The following solutions are provided for BMC AMI Ops Automation:
DFSMShsm automation events are generated by BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules.
A Rule is a two-part conditional statement. When the conditions that are specified in the first part of the statement are met, the actions in the second part of the statement are performed. Some Rules use variables and some Rules are time-initiated. Rules are organized in the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules Processor. RULSRS is the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rule Set for predefined BMC AMI Storage Automation solutions.
The following table lists the predefined storage events. You can modify Rules by using the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules Processor. For more information, see the BMC AMI Ops AutomationBasic Automation Guide.
Predefined storage events
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HSM Held Resource solution | |
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HSM Duplicate Request solution | |
HSM Commands and Replies solution | |
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HSM Message Suppression solution | |
ADSM Hung Session solution | |
WarningImportant
BMC AMI Ops Automation PARMLIB member SRSVARG is a prerequisite for all of the solutions.
If you modify parameters in a BMC AMI Ops Automation PARMLIB member, you can restore variable values by using the following BMC AMI Ops Automation console command:
F AOAS,%SRSVAR parmlibMember,parmlibMember...
The parmlibMember variables represent the names of one or more PARMLIB members that contain the changed values.
Initialization solution
The Initialization solution is used to initialize variables for the following solutions:
- HSM Held Resource
- HSM Waiting
- HSM Duplicate Request
- ADSM Hung Session
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
Initialization solution elements
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| The Initialization solution is invoked when MVS issues the following message: PM0010I BBI INITIALIZATION COMPLETE The Rule that invokes this solution runs an EXEC (SRSVAR) that reads PARMLIB members and sets the solution variables in the members. |
| SRSVAR Traps BBI startup message PM0010I and calls the SRSVAR EXEC. This Rule is distributed as enabled in Rule Set RULSRS. |
| SRSVAR reads PARMLIB members and sets variables; any parameters that are passed are appended with the characters VAR to complete the name of the member to be read. |
| The PARMLIB member for this solution is SRSVARG. The parameters in SRSVARG apply to multiple solutions. | |
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| Job name of the DFSMShsm address space | | Queue name for all BMC AMI Storage Automation alerts | | BMC AMI Ops Automation target name to which all alerts are routed If you specify an * (asterisk) on this parameter, all alerts are created on the local system. |
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HSM Held Resource solution
The HSM Held Resource solution checks for held resources and for the largest free areas above and below the line.
When an automated action is held, an event will be generated and displayed in the BMC AMI Ops Automation Active Alerts display.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Held Resource solution elements
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| This solution is invoked by a time-initiated Rule. It can also be invoked manually by issuing the following BMC AMI Ops Automation console command: |
| HSMHELD is a time-initiated Rule that executes every hour at one minute past the hour. WarningImportant You can change the interval by using the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules. This Rule is distributed as enabled in Rule Set RULSRS. |
| The HSM Held Resource solution uses the following EXECs: | |
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| Issues the HSM QUERY ACTIVE command and parses through the output, looking for any resource that is in a HELD status | | Is called when a you respond to an event If you respond to an event with an R, the held resource is released and the event is deleted. If you respond with any other value, an event is issued, stating that the reply was invalid as issued. |
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| The PARMLIB member for this solution is SRSVARH. The parameters are read by the Initialization solution and saved as shared variables. | |
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| Is the verbose mode for the solution, set as follows: 0 = Off (normal) 1 = Verbose 2 = Very verbose | | Is the priority for all alerts created by this solution for a held resource or insufficient free space Values are CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, WARN, INFO, or CLEARING. | | Is the threshold size in kilobytes below the line If the largest free area below the line is smaller than this value, the solution will issue an alert. If the value is zero (0), no checking will be performed. | | Is the threshold size in kilobytes above the line If the largest free area above the line is smaller than this value, the solution issues an alert. If the value is zero (0), no checking will be performed. |
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HSM Waiting solution
The HSM Waiting solution checks the number of waits on each resource and compares it to the parameters that you specify.
You can establish warning thresholds for the following conditions:
- MIGRATE waits
- RECALL waits
- DELETE waits
- BACKUP waits
- RECOVER waits
- COMMAND waits
- ABACKUP waits
- ARECOVER waits
- TOTAL waits
If any of the values that you specify are exceeded, a warning condition is issued. If you specify 0 (zero) for any condition, a threshold warning is not issued.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Waiting solution elements
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| This solution is invoked by a time-initiated Rule. It can also be invoked manually by issuing the following BMC AMI Ops Automation console command: |
| HSMWAIT is a time-initiated Rule that executes every hour at one minute past the hour. WarningImportant You can change the interval by using the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules. This Rule is distributed as enabled in Rule Set RULSRS. |
| HSMWAIT issues the HSM QUERY WAITING command and parses through the output, analyzing the number of waits for each resource and comparing it to the threshold that you specify for the resource. Each time that HSMWAIT finds a value over the threshold, HSMWAIT issues an alert. |
| The parameters for this solution are in PARMLIB member SRSVARW. The parameters are read by the Initialization solution and saved as shared variables. | |
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| Is the verbose mode for the solution, set as follows: 0 = Off (normal) 1 = Verbose 2 = Very verbose | | Is the priority for all alerts created by this solution when a waiting value is over the threshold Values are CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, WARN, INFO, or CLEARING. | | Is the threshold for MIGRATE waits | | Is the threshold for RECALL waits | | Is the threshold for DELETE waits | | Is the threshold for BACKUP waits | | Is the threshold for RECOVER waits | | Is the threshold for COMMAND waits | | Is the threshold for ABACKUP waits | | Is the threshold for ARECOVER waits | | Is the threshold for TOTAL waits |
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HSM Duplicate Request solution
The HSM Duplicate Request solution checks for duplicate requests. When a duplicate request is found, the duplicate request is canceled or an alert is issued, depending on what you specify.
This solution addresses only duplicate requests for data sets. It ignores all other resources that are reported in response to the QUERY REQUEST command.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Duplicate Request solution elements
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| This solution is invoked by a time-initiated Rule. It can also be invoked manually by issuing the following BMC AMI Ops Automation console command: |
| HSMDUPR is a time-initiated Rule that executes every hour at one minute past the hour. WarningImportant You can change the interval by using the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules. This Rule is distributed as enabled in Rule Set RULSRS. |
| HSMDUPR issues the HSM QUERY REQUEST command and parses through the output, comparing requests. Each time that HSMDUPR finds more than one request for the same data set, an alert is issued (in test mode), or the second request is canceled. |
| The parameters for this solution are in PARMLIB member SRSVARD. The parameters are read by the Initialization solution and saved as shared variables. | |
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| Is the verbose mode for the solution, set as follows: 0 = Off (normal) 1 = Verbose 2 = Very verbose | | Is the priority for all alerts created by this solution for duplicate requests Values are CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, WARN, INFO, or CLEARING. | | Sets test mode 0 = On 1 = Off When test mode is off, this solution issues an alert instead of canceling the duplicate request. |
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HSM Commands and Replies solution
The HSM Commands and Replies solution traps write-to-operator-with-reply (WTOR) messages that are issued by DFSMShsm and automates replies in response to them.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Commands and Replies solution elements
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| This solution is invoked when DFSMShsm issues the WTOR messages to be trapped. |
| The HSM Command and Replies solution uses the following Rules. WarningNote These Rules are distributed as disabled in Rule Set RULSRS and must be enabled to implement the solution.
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| ARC0001I DFSMShsm STARTING | | ARC0008I DFSMShsm INITIALIZATION SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0020I ******************************* | | ARC0100I xxxxxx COMMAND COMPLETED | | ARC0120I PRIMARY VOLUME ADDED | | ARC0126I ADDROC VOLSER REJECTED | | ARC0143I PARMLIB MEMBER, userID, hostID, Primary HST | | ARC0145I DS DELETED = DATASETS/FAILS | | ARC0146I RECYCLED VOLUMES, DS, blocks | | ARC0147I BUDENSITY, BUUNIT, BU RECYCLE PERCENTAGE | | ARC0148I TOTAL SPACE, EXTENTS, PERCENT FULL, THRESH | | ARC0149I MONITOR, MCDS, BCDS, OCDS, JOURNAL THRESH | | ARC0150J JOURNAL, LOG, TRACE, SMFID, DEBUG, EMERG | | ARC0151I DAYS, ML1DAYS, PRIMGMT START, MAXTASKS | | ARC0152I MAXRECALL TASKS, RECALL, PRIV VOLUME, EXTNT | | ARC0153I SCRATCHFREQ, SYSOUT, SWAP, PERMISSION, EXIT | | ARC0154I MAXBACKUP TASKS, ABSTRACT, VERSIONS, FREQ | | ARC0155I DFSMShsm STATISTICS FOR date | | ARC0156I STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS, ABENDS, MWES, CPU TIME | | ARC0157I DS MIGRATE L1/L2, EXTENT REDUCTIONS, FAILS | | ARC0158I DS RECALL L1/L2, FAILS, RECALL NBYTES | | ARC0159I DS BACKUP DSN, FAILS, DS RECOVER DSN, FAILS | | ARC0164I DAY = DAY/SPILL/UNASSIGNED, VOLS | | ARC0171I SETMIG LEVEL qualifier PROCESSED | | ARC0175I LEVEL qualifier AND MIGRATION RESTRICT TYPE | | ARC0176I qualifier, RESTRICTION TYPE | | ARC0200I TRAP IN MODULE xxx | | | | ARC0208I TRAP FOR ERROR CODE xxx | | ARC0210I PATCH PROCESSING COMPLETE | | ARC0213I VERIFY SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0216I DUMP CLASS DEFINITION, CLASS, RC | | ARC0226I MIGRATION LEVEL 2 UNDEFINED | | ARC0229I DATA SET POOL DEFINED | | ARC0232I DSN/VD2 POOLS, VOLS | | ARC0260I MIGRATION VOLUME xxxxxx ENTRY NOT DEFINED | | ARC0270I BACKUP CYCLE DEFINITION SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0271I BACKUP CYCLE LENGTH, CYCLE, DATE, START | | ARC0272I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT CYCL LENGTH, CYCLE, DATE | | ARC0340I COMPACTION OPTIONS (TAPE/DASD MIGR, BACKUP) | | ARC0341I COMPACT PERCENT IS nn% | | ARC0365I VOLUME NOW AVAILABLE FOR RECYCLE | | ARC0400I VOLUME IS nn% FREE, trks, cyl, FRAG | | ARC0401I LARGEST EXTENTS ARE cyls, trks | | ARC0402I VTOC IS TRACKS, FREE DSCBS, FORMAT 5 DSCBS | | ARC0422I TAPECOPY COMPLETED rc | | ARC0503I ALLOCATION ERROR | | ARC0517I SECONDARY SPACE MGMT STARTING/RESTARTING | | ARC0518I SECONDARY SPACE MGMT ENDED | | ARC0519I DADSM PARTEL FUNCTION RELEASED, trks, vol | | ARC0520I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT STARTING/RESTARTING | | ARC0521I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT ENDED SUCCESSFULLY | | ARC0522I SPACE MANAGEMENT STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0523I SPACE MANAGEMENT ENDED ON VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0526I MIGR CLEANUP STARTING AT time, date, system | | ARC0527I MIGR CLEANUP ENDED AT time, date, system | | ARC0529I MIGR CLEANUP PARAMETERS FOR recs, days, old | | ARC0718I MOVEMENT OF BKUP VERSIONS STARTNG | | ARC0719I MOVEMENT OF BKUP VERSIONS ENDING | | ARC0720I AUTOMATIC BACKUP STARTING | | ARC0721I AUTOMATIC BACKUP ENDING | | ARC0722I BACKUP STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0723I BACKUP ENDING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0724I CLEANUP STARTING ON BACKUP VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0725I BACKUP SPILL IS USING VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0726I CLEANUP ENDING ON BACKUP VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0728I VTOC FOR VOL vvvvvv COPIED TO DATA SET | | ARC0734I ACTION= xxx,DSN= xxx,ACTION= xxx,FRVOL= xxx,TOVOL= xxx, TRACKS... | | ARC0735I BKUP OF MIGRATED DS STARTING | | ARC0736I BKUP OF MIGRATED DS ENDING | | ARC0740I CDS BACKUP STARTING AT time ON date SYSTEM sysID, TO TAPE/DASD IN PARALLELL | NONPARALLEL MODE | | ARC0741I CDS BACKUP ENDING AT time ON date, STATUS = status | | ARC0742I BACKUP FOR XCDS STARTING | | ARC0743I XCDS SUCCESSFULLY BACKED UP | | ARC0748I LAST SUCCESSFUL CDS BKUP QUALIF | | ARC0831I RECYCLE COMMAND PROCESSING ENDED | | ARC0832I RECYCLE STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0833I RECYCLE ENDED ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC1800I DFSMShsm WAIT REQUEST CANCELLED BY ATTENTION |
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| No parameters exist for this solution. |
HSM Message Suppression solution
The HSM Message Suppression solution traps DFSMShsm messages and suppresses them.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Message Suppression solution elements
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| This solution is invoked when DFSMShsm issues the messages to be trapped. |
| The HSM Message Suppression solution uses the following Rules. WarningImportant These Rules are distributed as disabled in Rule Set RULSRS and must be enabled to implement the solution.
| Traps and suppresses the following message: |
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| ARC0001I DFSMShsm STARTING | | ARC0008I DFSMShsm INITIALIZATION SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0020I ******************************* | | ARC0100I xxxxxx COMMAND COMPLETED | | ARC0120I PRIMARY VOLUME ADDED | | ARC0126I ADDROC VOLSER REJECTED | | ARC0143I PARMLIB MEMBER, userID, hostID, Primary HST | | ARC0145I DS DELETED = DATASETS/FAILS | | ARC0146I RECYCLED VOLUMES, DS, blocks | | ARC0147I BUDENSITY, BUUNIT, BU RECYCLE PERCENTAGE | | ARC0148I TOTAL SPACE, EXTENTS, PERCENT FULL, THRESH | | ARC0149I MONITOR, MCDS, BCDS, OCDS, JOURNAL THRESH | | ARC0150J JOURNAL, LOG, TRACE, SMFID, DEBUG, EMERG | | ARC0151I DAYS, ML1DAYS, PRIMGMT START, MAXTASKS | | ARC0152I MAXRECALL TASKS, RECALL, PRIV VOLUME, EXTNT | | ARC0153I SCRATCHFREQ, SYSOUT, SWAP, PERMISSION, EXIT | | ARC0154I MAXBACKUP TASKS, ABSTRACT, VERSIONS, FREQ | | ARC0155I DFSMShsm STATISTICS FOR date | | ARC0156I STARTUPS, SHUTDOWNS, ABENDS, MWES, CPU TIME | | ARC0157I DS MIGRATE L1/L2, EXTENT REDUCTIONS, FAILS | | ARC0158I DS RECALL L1/L2, FAILS, RECALL NBYTES | | ARC0159I DS BACKUP DSN, FAILS, DS RECOVER DSN, FAILS | | ARC0164I DAY = DAY/SPILL/UNASSIGNED, VOLS | | ARC0171I SETMIG LEVEL qualifier PROCESSED | | ARC0175I LEVEL qualifier AND MIGRATION RESTRICT TYPE | | ARC0176I qualifier, RESTRICTION TYPE | | ARC0200I TRAP IN MODULE xxx | | | | ARC0208I TRAP FOR ERROR CODE xxx | | ARC0210I PATCH PROCESSING COMPLETE | | ARC0213I VERIFY SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0216I DUMP CLASS DEFINITION, CLASS, RC | | ARC0226I MIGRATION LEVEL 2 UNDEFINED | | ARC0229I DATA SET POOL DEFINED | | ARC0232I DSN/VD2 POOLS, VOLS | | ARC0260I MIGRATION VOLUME xxxxxx ENTRY NOT DEFINED | | ARC0270I BACKUP CYCLE DEFINITION SUCCESSFUL | | ARC0271I BACKUP CYCLE LENGTH, CYCLE, DATE, START | | ARC0272I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT CYCL LENGTH, CYCLE, DATE | | ARC0340I COMPACTION OPTIONS (TAPE/DASD MIGR, BACKUP) | | ARC0341I COMPACT PERCENT IS nn% | | ARC0365I VOLUME NOW AVAILABLE FOR RECYCLE | | ARC0400I VOLUME IS nn% FREE, trks, cyl, FRAG | | ARC0401I LARGEST EXTENTS ARE cyls, trks | | ARC0402I VTOC IS TRACKS, FREE DSCBS, FORMAT 5 DSCBS | | ARC0422I TAPECOPY COMPLETED rc | | ARC0503I ALLOCATION ERROR | | ARC0517I SECONDARY SPACE MGMT STARTING/RESTARTING | | ARC0518I SECONDARY SPACE MGMT ENDED | | ARC0519I DADSM PARTEL FUNCTION RELEASED, trks, vol | | ARC0520I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT STARTING/RESTARTING | | ARC0521I PRIMARY SPACE MGMT ENDED SUCCESSFULLY | | ARC0522I SPACE MANAGEMENT STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0523I SPACE MANAGEMENT ENDED ON VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0526I MIGR CLEANUP STARTING AT time, date, system | | ARC0527I MIGR CLEANUP ENDED AT time, date, system | | ARC0529I MIGR CLEANUP PARAMETERS FOR recs, days, old | | ARC0718I MOVEMENT OF BKUP VERSIONS STARTNG | | ARC0719I MOVEMENT OF BKUP VERSIONS ENDING | | ARC0720I AUTOMATIC BACKUP STARTING | | ARC0721I AUTOMATIC BACKUP ENDING | | ARC0722I BACKUP STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0723I BACKUP ENDING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0724I CLEANUP STARTING ON BACKUP VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0725I BACKUP SPILL IS USING VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0726I CLEANUP ENDING ON BACKUP VOLUME xxxxxx | | ARC0728I VTOC FOR VOL vvvvvv COPIED TO DATA SET | | ARC0734I ACTION=xxx,DSN=xxx,ACTION=xxx,FRVOL=xxx,TOVOL=xxx, TRACKS... | | ARC0735I BKUP OF MIGRATED DS STARTING | | ARC0736I BKUP OF MIGRATED DS ENDING | | ARC0740I CDS BACKUP STARTING AT time ON date SYSTEM sysID, TO TAPE/DASD IN PARALLELL | NONPARALLEL MODE | | ARC0741I CDS BACKUP ENDING AT time ON date, STATUS = status | | ARC0742I BACKUP FOR XCDS STARTING | | Traps and suppresses the following message: ARC0743I XCDS SUCCESSFULLY BACKED UP | | ARC0748I LAST SUCCESSFUL CDS BKUP QUALIF | | ARC0831I RECYCLE COMMAND PROCESSING ENDED | | ARC0832I RECYCLE STARTING ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC0833I RECYCLE ENDED ON VOLUME xxxxxx AT hh:mm:ss | | ARC1800I DFSMShsm WAIT REQUEST CANCELLED BY ATTENTION |
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HSM Alert solution
The HSM Alert solution traps messages that are issued by DFSMShsm and issues alerts in response to them.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
HSM Alert solution elements
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| This solution is invoked when DFSMShsm issues the messages to be trapped. |
| HSM Alert solution has the following Rules. WarningImportant These Rules are distributed as disabled in Rule Set RULSRS and must be enabled to implement the solution.
| Issues an alert when the following message is trapped: |
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| ARC0026E JOURNALIZING DISABLED DUE TO errorText | | ARC0036I I/O DISABLED FOR DFSMShsm PROBLEM | | ARC0050A DFSMShsm NOT ACTIVE- START DFSMShsm | | ARC0107I INSUFFICIENT MAIN STORAGE | | ARC0109I ACTIVITY LOGGING COULD NOT BE SWITCHED | | ARC0305I GETMAIN/FREE MAIN FAILURE IN MODULE, returnCode | | ARC0307I ERROR MAINING STORAGE FROM SUBPOOL inMod | | | | ARC0441I ALTERNATE VOLUME altVolName REMOVED AS COPY OF VOLUME volser | | | | ARC0560E MIGRATION LIMITED | | ARC0057I CSA WSAGE BY DFSMShsm HAS REACHED THE INACTIVE THRESHOLD OF n BYTES, ALL BUT BATCH WAIT REQUESTS FAILED | | ARC0058I CSA WSAGE BY DFSMShsm HAS REACHED THE ACTIVE THRESHOLD OF xxxx, ALL BUT BATCH WAIT REQUESTS FAILED | | ARC0708I BKUP | SPILL | CLNUP | DUMP | RSTR TERMINATED | | ARC0716I MVMNT BKUP VER | BKUP OF MIGR DSN TERMINATED | | ARC0738I FAILURE IN BKUP | DUMP | RCVR | CONTROL TASK, returnCode | | ARC0744E DSID COULD NOT BE BACKED UP, RC = returnCode, REAS = reasonCode, MIGRATION BACKUP, DUMP, AND RECYCLE HELD | | ARC0860E CDS SPACE MONITORING DISABLED | | ARC0909E {MIGRATION CONTROL| BACKUP CONTROL | OFFLINE CONTROL | JOURNAL} DATASET IS ABOUT nn% FULL | | ARC0909I {MIGRATION CONTROL| BACKUP CONTROL | OFFLINE CONTROL | JOURNAL} DATASET IS ABOUT nn% FULL | | ARC0910E DFSMShsm CDS IS FULL. REORGANIZE CDS. MIGRATION, BACKUP, AND DUMP HELD | | ARC0923I ERROR CLOSING TAPE DATA SET dataSetName, returnCode | | ARC1118I RECALL FAILED ALLOC TAPE | | ARC1900I DFSMShsm ABEND code OCCURRED PROCESSING request |
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ADSM Hung Session solution
The ADSM Hung Session solution checks for outstanding ADSM sessions.
When the solution finds an outstanding session that is older than the user-specified threshold, the session is canceled, or an alert is issued.
The following table presents the elements that this solution uses.
ADSM Hung Session solution elements
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| This solution is invoked by a time-initiated Rule. It can also be invoked manually by issuing the following BMC AMI Ops Automation console command: |
| ADSMHUNG is a time-initiated Rule that executes every hour at four minutes past the hour. WarningImportant You can change the interval by using the BMC AMI Ops Automation Rules. This Rule is distributed as enabled in Rule Set RULSRS. |
| ADSM Hung Session solution uses the following EXECs. | |
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| Issues the ADSM QUERY SESSION command and parses through the output, looking for an elapsed time that has exceeded the user-specified limit Each time ADSMHUNG finds an elapsed time that has exceeded the user-specified limit, an alert is issued (in test mode), or the session is canceled. | | Issues a write-to-operator-with-reply (WTOR) message with instructions to cancel the session. |
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| The ADSM Hung Session solution parameters are in PARMLIB member SRSVARA. The parameters are read by the Initialization solution and saved as shared variables. | |
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| Sets verbose mode for the solution, as follows: 0 = Off (normal) 1 = Verbose 2 = Very verbose | | Sets the priority for all alerts created by this solution for duplicate requests Values are CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, WARN, INFO, or CLEARING. | | Sets test mode: 0 = Off 1 = On When test mode is off, this solution issues an alert instead of canceling the duplicate request. | | Specifies the threshold value in minutes If a session has been active for longer than the time specified by this number, the session is canceled. |
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