Select option 1 on the CICS SMF Scope Definitions panel to access the System In/Exclusion List panel shown following.
APCDPS10 --- PMA - SYSTEM In/Exclusion List (CICS SMF Scope) - Row 1 to 1 of 1 COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> HALF
Commands : I -Insert Line Commands: I -Insert D -Delete C -Change If EXCLUDED the following Systems are NOT in the CICS SMF Scope If INCLUDED ONLY the following Systems are in the CICS SMF Scope LC System IN/EXCLUDED Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CICSSYS1 EXCLUDED EXCLUDE CICSSYS1 ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
You can use line commands to work with a specific inclusion/exclusion or to insert a new system. To use line commands, place the cursor in the LC column to the left of the system and enter one of the following values:
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Insert a new system exclusion or inclusion. |
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D |
Delete an existing system exclusion or inclusion. |
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C |
Change the name or description of an included or excluded system. |
You can also use primary command I (Insert) to enter a new system inclusion or exclusion.
If you choose to insert (I) or change (C) a system exclusion or inclusion, the panel shown following is displayed.
APCDPS11 --- PMA - Insert System In/Exclusion (CICS SMF SCOPE) COMMAND ===> Please enter: System Name : CICSSYS1 def. CICS SMF processing spectrum using a System Name In/exclusion : E I = inclusion E = exclusion decide whether all System definitions are inclusions OR exclusions. Description : EXCLUDE SYSTEM CICSSYS1 use '_' as the placeholder for one byte use '*' as a generic value at the end for example: System ABC123* A__1_345 C1* CANCEL: CAN OR PF3 SAVE : ENTER
Inclusions are recommended when defining system names.
Generic notation of system names is allowed using * as a wildcard.
For example: SYSP* INCLUDED
In this example, all system names that do not begin with SYSP* are implicitly excluded from the CICS SMF Scope.
All defined system names must be either inclusions or exclusions.
You are not allowed to mix these definitions.
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