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This chapter provides a step-by-step approach to learning system automation techniques using CA OPS/MVS. In it, you begin by using the Automated Operations Facility, or AOF, to create a rule that suppresses one type of z/OS system message. Using AOF, we also modify that rule, test it, and enable and disable it. In later lessons, you use other CA OPS/MVS facilities to establish more rules in different ways.
OPSVIEW is the main user interface to CA OPS/MVS. It is through the OPSVIEW network of panels and user menus that you can communicate with and use CA OPS/MVS.
The following OPSVIEW Primary Options Menu is the origination point from which you enter all CA OPS/MVS facilities and functions:
CA OPS/MVS ------ CAxx --- OPSVIEW Primary Options Menu ----- Subsystem OPSA 0 Parms Set OPSVIEW and ISPF default values User ID - USER01 1 OPSLOG Browse OPSLOG Time - 12:43 2 Editors AOF Rules, REXX programs, SQL Tables Release - 11.8 3 Sys Cntl Display/Modify System Resources SP - 0 4 Control Control CA OPS/MVS 5 Support Support and Bulletin Board information 6 Command Enter JES2/MVS/IMS/VM commands directly 7 Utilities Run CA OPS/MVS Utilities A AutoMate CA AutoMate rules edit and control I ISPF Use ISPF/PDF services S SYSVIEW CA SYSVIEW T Tutorial Display information about OPSVIEW U User User-defined applications X Exit Exit OPSVIEW CA OPS/MVS Event Management and Automation Copyright © 2010 CA. All rights reserved.
By following this chapter from beginning to end, you should gain a fundamental knowledge of how an automation rule works.
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