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How to View Outstanding SSMGA WTORs (Option 4.11.W)

OPSVIEW option 4.11.W gives you a quick way of determining if there are any SSMGA-related WTORs that require a response from you in order to ensure the smooth operation of SSMGA.

You can reply to these WTORs using the following methods:

• Enter the REPLY primary command directly from the panel.
• Enter Y and N responses directly as line commands next to the appropriate outstanding WTOR.

The panel will be empty in the event that there are no SSMGA related WTORs for your chosen SSMplex.

SSMGA Outstanding WTORS -- XE49 -- O P S V I E W ------------- Row 1 to 1 of 1
Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> CSR 
Date/Time: 19Feb2010 09:47:14                                   Wait ===> 30 
SSMplex: TESTPLEX                    Sysplex: MINIPLEX 

Cm System ID      Message 
-- ------ ------- -----------------------------------------------------------  
__ XE49   0113    SSMGA03O TESTPLEX: GLOBAL SYSTEM XE23.OPSP STATUS IS        
                  COMFAIL. SHOULD XE49.OPSP BECOME THE NEW GLOBAL SYSTEM? (Y/N)
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You can also use the panel to view and respond to SSMGA WTORs on a remote SSMplex. To do this, the system you are on must have an active MSF connection to a system in that SSMplex. By entering ?? in the SSMplex field, you will be presented with a pop-up window allowing you to select from a list of all accessible SSMplexes.

There are three possible WTORs that a system within your SSMplex can generate:

• SSMGA01O [ssmplex]

  Stop duplicate resource [sysname.tbl.name] on [sysname] in [current state] state? (Y/N)

• SSMGA02O [ssmplex]:[sysname] Status=SYSFAIL

  Recover movable resources on alternate systems? (Y/N)

• SSMGA03O [ssmplex]

  Global system [sysname] status is COMFAIL. Should system [sysname] become the new global system? (Y/N)

These are explained in more detail within Chapter 8 “Using SSM Global Application” of the CA OPS/MVS User Guide in the section Messages for Special Events.

Important: Pay careful attention to the consequences of answering these messages incorrectly.