OC STATUS,CICSPLEX command

You can issue a command to determine which CICSplex groups are known by the OMEGAMON AI for CICS agent and the status of each one.

Issue the following command:

/F agent,OC STATUS,CICSPLEX

This command generates the output in the RKLVLOG similar to the following example:

KCP9030: ATC PROCESSING THE FOLLOWING COMMAND:         
STATUS,CICSPLEX                                        
KCP9329I: DISPLAYING INFORMATION FOR CICSPLEX CICSPLX1:
KCP9330I: ORIGIN NODE: CICSPLX1::CICSplex              
KCP9331I: NUMBER OF CICS REGIONS: 1                    
KCP9332I: REGISTERED BY THIS AGENT: NO                 
KCP9329I: DISPLAYING INFORMATION FOR CICSPLEX CICSPLX2:
KCP9330I: ORIGIN NODE: CICSPLX2::CICSplex              
KCP9331I: NUMBER OF CICS REGIONS: 2                    
KCP9332I: REGISTERED BY THIS AGENT: YES

In this example, CICSplex CICSPLX1 and CICSPLX2 are known by the agent. This agent has one active CICS region in the CICPLX1 CICSplex. The IBM Tivoli Monitoring managed object name for CICSPLX1 is CICSPLX1::CICSplex. The CICSPLX1 CICSplex was registered by another agent. The CICSPLX1::CICSplex managed object was defined to IBM Tivoli Monitoring by another agent. The CICS agent has two active CICS regions in the CICPLX2 CICSplex. The IBM Tivoli Monitoring managed object name for CICSplex CICSPLX2 is CICSPLX2::CICSplex; the CICSPLEX CICSPLX2 was registered by this agent. The CICSPLX2::CICSplex managed object was defined to IBM Tivoli Monitoring by the agent that is being queried.

To determine which CICS regions an agent has active in a particular CICSplex, use the OC DISPLAY,PLEX=cicsplex command, where cicsplex is the name of your CICSplex. For example, issue the following command to determine which CICS regions the agent has active in CICSplex CICSPLX2:

/F agent,OC DISPLAY,PLEX=CICSPLX2

You can use this command and the OC DISPLAY,PLEXRULES command to determine why a CICS region is assigned to a particular CICSplex.