Options

Use the Options panels to change parameters affecting the behavior of your Online Monitor session. To display the Options menu, select option 4 (Options) from the Online Monitor Main Menu.

Figure 1. Options menu

 DGOMDPMN 13:13                Options                      PMO1DLOC DSN1 V10

 Select one of the following.

 __  1.  DB2 Subsystem
     2.  History Defaults
     3.  Monitor Output
     4.  Auto Display
     5.  Session Options
     6.  Current SQLID
     7.  ISPF Online Monitor Memory Usage



 Command ===> ____________________________________________________________
  F1=Help      F2=Split     F3=Exit      F9=Swap     F12=Cancel   F16=Look
 F17=Collect

You can select one of the following options from this menu:

Select option 1 (DB2 Subsystem) to display either the DB2® Subsystems List window or Db2 Subsystem window, where you can select the Db2 subsystem to be monitored.
Select option 2 (History Defaults) to display the History Defaults window, where you can display the installation-specified history defaults. This option is available only if a data collector is active for the Db2 subsystem you are monitoring.
Select option 3 (Monitor Output) to display the Monitor Output window, where you can control the writing of monitor records to an output data set.
Select option 4 (Auto Display) to display the Auto Display window, where you can set the default interval for the AUTO command.
Select option 5 (Session Options) to display the Session Options window, where you can set several options controlling the environment of your IRF session.
Select option 6 (Current SQLID) to display the Current SQLID window, where you can specify a different SQL authorization ID for qualifying the unqualified tables in the statements being explained.
Select option 7 (ISPF Online Monitor Memory Usage) to increase the default size of the internal storage area for displaying thread summary information from 1 MB to up to 4 MB. This might become necessary in large environments, if the amount of active Db2 threads cannot be displayed in the Thread Summary panel (typically revealed by message FPEM103 or FPEM546).