Using direct GRAPH command requests
Graph requests also can be issued by using the EXEC command or by specifying the requests in the CYCLE SETUP application. For more information, see CYCLE-SETUP-option. In these cases, the command can be specified in either abbreviated format or extended format.
Graph commands
The commands in the following table are supported for GRAPH requests. These commands give the same result as accessing the graphs through the menus. The asterisks can be replaced by resource names. Lowercase letters are optional.
GRAPH commands
Command | Equivalent menu option |
|---|---|
EXec Graph Glbl Cics | G.1 |
EXec Graph Cics | G.1 |
EXec Graph Glbl System | G.2 |
EXec Graph System | G.2 |
EXec Graph | G.2 |
EXec Graph Glbl SErvice | G.3 |
EXec Graph SErvice | G.3 |
EXec Graph Glbl SUbpool | G.4 |
EXec Graph SUbpool | G.4 |
EXec Graph Tran * | G.5 |
EXec Graph TErm * | G.6 |
EXec Graph Panl * | G.7 |
EXec Graph Bms * | G.8 |
EXec Graph Maps * | G.8 |
EXec Graph PSbs * | G.9 |
EXec Graph File * | G.10 |
After accessing these graphs, you can scroll left and right to view the various available fields.
Extended graph commands
The following extended command formats are available:
GRAPH GLBL area nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn
where
Variable
Description
area
Designates CICS, SYSTEM, SERVICE, or SUBPOOL
nnn
Represents up to six applicable fields for each area
Leading zeros are required.
GRAPH area resource nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn
where
Variable
Description
area
Designates TRAN, TERM, PANL, MAPS, PSBS, or FILE
resource
Specifies the resources to be selected (and may contain generic specifications)
nnn
Represents up to six applicable fields for the monitor record type of the selected resources
Leading zeros are required.
Two methods exist for determining the extended graph command:
Using RECALL
To view the graph command that is used to create a given graph request, type the RECALL command while viewing the display. The displayed graph can be the result of either a predefined selection or a user-defined graph selection. The graph command can be used as a sample for creating new graphs.
Using offline creation
You can select the command format (as previously listed) and determine the applicable values. Graph fields are listed in Cross-reference-for-graph-fields-data-fields-in-graphs. Each field is listed alphabetically and identifies its field number and the area to which it applies. Field numbers also are included in the online field descriptions that are displayed when you view Help.