CSMON

The CSMON control statement causes the BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CMF Extractor to collect common storage (CSA and SQA) usage by jobs at the end of each recording interval. The storage obtained and subsequently released by a job within an interval is not recorded.

CSMON

The CSMON control statement requires that the MVS CSA and SQA tracking be Active by assuring that IBM parameter library member DIAGxx contains:

Related topics

COMMSTOR
Common-Storage-Usage-Summary-Report
CMF-record-mapping

Extractor-control-statements


CSA (ON) SQA(ON)

See the description of DIAGxx in IBM publication MVS Initialization and Tuning Reference for details.

Monitoring modes

A CSMON statement can be specified for CPM mode only; this statement is not valid for IPM mode.

Sampler and record types

The CSMON statement controls the CSMS sampler, which produces CMF type 240-29 user records.

Analyzer statements and reports

COMMSTOR

Common Storage Usage Detail Report

Important

The type 240-29 records can also be used to produce your own reports. See information about member CSMAPSAS, which is a sample SAS report in hilevel.BBSAMP, in the section that discusses mapping CMF records created by CMF.

Other BMC Software products

The CSMON control statement is used by the CMF Extractor only.

Parameters

There are no parameters for this control statement.

Example

CSMON

The CMF Extractor activates the CSMS sampler, which collects common storage usage by jobs at the end of each recording interval.

 

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