EVENTAggregateRecordType

The name of the action definition associated with the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The name of the CMAS in which the event was generated. Depending on what type of event it is, the named CMAS is one of the following:

• APM - The CMAS associated with the analysis point specification.
• MRM - The CMAS to which the target CICS system is connected.
• SAM - The primary CMAS for the target CICS system.

The CICSplex identified as the context to which the event applies.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of HS (high severe) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined HS Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false, then the Current HS Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current HS Entry is equal to the Defined HS Entry, then an event is raised or the severity of an existing event is increased to HS, and the Current HS Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of HS (high severe) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined HS Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current HS Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current HS Exit is equal to the Defined HS Exit, then the event is cancelled or (for a Threshold Event) the severity is decreased to HW, and the Current HS Exit value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of HW (high warning) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined HW Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false, then the Current HW Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current HW Entry is equal to the Defined HW Entry, then an event is raised and the Current HW Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of HW (high warning) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined HW Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current HW Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current HW Exit is equal to the Defined HW Exit, then the event is cancelled, or (for a Threshold Event) the severity is decreased to LW, and the current HW Exit value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of LS (low severe) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined LS Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false, then the Current LS Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current LS Entry is equal to the Defined LS Entry, then an event is raised or the severity of an existing event is increased to LS, and the Current LS Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of LS (low severe) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined LS Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current LS Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current LS Exit is equal to the Defined LS Exit, the event is canceled or (for a Threshold Event) the severity is decreased to VLS, and the Current LS Exit value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of LW (low warning) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined LW Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false, then the Current LW Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current LW Entry is equal to the Defined LW Entry, then an event is raised and the Current LW Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of LW (low warning) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined LW Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current LW Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current LW Exit is equal to the Defined LW Exit, then the event is cancelled or (for a threshold event) the severity is decreased to LS and the current LW Exit value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of VHS (very high severe) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined VHS Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false,the Current VHS Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current VHS Entry is equal to the Defined VHS Entry, then an event is raised or the severity of an existing event is increased to VHS, and the Current VHS Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of VHS (very high severe) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined VHS Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current VHS Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current VHS Exit is equal to the Defined VHS Exit, then the event is cancelled or (for a Threshold Event) the severity is decreased to HS, and the Current VHS Exit value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of VLS (very low severe) has been true. This value is compared to the Defined VLS Entry to determine whether an event should be raised, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be false, then the Current VLS Entry value is reset to zero. When the Current VLS Entry is equal to the Defined VLS Entry, then an event is raised or the severity of an existing event is increased to VLS, and the Current VLS Entry value is reset to zero.

The current number of consecutive evaluations for which a condition with a severity of VLS (very low severe) has been false. This value is compared to the Defined VLS Exit to determine whether an event should be cancelled, or the severity of an existing event should be updated. If the condition is determined to be true, then the Current VLS Exit value is reset to zero. When the Current VLS Exit is equal to the Defined VLS Exit, then the event is cancelled or (for a Threshold Event) the severity is decreased to LS, and the Current VLS Exit value is reset to zero.

The local date and time when the event was created.

A description of the event, as specified in the action definition associated with the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

For events generated by analysis definitions, indicates whether detailed information about the event is available. The detailed information includes information from the evaluation definition that caused the event to be raised.

A value of NO means the event was generated automatically by CICSPlex SM, rather than by an analysis definition.

The type of analysis that generated the event:

• APM - Analysis point monitoring
• MRM - MAS resource monitoring
• SAM - System availability monitoring

Indicates whether a SNA generic alert was sent to NetView for the event.

Indicates whether external messages were generated for the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of HS (high severe) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of HS (high severe) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of HW (high warning) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of HW (high warning) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of LS (low severe) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of LS (low severe) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of LW (low warning) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of LW (low warning) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The name of the event. For events generated as a result of evaluating an analysis or status definition, the event name is the same as the definition name. For events generated automatically by CICSPlex SM, the name is one of the following:

• !!SAMOPS - System unavailable
• !!SAMSDM - System dump
• !!SAMTDM - Transaction dump
• !!SAMSOS - Short-on-storage
• !!SAMMAX - Maximum tasks
• !!SAMNRM - Non-responsive-MAS
• !!SAMSTL - System stall

Indicates whether an interface to NetView is available from the CMAS in which the event was generated.

The priority of the event, as specified in the action definition associated with the analysis or status definition that generated the event. The priority of an event can range from 1 to 255, with 255 being the highest priority.

The interval, in seconds, between evaluations of the the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The specific resource (such as a program or file) that caused the event to be generated.

The type of resource for which the event was generated.

The event sequence number.

The severity associated with the event:

• VHS - Very high severe
• HS - High severe
• HW - High warning
• LW - Low warning
• LS - Low severe
• VLS - Very low severe

For events generated as a result of evaluating an analysis definition, the severity is assigned as part of the associated evaluation definition. For events generated automatically, the severity is assigned by CICSPlex SM.

The name of the CICS system or CICS system group that is the target of the event. Note: The target will be a CICS system group only for events whose type is APM.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of VHS (very high severe) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of VHS (very high severe) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

A string of up to 8 characters that allows you to provide additional site-specific data about the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of VLS (very low severe) must be true before an event is generated. This entry value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.

The number of consecutive evaluations during which a condition with a severity of VLS (very low severe) must be false before the event is considered resolved. This exit value was specified in the analysis or status definition that generated the event.