Starting exception analysis
You can start exception analysis for all exceptions or for a limited group of exceptions.
All exceptions
To start exception analysis:
- Select option E from the Main menu.
- From the Exceptions menu, select option A to
start group exception analysis or option B to
display systemwide exceptions. When exception analysis is running,
a warning message appears whenever an exception condition occurs.When no exception conditions exist in your system, OMEGAMON® for IMS displays the following message:
No exceptions tripped this cycle
- You can customize this message on the Set All Clear Message panel.
Type P.F.A on the INFO-line and press Enter.OMEGAMON for IMS displays the Set All Clear Message panel that is shown in the following figure.
Figure 1. Set All Clear Message screen ________________ KOIMENU VTM OI-II V530./C I91C 03/25/15 9:37:15 B > Help PF1 Back PF3 Up PF7 Down PF8 Save Profile PF22 =============================================================================== > Set All Clear Message > The display below shows the current message that appears when exception > analysis detects no components above their exception threshold. To change > the message, type a new one of up to 60 characters enclosed in quotes after > XTXT. To make the change permanent, be sure to save the profile. XTXT + '==> *** NO EXCEPTIONS TRIPPED ON THIS CYCLE *** >== ' ===============================================================================
Exceptions by groups
OMEGAMON for IMS organizes exceptions into logically related types, which you can use to execute, display, and customize as a group. To display exception groups, you can select an option on the Exceptions menu. For example, the Master Terminal Operator Exceptions panel displays the exceptions that are related to IMS internals, and those exceptions that are related to DASD logging (DL group).
You can
see a list of the existing exception groups at your site. From command
mode (press PF12 to toggle to command mode
from menu mode), type GDFN
with no arguments. You
can also use OMEGAMON for IMS to define
your own exception groups with GDFN
.