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Your CA MICS System Administrator may have installed CA MICS so that you can reach the CA MICS Workstation Facility by selecting an option on your installation's ISPF primary option menu or another ISPF menu. If this is the case, when you start ISPF you will see a menu similar to the one shown in Figure 1-1. /---------------------- ISPF/PDF PRIMARY OPTION MENU ------------------------\ |OPTION ===> MWF | | USERID - yourid | | 0 ISPF PARMS - Specify terminal and user parameters TIME - 10:19 | | 1 BROWSE - Display source data or output listings TERMINAL - 3278 | | 2 EDIT - Create or change source data PF KEYS - 24 | | 3 UTILITIES - Perform utility functions | | 4 FOREGROUND - Invoke language processors in foreground | | 5 BATCH - Submit job for language processing | | 6 COMMAND - Enter TSO command or CLIST | | 7 DIALOG TEST - Perform dialog testing | | 8 LM UTILITIES- Perform library management utility functions | | C CHANGES - Display summary of changes for this release | | MWF CA MICS - CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF) | | T TUTORIAL - Display information about ISPF/PDF | | X EXIT - Terminate ISPF using log and list defaults | | | |Enter END command to terminate ISPF. | | | | | | | | | | | \----------------------------------------------------------------------------/ Figure 1-1. Selecting MWF from the ISPF/PDF Primary Option Menu Select the CA MICS Workstation Facility option by typing MWF after the option prompt, and pressing ENTER. You will see either the Welcome New CA MICS User panel (Figure 1-2) or the primary CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF) panel (Figure 1-3). The Welcome New CA MICS User panel appears the first time you use the online facility so that a set of user tables can be allocated for you. After they are initially allocated, you will go directly to the MWF panel in future start-ups.
/------------------------ Welcome New CA MICS User --------------------------\ |Command ===> | | | | Allocation failed for: youruserid.MICS.USER.TABLES | | | | Press ENTER to automatically allocate this data set and continue. | | Press END to terminate without allocating the data set. | | Note: Allocation failure is normal for new users. If you were an | | existing user, you may want to terminate and investigate the failure. | | | | The following parameters are required. Specify sufficient space for | | your MICF parameters and inquiries, your documentation bookmarks, etc. | | | | Space Type ===> CYLINDERS (CYLINDERS/TRACKS/BLOCKS) | | Primary Space ===> 2 Secondary Space ===> 1 | | Directory Blocks ===> 25 Block Size ===> 6160 | | | | The following parameters may be optional in your environment. However, | | you should specify a Unit/Volume combination that will not be subject | | to scratching. | | | | Unit Name ===> (3380,3350,DISK,SYSDA,etc.) | | Volume Serial ===> ______ (Site dependent value) | | | \-\-\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/ Figure 1-2. Welcome New CA MICS User Panel Your CA MICS System Administrator may have specified a default unit name or volume serial identification. If so, press ENTER to allocate the data set for your user tables. Depending on your site's requirements for allocating permanent data sets for TSO users, the Unit Name and Volume Serial parameters will be either optional or required. If you need to change the Unit Name or Volume Serial parameters, enter the correct information after the prompts and press ENTER. MWF allocates the data set for your user tables and displays the primary MWF panel shown in Figure 1-3.
--------------------- CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF) --------------------
Option ===>
1 - Documentation Access (DOC)
Browse, print, and/or cross reference CA MICS documentation.
2 - CA MICS Information Center Facility (MICF)
Compose and/or replay CA MICS database inquiries.
3 - SAS With CA MICS Libraries (MSAS)
Use interactive SAS with CA MICS libraries and macros.
4 - Management Support Applications (APPL)
Accounting and Chargeback, Capacity Planner,
Performance Manager and StorageMate.
5 - CA MICS Administrator Facility (MAF)
Operational status and tracking, installation, modification,
maintenance, and authorization.
T - Tutorial
X - Exit
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Figure 1-3. CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF) Panel
Select Option 4, Management Support Applications, from the CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF) panel. The Management Support Applications panel (Figure 1-4) is displayed.
---------------------- Management Support Applications ----------------------
Option ===>
2 - Accounting and Chargeback
Modify parameters, execute operational jobs, access Enterprise
IS Financial reporting, and enter application files data.
3 - Capacity Planner
Define and update capacity planning database files and perform
forecasting analysis.
4 - Performance Manager
Analyze performance of MVS systems.
5 - StorageMate
Report and analyze storage resources.
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Figure 1-4. Management Support Applications
Select Option 4, Performance Manager, from the Management Support Applications panel. The Performance Manager selection panel (Figure 1-5) is displayed. This panel allows you to define a new inquiry or select an inquiry from the Shared catalog or your Private catalog. You can optionally modify your MICF options or review reports and graphics generated by previously executed inquiries.
/---------------------------- Performance Manager ---------------------------\ |Option ===> | | | | 0 - MICF Options | | Review/modify MICF parameters and default options. | | | | 1 - Performance Reporting | | Compose/execute a new private performance inquiry. | | | | 2 - Performance Analysis Tools | | Explore performance data characteristics and simulate | | initiator structures. | | | | 3 - Performance Manager Catalog | | Modify/execute previously built inquiries saved | | in either Shared or Private Performance catalogs. | | | | 4 - Reports and Graphics | | Review printed reports and color graphics output | | from previously executed inquires. | | | | T - Tutorial | | | | X - Exit | | | \-\-\-\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Figure 1-5. Performance Manager Selection Panel Select option 1 to display the Performance Reporting panel (Figure 1-6). Select Option 2 to display the Performance Analysis Tools panel (Figure 1-7). If you would like to view previously saved performance queries, or wish to view the shared performance queries delivered with the product, select option 3 to display the Performance Manager Catalog panel (Figure 1-8).
/----------------------------- Performance Reporting --------------------------\ |Option ===> | | | | Inquiry Name ===> ADHOC | | Title ===> Adhoc Inquiry - Will Not Be Saved | | Author ===> ____________________ | | | |Catalog Group Name ===> PERFORM | | Title ===> Performance and Resource Consumption | | | | 1 - General Systems Analysis | | Analyze the ILM, RSM, ASM, and VSM. | | 2 - Input/Output Configuration (I/O) Analysis | | Analyze DASD or tape I/O configuration usage and performance. | | 3 - PR/SM LPAR Analysis | | Analyze CEC and LPAR utilization, configuration and performance. | | 4 - Graphic Analysis | | Track and manage service level and performance indicators. | | 5 - Sysplex Analysis | | Analyze configuration and coupling facility usage/performance. | \-\-\-\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Figure 1-6. Performance Reporting Panel
/-------------------- Performance Analysis Tools ------------------------------\ |Option ===> | | | | Inquiry Name ===> ADHOC | | Title ===> Adhoc Inquiry - Will Not Be Saved | | Author ===> ____________________ | | | |Catalog Group Name ===> PERFORM | | Title ===> Performance and Resource Consumption | | | | 1 - Relative Importance Analysis | | Utilizes proprietary Neugents technology to understand | | and quantify the effect of a list of data elements against | | a client specified analysis data element. | | 2 - Data Clustering Analysis | | Utilizes proprietary Neugents technology to explore pattern | | similarities, and differences in data classifications. | | 3 - Batch Initiator Simulation | | Simulates changes to batch workload or initiator structure. | \-\-\-\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Figure 1-7. Performance Analysis Tools Panel
/------------------------- Performance Manager Catalog ------------------------\ |Command ==> Scroll ===> PAGE | | | |Catalog ===> PRIVATE (PRIVATE/SHARED) Catalog Group ===> PERFORM | |Select Mode ===> MODIFY (EXECUTE/MODIFY) Name (subset display) ===>________| | | |Line Cmds: S Select I Insert R Repeat C Copy D Delete | | | |Cmd Name Title Date Time Type | | - -------- ---------------------------------------- -------- ----- ------| | _ WKLD1 Data Clustering yy/mm/dd 13:24 PERCLU| |******************************************************************************| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | \-\-\-\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Figure 1-8. Performance Manager Catalog Panel
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