The TSO/E session

Enablement:

RMF™ is an optional feature of z/OS. It is present in the system, whether you have purchased it or not. If you have not specifically ordered RMF, it is disabled. The Monitor II reporter session will not start, and you will receive the message:

ERB111I RMF IS NOT ENABLED TO RUN ON THIS SYSTEM

When you start Monitor II using the command RMFMON, Figure 1 is the panel you see first.

Figure 1. Monitor II Display Menu

                         RMF DISPLAY MENU
     NAME      PFK#  DESCRIPTION

     ARD        1    ADDRESS SPACE RESOURCE DATA
     ASD        2    ADDRESS SPACE STATE DATA
     ASRM       3    ADDRESS SPACE SRM DATA
     CHANNEL    4    CHANNEL PATH DISPLAY
     DEV        6    SYSTEM DEVICE DATA
     PGSP       7    SYSTEM PAGING SPACE DATA
     SENQ       8    SYSTEM ENQUEUE CONTENTION
     SENQR      9    SYSTEM ENQUEUE RESERVE
     SPAG       10   PAGING DATA
     SRCS       11   CENTRAL STORAGE / CPU / SRM DATA
     ARDJ            RESOURCE DATA FOR SPECIFIC JOBNAME
     ASDJ            STATE DATA FOR SPECIFIC JOBNAME
     ASRMJ           SRM DATA FOR SPECIFIC JOBNAME
     DEVV            SYSTEM DEVICE DATA FOR A SPECIFIC VOL/NUMBER
     IOQUEUE         I/O QUEUING ACTIVITY DATA
     SDS             RMF SYSPLEX DATA SERVER
     LLI             PROGRAM LIBRARY INFORMATION
     ILOCK           IRLM LONG LOCK DETECTION
     OPT             SETTINGS
     USER            USER PICTURE

You can enter session commands, or you can select a specific report by entering the report command name shown in the NAME column, or by pressing the corresponding PF key, shown in the PFK# column.

Issue all commands from the input area. This is where the cursor appears when you begin a session.