This command monitors one or more address spaces. All WTOs from a monitored address space can be recorded on an ILOG or processed by an IMOD.
MONitor ADD {JOB jobname} {IMOD imodname|ILOG ilognum} {STC stcname} {TSU userid} {DASID dasid} {XASID xasid} MONitor DELete {DASID dasid|XASID xasid} MONitor STATus
Monitors the address space.
Stops monitoring the address space.
Displays currently monitored address spaces.
Identifies the job that you want to monitor.
Identifies the started task that you want to monitor. (If started tasks have duplicate names, use the ASID specification.)
Identifies the address space (decimal) that you want to monitor.
Identifies the address space (decimal) that you want to monitor.
Identifies the address space (hexadecimal) that you want to monitor.
Executes an IMOD when the address space issues a WTO.
In place of imodname, specify a two-digit suffix (from 00 to 14, inclusive) for the name of the IMOD. The full IMOD name is ASID_nn.
Records WTOs issued from the specified address space.
Example
------------------------ CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel -------------------------- ==> monitor add tsu ewf imod 00 => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1MAIN ssid ISRV ============================================================================== ASID (hex) Jobname ILOG IMOD ---------- -------- ---- ------- 93 005D DSNMSTR 1 95 005F DSNDBM1 1 99 0063 IRLMPROC 1 100 0064 DSNDIST 1 108 006C EWF ASID_00
After you have issued a MONITOR ADD command, CA‑GSS displays the status of all monitored address spaces, as follows:
ID of the address space (decimal and hexadecimal) that is being monitored. All address spaces that are being monitored are summarized.
Job name, TSO user ID, or started-task name that is associated with the address space when monitoring was requested.
ILOG that is being used to record the text of all WTOs issued from the address space.
IMOD that is being executed for WTOs issued from the address space.
You did not indicate which address space you want to monitor.
You failed to specify IMOD or ILOG followed by an appropriate value.
The specified jobname, TSO user ID, or started-task name is invalid or could not be located on the system.
The IMOD value must be a decimal number in the range of 0 through 14, inclusive.
The ILOG value must be a decimal number in the range of 0 through 14, inclusive.
The specified address space does not exist on your system, or the value for XASID or DASID is syntactically invalid.
Use "XASID" to specify the ASID in hexadecimal.
Use "DASID" to specify the ASID in decimal.
The value asid is no longer a valid entry. Specify xasid or dasid.
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