To display the bottleneck analysis control panel, select
the Bottleneck Control option (I) on the Control Options menu or enter
fast path O.I from any panel.
To start or stop collection, enter Start or Stop in
place of SET next to DEX on the panel.
To change the cycle timer,
short-term interval, long-term interval, display threshold, variable
bucket limit, or exclude system task setting, enter the new values
over the current ones, following SET.
The exclude system task setting indicates whether system tasks
are to be included or excluded from bottleneck analysis. Specify
a value of NO to include system tasks, or specify a value of YES to
exclude system tasks.
The cycle time is expressed in seconds with a range from 0.1–9.9.
The short-term interval is expressed in minutes with a range from
0–999. A value of zero clears the bucket on every timer cycle.
The long-term interval is expressed in minutes with a range from
the short-term interval to 999. A value of 0 prevents the bucket from
being cleared. A value of CLEAR for either interval clears the buckets.
The threshold is expressed as a percent from 1–99.
The variable bucket count is the number of variable buckets that
bottleneck analysis has allocated.
The variable bucket limit is the maximum number of variable buckets
that bottleneck analysis can allocate. The value may range from 0–32767.
If bottleneck analysis runs out of variable buckets, overflow buckets
are used. These overflow buckets do not distinguish among different
resource names, and display as *OVRFLW* by PDEX.
If you change the short or long-term interval, the accumulators
are cleared.
To view and change the display indicators for the
wait reasons, select the Wait Reasons option (J) on the Control Options
menu or enter fast path O.J from any panel.
A partial display of wait reasons for a system is shown in the following
figure:
You can control whether bottleneck analysis displays statistics
for a particular wait reason by entering On or Off in
the On/Off column next to the Resource Type. This option affects
the display characteristics, not the actual collection of data.
Ten
buckets are reserved for Third Party Product Support (TPPS) products.
These buckets have BLST IDs ZTP0 through ZTP9. The first third party
product that incurs a wait in a specific CICS® region gets ZTP0; the next third party
product to incur a wait gets ZTP1, and so on.
If you use the
BLIST ID with either YES or NO in the Bottleneck Analysis
section of the Global Data Area makes your changes permanent. For
example: