count Pct +----+----+ ---Count Pct +---+---+ Created Pct +---+---+ Scheduled Pct
ALRM 286 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ALRT 74 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
BRC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CICS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CMD 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
DB2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
EOM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
EOS 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
EXT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
IIZ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
IMS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JRNL 242 17 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0
MQS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MSG 622 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NVC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NVM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TIME 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 2 100
TLM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
VAR 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0The ARACTNS view shows the current history record for the most recent time interval. The ARACTNS view shows historical information organized by event type.
See ARACTNS view: in color for a color version of the ARACTNS view. In the following figure, the picture shows only through column Alerts Alt.
In Automation Reporter: ARACTNS view and ARACTNS view: in color, the Event Count column shows how many events have occurred during the current interval and the Handled Count column shows whether the event was handled by automation. With this view, you can easily see how well your Rules are handling events and what actions the Rules are taking.
Additional columns in the ARACTNS view show how often the events were suppressed, if ALERTs or EXECs were issued, and the number of hardcopy messages that were suppressed.
You might have to scroll right to see columns not shown by placing the cursor under the name of any event type in the Evnt Type column and pressing Enter, you can see a list of all intervals included in the summarized view for the event type.
To display a view of resources used by the BBI-SS PAS, place the cursor on the Resources menu item under the History heading and press Enter.This displays the ARRES view.
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COMMAND ===>
CURR WIN ===> 1 ALT WIN ===>
W1 =ARRES=============DL71=====*========DDMMMYYYY==19:03:35====MVAO=====D====1
-Storage Resources Overview-- ---Variables Resources----
Private Stg Below 16M........ 1.7M Number in CSA Stg......... 54
Private Stg Below 16M (H-W-M) 1.7M Number in CSA Stg (H-W-M). 54
Pct Private Stg <16M in Use.. 23 CSA Storage Used.......... 5012
Private Stg Above 16M........ 9.3M CSA Storage Used (H-W-M).. 5012
Private Stg Above 16M (H-W-M) 9.3M Percent of CSA Stg Used... 0
Pct Private Stg >16M in Use.. 13 Variables Created......... 0
---PQE Activity in CSA Stg--- -----System Resources-----
PQEs in CSA Stg.............. 0 CPU Secs used by BBI-SS... 0.70
PQEs in CSA Stg (H-W-M)...... 0 CPU Secs used by SSR...... 0.25
CSA Stg Used by PQEs......... 0 EXCP Count by BBI-SS...... 4272
CSA Stg Used by PQEs (H-W-M). 0 CPUs Online............... 3
Pct of CSA Stg Used by PQEs.. 0 CPUs Online (H-W-M)....... 3
Ttl PQEs Obtained in CSA Stg. 0
---Alert Mgmt Resources---
--PQE Activity in ECSA Stg--- BiiZ Alerts Created....... 0
PQEs in ECSA Stg............. 0 BiiZ Alerts Deleted....... 0
PQEs in ECSA Stg (H-W-M)..... 0 Alert Queues Created...... 0
ECSA Stg Used by PQEs........ 0 Alert Queues Deleted...... 0
ECSA Stg Used by PQEs (H-W-M) 0
Pct of ECSA Stg Used by PQEs. 0 Terminal Session ResourcesThe ARRES view displays information such as how much private storage (above and below) was allocated, how many PQEs were created, how many CPU seconds the subsystem used, and so on.
To display a view of messages and how they were handled, place the cursor on the Events menu item under the History heading and press Enter.This displays the AREVNTS view.
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COMMAND ===>
CURR WIN ===> 1 ALT WIN ===>
>W1 =AREVNTS===========DL71=====*========DDMMMYYYY==18:52:35====MVAO=====D===60===============
Evnt Message Event Handled Hndld Message
Type ID---------- --Count --Count --Pct Text-------------------------
MSG IST663I 114 0 0 IST663I CDINIT REQUEST FROM VTAMC FAILED, SENSE=0
MSG IST530I 108 0 0 IST530I AM GBIND PENDING FROM VTAMD TO M02 FOR M0
MSG +FT580I 34 0 0 +FT580I ERROR WRITTING SMF RECORD. RC=24.
ALRM JCPU@QA@CMD@COPY 29 0 0 JCPU@QA@CMD@COPY SJSDC600 Jobname: AAODL65 (%CPUU
MSG $HASP308 12 0 0 $HASP308 MTACSQ9B ESTIMATED TIME EXCEEDED BY 80 M
MSG ETSCPHEARTBEAT 7 0 0 ETSCPHEARTBEAT
JRNL IM9180I 6 0 0 IM9180I NORMAL PRIORITY EXECS: RUNNING - 00001
MSG BBCSJ015I 5 0 0 BBCSJ015I The RPL macro encountered an error whil
MSG BBCSJ016I 5 0 0 BBCSJ016I R0=00000016, R15=00000020, FDBK=000000,
JRNL IM9110I 4 0 0 IM9110I LINK - DL64 - ACTIVE - TO - SJSD - AS
MSG -OLTDLOG 3 0 0 -OLTDLOG IEFPROC 00 320 113 *
MSG BBCSJ015I+ODULE 3 0 0 BBCSJ015I+ODULE BBC0SJ68
MSG IEF196I 3 0 0 IEF196I IEF237I 832E ALLOCATED TO SYS00008
ALRT DUMMY 2 0 0 DUMMY ALERT FOR AUTOLOG DATA GENERATION
ALRT GENERATED 2 0 0 GENERATED BY AUTOLOG (TIME) FOR AUTOLOG DATA
JRNL .D 2 0 0 .D E
JRNL AU0500E 2 0 0 AU0500E UNABLE TO LOCATE IOA TO SET VARIABLE
JRNL AU0505I 2 0 0 AU0505I UPDATE OF VARIABLE FAILED BY RULE AUTOLO
JRNL IMFMSG3 2 0 0 IMFMSG3 - AUTOLOG TIME RULE HAS LAUNCHED THIS EXE
JRNL IM9100I 2 0 0 IM9100I COMMAND ACCEPTED
F1=HELP F2=SPLIT F3=END F4=RETURN F5=RFIND F6=RCHANGE F7=UP F8=DOWN F9=SWAPUse the Event Count and Handled Count columns of this view to track information about how many events occur and how many get handled (or automated) over periods of time.
See the table in List-of-windows-mode-Automation-Reporter-views for a list of other Automation Reporter views that you can access.