TSODATA
The TSODATA control statement specifies the TSO commands to be monitored, and indicates whether TSO user data is collected.
[SAMPLE={1000|nnnn}]
[,CMDS=(cl1,...,c32)]
[,LIMIT={32|nnn}]
[,USERS={YES|NO}]
TSO commands executed under ISPF do not issue SYSEVENT ZERO; therefore, these commands are not timed under ISPF. However, the EDIT and TEST subcommands under EDIT and TEST modes are counted and monitored. If FSE is being used and the subcommands are stacked, FSE replaced the last character of the subcommand with the character Z.
Monitoring modes | One TSODATA statement can be specified for each monitoring mode, continuous (CPM) or intermittent (IPM). | |
Sampler and record types | The TSODATA statement controls the TSOS sampler, which produces CMF type 240-20 and 240-21 user records. | |
Analyzer statements and reports | CMFSUM PERFSUM,PERFORM TSOPERF TSO Interval Summary Report TSOUSER | CMF Summary Report Performance Summary Report TSO Command Summary Report TSO User Summary Report when USERS=YES is defined on the TSODATA Extractor control statement |
Other BMC Software products | The TSODATA control statement is used by the CMF MONITOR Extractor only. | |
Parameters
Parameters for the TSODATA control statement are as follows:
SAMPLE= | specifies the number of milliseconds between data gathering cycles for TSO data The default is 1000. The sampling rate can be between 20 and 9999. |
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CMDS= | identifies specific TSO commands (up to 32) that you want to monitor for response time information If you do not specify CMD, the first nnn commands issued are monitored, where nnn is the value specified on the LIMIT parameter. For standard TSO commands, TSO aliases (command short forms) are acceptable. Only one form of the command needs to be specified; for example, ALLOC also implies ALLOCATE. All commands are identified by their long names on the TSO Command Summary Report. |
LIMIT= | limits the total number of TSO commands (up to 251) that the CMF MONITOR Extractor can monitor Any commands that are specified in the CMDS parameter are monitored along with any other commands that are detected, up to the LIMIT value. The default value for LIMIT is 32; the maximum value is 251. Specifying a value greater than 251 forces 251. If LIMIT exceeds the number of commands that are specified in CMDS, the additional commands are the first ones issued. If LIMIT is below the number of commands that are specified in CMDS, the limit is increased to the number of commands specified. |
USERS= | specifies whether statistics are to be collected for each TSO user at logoff The default is YES. USERS=YES is required to produce the TSO User Summary report. |