Using the STATUS utility
The STATUS utility summarizes the activity of each active sampler for each active CMF MONITOR Extractor that is running on your system.
Select S - STATUS from the CMF Extractor Online Utilities menu.The CMF Extractor Status panel is displayed.
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I******* C M F M O N I T O R S T A T U S ********
DATE: MM/DD/YYYY TIME: 15:14
ASNAME: DC$PAS VERSION: CMF(V.R.MM) BBX(V.R.M)
CPM MONITOR ACTIVE - 22:25:14 MM/DD/YY CXEN(Y)
MVT(00B24000) DIE(0579023)
CSA ADR | SIZE | USED | ALLOC DATE & TIME
12300000 | 128K | 128K | 12/14/04 00:16:44
12400000 | 128K | 128K | 12/14/04 00:16:44
12500000 | 128K | 093K | 12/14/04 00:16:55
TOTAL | 384K | 349K |
WKQE'S: TOT(00664) MAX(00017) AVG(00016) CUR(00016) FRE(00648) SUPL(00000)
RUN TIME - 60 RECORD TIME - 5 MEMBER - CMFCPMCA
CMF MONITOR OUTPUT DATA SET: 0 RECORDS WRITTEN
BMVSGS.NEWDATA.SJSD
SAMP | STAT | RATE |SAMPLES| EVENTS | DIE TIME | SRB TIME | FNQE ADR | WKQE CNT | WKQE HWM | CSA AMT
RECD | ACT | 5M | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9E00| 3| 4| 128
GBLS | STP | 10S | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9D00| 9| 14| 3850
CPUS | ACT | 1000 | 18| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9C00| 5| 6| 1948
WLMS | ACT | 2000 | 9| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9B00| 4| 9| 6498
IOQZ | ACT | 60S | 1| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9A00| 5| 6| 19460
FCSW | ACT | N/A | 1| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9900| 4| 4| 448
DEVS | ACT | 1500 | 12| 0| 0.00| 0.01| 0D2D9800| 1| 5| 650
XCFS | ACT | 30S | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9700| 4| 9| 9668
CA3H | ACT | 1000 | 18| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9600| 5| 6| 6440
CA5H | ACT | 1000 | 18| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9500| 5| 6| 128
CA6H | ACT | 1000 | 18| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9400| 9| 9| 3850
CFTS | ACT | 30S | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9300| 5| 6| 1948
10.58.48 STC05526 CMF:- Use your PF keys to scroll through the STATUS panel. Data for each Extractor that is running on your system is sequentially displayed.
Field descriptions for the STATUS utility
The fields displayed in the STATUS panel are described in the following table.
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
VERSION | The first message line shows the version and release information of the active CMF MONITOR and of the BMC Software Subsystem Services (BBXS). This information is provided for each system in the format: Version.Release.Level. |
(monitoring mode) | The second message line indicates which monitoring mode is active: CMP— Continuous Performance Monitoring IMP — Intermittent Performance Monitoring The time and date that the monitor was started is also shown. CXEN(Y) — indicates that the PAS was started with CXEN=Y CXEN(N) — indicates that the PAS was started with CXEN=N If there is no active monitor, this message is displayed: CMF NOT ACTIVE. If CMF MONITOR is in the process of initializing, this message appears: NO ACTIVE MONITORS. |
MVT | This field is the CSA address of the main CMF MONITOR control block. |
DIE | This field is the number of disabled interrupt exits taken. |
CSA | These fields display the following information: ADR — address of each CSA block SIZE — amount of extended CSA allocated for each CSA block (as specified on the CMF MONITOR Extractor REPORT control statement; see Generating-and-managing-batch-reports) USED — portion of allocated CSA actually used for each CSA block ALLOC DATE & TIME — allocation date and time stamp for each CSA block TOTAL — total CSA allocated and used |
WKQE’S | 128-byte control blocks allocated from pre-allocated blocks of CSA The following information about WKQEs is provided: TOT —total number of WKQEs allocated, including supplemental WKQEs MAX — maximum number of WKQEs in use at one time during the execution of the CPM or IPM monitor AVG — average number of WKQEs in use during the execution of the CPM or IPM monitor CUR — number of WKQEs that are currently in use FRE — number of WKQEs that are currently free and available for use SUPL — number of WKQEs that were allocated to supplement the WKQEs allocated at monitor initialization |
RUN TIME | This field shows the length of time, in minutes, that CMF MONITOR will run (as specified on the CMF MONITOR Extractor REPORT control statement; see Generating-and-managing-batch-reports ). |
RECORD TIME | This field shows the interval, in minutes, for writing records (as specified on the CMF MONITOR Extractor REPORT control statement; see Generating-and-managing-batch-reports ). |
MEMBER | This field displays the name of the //PARMLIB DD member from which input control statements were read. SYSINCPM or SYSINIPM means that input was read from SYSIN for CPM or IPM. |
RECORDS WRITTEN | This field displays the number of records that have been written to the CMF MONITOR output data set. This field does not appear if any of the following conditions exist:
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CMF MONITOR OUTPUT DATA SET | This field displays the name of the CMF MONITOR or SMF recording data set.An asterisk (*) indicates that this is the alternate data set (the primary data set is full). If both the primary and alternate data sets are full, the following message is displayed: DATASET(S) FULL, RECORDING IS SUSPENDED If CMF MONITOR is disabled, this name is not displayed. |
Sampler information lines
The remainder of the output panel provides a sampler information line for each sampler that was invoked at Extractor initialization, in the following format:
SAMP | STAT | RATE |SAMPLES| EVENTS | DIE TIME | SRB TIME | FNQE ADR | WKQE CNT | WKQE HWM | CSA AMT
RECD | ACT | 5M | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9E00| 3| 4| 128
GBLS | STP | 10S | 0| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9D00| 9| 14| 3850
CPUS | ACT | 1000 | 18| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9C00| 5| 6| 1948
WLMS | ACT | 2000 | 9| 0| 0.00| 0.00| 0D2D9B00| 4| 9| 6498
SAMP | four-character sampler identification, which can be any of the IDs listed in Samplers and Extractor control statements |
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STAT | status, which can be ACT(Active), STP(Stopped), or ABD(Abended) |
RATE | sampling rate in milliseconds; a suffix of M denotes minutes |
SAMPLES | count of samples |
EVENT | count of SYSEVENTS intercepted |
DIE TIME | DIE TIME--CPU time consumed in the sampler DIE routine |
SRB TIME | SRB TIME--SRB time consumed by the sampler |
FNQE ADR | address of the sampler’s FNQE |
WKQE CNT | number of WKQEs currently in use by the sampler |
WKQE HWM | high-water mark of WKQEs used by the sampler since the sampler was started |
CSA AMT | amount of CSA that is currently being used by the sampler |
Samplers and Extractor control statements
The following table lists the four-character identifiers for each sampler with a description of the information that each sampler gathers and the corresponding Extractor control statement.
These four-character identifiers appear at the beginning of each sampler information line on the STATUS panel.
Sampler | Description | Extractor statement | Record type |
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ASMS | page/swap data set activity and ASM data | ASMDATA | SMF 75 CMF 240-02 CMF 240-09 |
CA3H CA5H CA6H | cache and ESS data | CACHE | SMF 74-5 SMF 74-8 |
CFTS | coupling facility data | CFDATA | SMF 74-4 |
CHNS | channel activity | CHANNEL | SMF 73 |
CPUS | CPU activity and data | CPU | SMF 70-1 CMF 240-01 |
CRYS | cryptographic hardware activity | CRYPTO | SMF 70-2 |
CSMS | COMMON STORAGE MONITOR records This sampler does not run in IPM mode. | CSMON | CMF 240-29 |
DEVS | device activity and data | DEVICE | SMF 74-1 CMF 240-05 |
DITS | disabled time | DISTIM | CMF 240-24 |
ENQS | enqueue activity This sampler does not run in IPM mode. | ENQUEUE | SMF 77 |
EXTS | Extractor summary data and performance group mapping data This sampler does not run in IPM mode. | EXTSUM | CMF 240-06 CMF 240-07 |
FCSW | FICON Director configuration and activity data | FICONSW | SMF 74-7 |
GBLS | global bit map | REPORT | CMF 240-00 |
HFS | global buffer and file system statistics | HFS | SMF 74-6 |
HMOV | DASD head movement mount data, seek data, and VTOC data | HEADMOVE | CMF 240-12 CMF 240-13 CMF 240-14 |
IOQS | I/O queuing data | IOQ | SMF 78-3 |
LPAM | LPA mapping data | LINKMAP | CMF 240-16 |
OMVS | OpenEdition MVS activity | OMVS | SMF 74-3 |
PAGS | paging activity and data | PAGING | SMF 71 CMF 240-03 |
PCIE | PCI Express (PCIe) hardware activity data | PCIEDATA | SMF 74-9 |
PGDS | storage data by performance group This sampler requires that the MVS PAS data collectors be active. | PGDDLAY | SMF 72-4 |
RECD | SRM constants, installation performance specifications, and Extractor control cards data | REPORT | CMF 240-11 |
TRAS | system control block trace data | TRACE76 | SMF 76 |
TRCE | CMF trace record data | TRACE | CMF 240-18 |
TSOS | TSO command and user summary record data | TSODATA | CMF 240-20 CMF 240-21 |
USER | user-specified data | USER | user-specified |
VSMS | virtual storage data | VSMDATA | SMF 78-2 |
WLMS | workload activity and data | WORKLOAD | SMF 72-3 |
WORS | workload activity and data This sampler does not run in IPM mode. | WORKLOAD | SMF 72-1 CMF 240-04 |
XCFS | Cross-System Coupling Facility (XCF) data | XCFDATA | SMF 74-2 |
Exiting the STATUS utility
Press the End key to exit the STATUS utility. You return to the CMF Extractor Online Utilities menu.
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