One-resource graph
A one-resource graph shows multiple time periods with the most current period at the top of the graph.
A one-resource graph is displayed when:
a particular resource name is requested
In this case, up and down scrolling may be used to display resources before and after the selected resource.
a global resource graph is requested (those graphs that are listed as GLBL in the preceding table)
In this case, up and down scrolling have no effect.
A one-resource graph can show one to six graphs on a single display (see example below).
Sample one-resource graph
COMMAND ===> CICS ===> CICSPROD
CEMT USE COUNT RESPONSE TIME # LT 1.0 SECS
--------------- --------------- --------------
CURRENT 6 |*** | 0.463 |******* | 6 |*** |
14:00:00 4 |** | 0.358 |****** | 4 |** |
13:45:00 28 |************** | 0.368 |****** | 14 |******** |
13:30:00 8 |**** | 0.716 |********** | 8 |**** |
13:15:00 24 |************ | 0.932 |************** | 18 |********* |
13:00:00 1 |* | 0.479 |******* | 1 |* |
12:45:00 10 |***** | 0.084 |* | 10 |***** |
12:30:00 12 |****** | 0.628 |********** | 10 |***** |
12:15:00 6 |*** | 0.379 |****** | 5 |*** |
12:00:00 22 |*********** | 0.126 |** | 19 |***************|
--------------- --------------- ---------------
Column one shows the time each sample was taken.
Column two shows the values plotted for previous intervals. The most current interval average is represented by the top value and is updated with real-time data.
The fields CEMT, USE COUNT, RESPONSE TIME, # LT 1.0 SECS are column headings for the data shown below.
The asterisks are graphical representations of threshold level indicators.
A message is displayed when no data is available for the resource.
Global-resource-level graphs are one-resource graphs that show:
- historical CICS task-usage statistics, including CPU, paging, and task rates
- historical transaction service-level statistics
- historical CICS storage subpool high-water mark data
- user-defined time intervals for each global resource, as specified at MainView for CICS startup
An example of a one-resource global graph is shown below.
Sample one-resource global graph
COMMAND ===> CICS ===> CICSPROD
CICS USER DSPTCH CNT TC DISPATCH CNT KC DISPATCH CNT
--------------- --------------- ---------------
CURRENT 6 |*** | 463 |******* | 6 |*** |
14:00:00 4 |** | 358 |****** | 4 |** |
13:45:00 28 |************** | 368 |****** | 14 |******** |
13:30:00 8 |**** | 716 |********** | 8 |**** |
13:15:00 24 |************ | 932 |************** | 18 |********* |
13:00:00 1 |* | 479 |******* | 1 |* |
12:45:00 10 |***** | 84 |* | 10 |***** |
12:30:00 12 |****** | 628 |********** | 10 |***** |
12:15:00 6 |*** | 379 |****** | 5 |*** |
12:00:00 22 |*********** | 126 |** | 19 |***************|
--------------- --------------- ---------------
Column one shows the time each sample was taken.
Column two shows the values plotted for previous intervals. The top value represents the most current interval and is updated with real-time data.
The fields CICS, USER DSPTCH CNT, TC DISPATCH CNT, KCDISPATCH CNT are column headings for the data shown below.
The asterisks are graphical representations of threshold level indicators.
A message is displayed if no data is available for the resource.