Viewing events

The events on this panel can be sorted with primary commands to show information such as which events make up most of your event traffic.

Example

For example, if you enter

SHOWPER|SP 50

and press Enter on the Event Activity Statistics panel, the display will show only the events that make up 50% of the event traffic. The following figure shows an example of the Event Activity Statistics after SP 50 was entered.

BMC Software ------------- Event Activity Statistics ---------------- BMC AMI OpsA
   COMMAND ===> SP 50                                           TGT ===> AOAO
   Activated at: DD-MMM-YY 09:00:19 Total Events:    17,065   DATE --- YY/MM/DD
   Rule Set to be Updated ===> AAORUL00 Sort Criterion: NONE    TIME --- 10:48:38
   Line CMDS - (S)elect
   LC    Count Handled Type Text-ID/Description                   Unique-    510
                       ____ ________________
   _       522       0 ALRT IST314I END
   _       394       0 ALRT DSI064A OPENACB FAILED, ACBOFLG = X'68', ACBERROR = X
   _       317       0 ALRT IEF196I EW1023I ESTABLISHING REMOTE ELAN CONNECTION,
   _       234       0 ALRT DFS826I    TSTDBDV2 .NOFND X17H
   _       231       0 ALRT FT197I   WAITING FOR MainView FOR CICS SUBTASKS TO END
                             OL
   _       217       0 ALRT IST663I CDINIT     REQUEST FROM VTAME    FAILED , S
   _       191       0 ALRT IST889I SID = CD9F01E6DCE4BF00
   _       186       0 ALRT IST664I REAL OLU=USBOOL01.EXTSTN     ALIAS DLU=USBO
   _       152     152 MSG DFS826I   151 DBD ERRORS SENT TO JOB LOG X17H
   _       119       0 ALRT ICH408I USER(BMVJJC1 ) GROUP(MVSSUP ) NAME(CHAO JUNG
   _       101       0 ALRT IEA989I SLIP TRAP ID=X33E MATCHED
   _        82       0 ALRT EAO002I 09.31.55 CCIS HEARTBEAT

You might find that only 1 or 2 events make up 50% of your event traffic. By creating Rules for these events, you could automate as much as 50% of the events.

Line commands: selecting an event

Once you have decided on an event to automate, issue the S line command (for (S)elect) in the LC column.

The Rule Processor Detail Control panel is displayed. The Rule that you create will be added to the Rule Set named in the Rule Set to be Updated ===> field of the Event Activity Statistics application. Proceed to Using-the-Rule-Processor-Detail-Control-panel for more information about creating a Rule.

Primary commands

The following table describes the primary commands for the Event Activity Statistics panel.

Event activity statistics panel primary commands

Command	Parameters	Description
FIND \| F	text-id	Finds an exact match of a specified text-ID Use this command when you are searching for a specific text-ID; Example F $HASP00 This command can be repeated with the RFIND command.
LOCATE \| L	text-id or partial text-ID	Locates the closest match to a specific text-ID Use this command when you are searching for occurrences of text-IDs and you want to use a text string to perform the search; Example L $HASP This command cannot be repeated with the RFIND command.
RFIND	n/a	Repeats the previous FIND command and searches for the same text-ID
SHOWALL \| SA	n/a	Shows all messages; use this command to redisplay all messages after a SM, SP, or ST command that has been entered previously
SHOWMESSAGE \| SM	text-id or text string	Displays only those messages that match a specific text-ID or text pattern; for example the following command lists only those messages that begin with a message ID of $HASP: Example SM $HASP To return the display to its initial state, issue the SHOWALL \| SA command.
SHOWPER \| SP	nn	Displays entries (sorted by occurrence) whose combined counts constitutes a given percentage (nn) of the total message traffic The value nn is equal to the percentage; for example, the following command displays those messages that make up 80% of the total message traffic: Example SP 80 To return the display to its initial state, issue the SHOWALL \| SA command.
SHOWTOP \| ST	nn	Applies the percentage (nn) to the total message traffic to calculate a minimum count All entries whose count exceeds the calculated minimum count are displayed; for example, the following command displays all messages that occurred more frequently than 30% of the total message traffic: Example ST 30 To return the display to its initial state, issue the SHOWALL\|SA command.
SORT	[COUNT \| HANDLED \| Type \| Text-ID] A \| D	Sorts the display, by column heading, in ascending or descending order Descending order (the default) means the largest value is shown at the top of the display. For example, the following command sorts all messages by the number of times they have been encountered in descending order: Example SORT COUNT The event encountered most often is shown at the top. You can sort on all of the column headings except on the column heading Description.

Viewing events

Line commands: selecting an event

Primary commands

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