BMC AMI OpsM for z/OS easy menu
All options on this menu hyperlink to high-level views or submenus and have been given succinct, descriptive names, allowing you to quickly access the data that you need.
> Metric Information Ops Monitor for z/OS > View RealTime Menu
Time frame - Interval > View LongTerm Menu
> View ShortTerm Menu
Activity +-----------------------+ Utilities
> System Overview | Place cursor on | > OpsM z/OS Fast Menu
> Jobs | menu item and | > Environment Settings
> Devices | press ENTER | > RMF-like Menus
> Data Set Usage +-----------------------+ > SYSPROG Services
> Storage . Console
> XCF . Program and I/O Trace
> Coupling Facility > Alarm Management
> WLM Workloads > OpsM for USS Menu
> Non-WLM Workloads > Product Administration
> VSAM RLS
> USS . Return
> Storage Class Memory . Quit
. Quit/Disconnect
Options on this menu are grouped into two categories:
- Activity options
Activity options display submenus that give you an overview of a particular aspect of your system’s performance. From these overview submenus, you can selectively display information about a particular element by hyperlinking to a menu that is specific to the element. - Utilities options
Utilities options display submenus from which you can access a variety of information.
In addition, this menu, as well as a number of other menu views, offer you different ways (time frames) to display menu options:
- Interval data—cumulative information since the completion of the last full interval
By default, this menu displays interval data (Time frame - Interval) options. If you have switched to another time frame and want to return to the interval data menu, select the View Interval Menu option at the top of the panel to see the EZMZOS menu
Real-time data—information as it exists at the moment of inquiry - If you want to see which options display realtime data (Time frame - RealTime), select the View RealTime Menu option at the top of the panel to see the EZMZOSR menu.
Long-term data—information from one or more intervals
Because the default interval is 15 minutes, the smallest duration that a long-term interval can be is 16 minutes; the maximum duration for a long-term interval is 6 hours. The long-term interval characteristics are defined in BBPARM library member BBDTLTDC.If you want to see which options display long-term data (Time frame - LongTerm), select the View LongTerm Menu option at the top of the panel to see the EZMZOSL menu.Short-term data—information from one or more short-term intervals
A short-term interval is 15, 30, or 60 seconds long. The short-term interval characteristics are defined in BBPARM library member BBDTSTxx.
If you want to see which options display short-term data (Time frame – ShortTerm), select the View ShortTerm Menu option at the top of the panel to see the EZMZOSS menu. For more information, see Setting-up-short-term-history-data-collection-optional.
The OpsM for z/OS easy menu (EZMZOS) options are described in the following pages.