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Working with resource manager information

z/OS MVS Programming: Resource Recovery
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From the resource manager selection panel, shown in Figure 1, you can identify a specific resource manager or press Enter to see a scrollable list of resource managers. If you know, for example, the resource manager associated with an application that you need to check on, you can go directly to the resource manager.

You can display any resource managers that:
  • Are currently active with RRS within the sysplex where you are using the panels
  • Are currently not active with RRS but were last active with a running RRS within the sysplex where you are using the panels
Note: You can specify wildcard characters in the specification of resource manager names, system names, and logging group names to display: * for zero or more characters, and ? for any single character.
Figure 1. Resource Manager Selection (ATRFPRMS)
                           RRS Resource Manager Selection
   Command ===> ________________________________________________________________

   Optionally provide resource manager name, system name, and logging group
   patterns and press Enter:

   RM name  . . . . . . ________________________________
   System name  . . . . ________
   Logging Group  . . . ________

   If left blank, system name and logging group will default to the current
   system's name and group.











     

Once a resource manager has set its exit routines, RRS can display information about the resource manager, and it remains in the list until RRS is cancelled.

After you have made your selection, RRS lists the resource managers you have selected. Figure 2 shows the format of the scrollable list. The returned information is sorted alphanumerically with a primary ascending sort key of logging group name and a secondary ascending sort key of system name. Press PF6 to refresh the list and display the new list of resource managers that match the resource manager name string you supply.

Figure 2. Resource Manager List (ATRFPRML)
                           RRS Resource Manager List         ROW 34 TO 50 OF 50 
 Command ===>                                                 Scroll ===> PAGE  
                                                                                
 Commands: v-View Details u-View URs r-Remove Interest d-Delete RM              
           n-Unregister RM
                                                                                
 S   RM Name                          State             System   Logging Group  
     ONEWAYA_WM4NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_RM1NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_RM2NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_RM3NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_RM4NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_WM1NAME_SY1              Set               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_WM2NAME_SY1              Set               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_WM3NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYB_WM4NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_RM1NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_RM2NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_RM3NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_RM4NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_WM1NAME_SY1              Run               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_WM2NAME_SY1              Set               SY1      PLEX1          
     ONEWAYC_WM3NAME_SY1              Set               SY1      PLEX1          

The list shows the name of the resource manager and its state, as known on the local system. To work with a resource manager, select it and choose the action you want to perform. You can:

  1. Obtain the resource manager token and the resource manager state. Enter v in the selection field to view details. The system will display the resource manager (RM) name, token, and state.
  2. Obtain a scrollable list of the URs associated with the selected resource manager. Enter u in the selection field to view URs. Working with UR information describes how to work with the information you receive.
  3. Remove all of a resource manager's interests, possibly in all URs. Enter r in the selection field to remove an interest. Removing a resource manager interest in a UR describes how to continue.
  4. Delete all the resource manager information from all RRS systems in the logging group and the RRS Resource Manager logs. The specified resource manager must not be active with RRS or have any interests in the URs.
  5. Clean up the resource manager's involvement with RRS. Enter n in the selection field to unregister a resource manager. Only resource manager's that have been unregistered with Registration Services but still registered with RRS can be processed. RRS Resource Manager Unregister processing will be invoked to clean up the resource manager's involvement with RRS. The system will display the Unregister RM Confirmation panel to verify that the user wants to perform the unregister action. RRS will not unregister the resource manager when:
    • The resource manager is still registered with Registration Services.
    • The resource manager state is either Reset or Unset. A resource manager in Reset or Unset state is already considered unregistered with RRS.

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