The following tables list CICS® global
exit names supported by EXIT_SUPPRESSION, the data gathered, CMF performance
monitoring possibilities, and OMEG INIT processing implications.
OMEG INIT processing for CICS_CMF_MONITORING
CICS_CMF_MONITOR is subordinate to the user-defined CMF environment. If you specify
CICS_CMF_MONITOR=NO
at PLTPI time or in OMEG INIT processing, OMEGAMON AI for CICS takes action depending on the
state of CMF monitoring.
The
following table describes the contingencies.
Table 1. OMEG INIT
processing scenarios
If CMF monitoring is . . . |
Then Tivoli® OMEGAMON®. . . |
And . . . |
Not active |
Allows it to remain off |
The XMNOUT exit activation is bypassed. |
Active |
Determines whether CMF performance class data
gathering is active. |
- If performance class data gathering is active, OMEGAMON activates the XMNOUT
exit so that CMF monitoring can use the data CICS is already gathering.
- If performance class data gathering is inactive, OMEGAMON allows CMF monitoring
to remain inactive and bypasses the XMNOUT exit.
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CMF monitoring possibilities
Several settings
affect the monitoring and writing of CMF performance data:
- CMF performance monitoring parameters in your SIT (MN and MNPER
SIT operands)
- CICS_CMF_WRITE in USER_EVENT_MONITORING (YES or NO)
- CICS_CMF_MONITORING in USER_EVENT_MONITORING (YES or NO)
- CEMT SET MONITOR command (ON or OFF)
The following three tables illustrate the interaction
of these factors:
- The Table 2 table shows
the eight possible combinations of settings before initialization.
- TheTable 3 table shows what happens after you run the OMEG
INIT transaction to start OMEGAMON AI for CICS. The first column indicates whether or not data is written to SMF. The second column
indicates whether or not data will be available to ONDV and RTA.
- The Table 4table shows what happens if you run CEMT SET
MONITOR ON after OMEGAMON AI for CICS has
been started.
To determine how performance data will be handled with
your current option settings, find the row in the first table that
contains your settings before initialization. Then, check the corresponding
row in the second and third tables.
The following tables describes
the contingencies.
Table 2. Settings Before Initialization
CMF Perf. Monitoring |
SMFCICS3 |
MONITOR |
OFF |
NO |
NO |
OFF |
NO |
YES |
OFF |
YES |
NO |
OFF |
YES |
YES |
ON |
NO |
NO |
ON |
NO |
YES |
ON |
YES |
NO |
ON |
YES |
YES |
Table 3. After OMEG INIT
SMF Write |
ONDV/RTA Get Data |
Comments |
NO |
NO |
|
NO |
YES |
CMF turned on, XMNOUT activated. |
NO |
NO |
|
YES |
YES |
CMF turned on. XMNOUT activated. |
YES |
NO |
SMFCICS=NO |
NO |
YES |
|
YES |
NO |
|
YES |
YES |
CICS and OMEGAMON AI for CICS write to SMF. All OMEGAMON AI for CICS data collected. XMNOUT
activated. |
Table 4. After CEMT SET MONITOR PERF ON
SMF Write |
ONDV/RTA Get Data |
Comments |
YES |
NO |
XMNOUT is OFF. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |
YES |
NO |
XMNOUT is OFF. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |
N/A |
N/A |
Monitoring is already ON. |