How to View SSMGAV2 Resource Information (Option 4.11.G2)

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How to View SSMGAV2 Resource Information (Option 4.11.G2)

OPSVIEW option 4.11.G2 lets you view all SSMGAV2 moveable resources within the SSMPLEX. Like option 4.11.2, this option displays resource information in a tabular format and provides a timed automatic monitoring mode.

Using this option, you can perform the following tasks:

Limit the display through filtering criteria
Modify the basic resource columns
Use the provided line commands to start, stop, and move resources.

The advantage of this application is that you can simultaneously display all moveable resources from all systems in the SSMplex using a single source of information.

Invoke the SSMGAV2 resource status display from the System State Manager Menu Panel (option 4.11) by selecting option G2 or by using the ISPF jump function by entering =4.11.G2 into any valid field in OPSVIEW.

The SSMGAV2 Resource Status Panels

Upon entering the SSMGAV2 Resource Status application using option 4.11.G2, the primary resource status panel displays.

SSMGAV2 Resource Status -- SYS1 -- O P S V I E W ----------- Row 1 to 12 of 12 Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR Date/Time: 2014/05/15 08:56 Filtered: N View ===> ALL SSMplex: OPSPLEX Sysplex: PLEXA Wait ===> 30 Disp: E (B/V/E) Cur Des Cur Des Cm Resource Name Sys Sys State State Message -- ----------------- ------- ------- -------- -------- -------------------- D11BMSTR SYS1 SYS1 UP UP IMSPRD1 SYS1 SYS1 UP UP CICSPRD1 SYS1 SYS1 UP UP CICSPRD2 SYS1 SYS1 UP UP D12BMSTR SYS2 SYS2 UP UP D22BMSTR SYS2 SYS2 UP UP CICSPRD3 SYS2 SYS2 UP UP CICSPRD4 SYS2 SYS2 UP UP CICSPRDA XE61 XE61 UP UP CICSPRDB XE61 XE61 UP UP CICSTSTX XE61 XE61 DOWN DOWN CICSTSTZ XE61 XE61 UP UP ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************

The PF10 and PF11 keys scroll the display left and right to display additional resource information. Pressing the PF11 key the first time displays this panel:

SSMGAV2 Resource Status -- CA11 -- O P S V I E W ----------- Row 1 to 12 of 12 Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR Date/Time: 2014/05/15 08:59 Filtered: N View ===> ALL SSMplex: OPSPLEX Sysplex: PLEXA Wait ===> 30 Pri Cm Resource Name Sys AH MoveMode System List -- ------------------ ------- -- -------- ---------------------------- D11BMSTR SYS1 Y AUTO SYS2 XE61 IMSPRD1 SYS1 Y AUTO SYS2 XE61 CICSPRD1 SYS1 WTOR SYS2 CICSPRD2 SYS1 WTOR SYS2 D12BMSTR SYS2 N WTOR SYS1 XE61 D22BMSTR SYS2 N WTOR SYS1 XE61 CICSPRD3 SYS2 AUTO SYS1 CICSPRD4 SYS2 AUTO SYS1 CICSPRDA XE61 Y WTOR SYS1 SYS2 CICSPRDB XE61 Y AUTO SYS1 SYS2 CICSTSTX XE61 Y WTOR SYS2 SYS1 CICSTSTZ XE61 Y AUTO SYS2 SYS1 ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************

Press the PF11 key the second time to display this third and final panel:

SSMGAV2 Resource Status -- SYS1 -- O P S V I E W ----------- Row 1 to 12 of 12 Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR Date/Time: 2014/05/15 09:03 Filtered: N View ===> ALL SSMplex: OPSPLEX Sysplex: PLEXA Wait ===> 30 Cm Resource Name Table Group names -- ------------------ -------------- ------------------------------------ D11BMSTR STCTBL MOVESYS1 IMSPRD1 STCTBL MOVESYS1 CICSPRD1 CICSTBL MOVESYS1 MVCICS11 CICSPRD2 CICSTBL MOVESYS1 MVCICS11 D12BMSTR STCTBL MOVESYS2 D22BMSTR STCTBL MOVESYS2 CICSPRD3 CICSTBL MVCICS31 CICSPRD4 CICSTBL MVCICS31 CICSPRDA STCTBL MOVEXE61 CICSPRDB STCTBL MOVEXE61 CICSTSTX STCTBL MOVEXE61 TESTCICS CICSTSTZ STCTBL MOVEXE61 TESTCICS ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************

Pressing PF11 again displays the first resource information panel again. The PF10 key operates in the same cyclical manner in the reverse direction.

Fields on the SSMGAV2 Resource Status Panel

The following list describes the fields on the SSM Resource Status panel:

Filtered

Either YES or NO indicating whether filter criteria other than view mode are being used to reduce the number of resources displayed.

Note: Filtered is also an ISPF point-and-shoot field that can be used to issue the FILTER primary command to change the filter criteria.

View

Either ALL or EXCEPTION.

The ALL mode causes all resources in a table to display and the EXCEPTION mode causes only those resources whose current and desired states do not match to display.

Wait

The number of seconds to wait for remote SQL responses.

Disp

The resource data display mode protects or allows the type-over of resource data.

Default: E (unless OPSView 0.1 is used to change the default).

B

Browse prohibits all type-over changes.

V

View allows type-over changes with verification.

E

Unrestricted type-over changes.

Resource Name

The name of the resource.

Cur Sys

The current system of the resource.

Des Sys

The desired system of the resource.

Cur State.

The current state of the resource.

Des State

The desired state of the resource.

Message

A value indicating that a warning situation exists for the resource. Values are:

S=mode—The System State Manager mode is INACTIVE or PASSIVE.
T=mode—The table mode of the resource is INACTIVE or PASSIVE.
R=mode—The resource mode is INACTIVE or PASSIVE.
MPREREQ—The resource has missing prerequisites. Use the P line command to display the status of the missing prerequisites.
R=MONITOR—Stop or start is being attempted for a resource where the action mode is MONITOR.
Action Req—The resource is waiting for an action to be taken before starting or stopping.
Transition—The resource is in the process of stopping or starting.
Exception—The current and desired states of the resource do not match.

If multiple warnings exist for a resource, the highest-level warning appears in the Message field.

Primary System

The primary system of the resource.

AH

The AutoHome value of the resource.

MoveMode

The value of SSM#MOVMOD for the resource.

System List

The list of systems, other than the Primary System, where you can move the resource.

Table

The name of the resource table to which this resource belongs.

Group names

The name of the groups to which this resource belongs.

Line Commands for the SSMGAV2 Resource Status Panels

Use the following line commands to perform operations on SSMGAV2 resources. To use a line command, enter it in the Cm column next to the resource name.

?: Displays the line command selection panel. All valid line commands are listed in the panel and are point-and-shoot enabled.
MG: Moves a named group of resources to an eligible system within the SSMplex. You can only issue this line command for movable resources with a group name. If the resource belongs to more than one group, you are asked to choose one, and only one, group name from a list.
MO: Moves a movable resource to an eligible system in the SSMplex. You can only issue this line command for movable resources with one or more alternate systems. A new panel with the eligible system names displays. If a new system is selected, the desired system of the resource is changed to the selected system. If required, the resource is stopped on the current system and restarted on the desired system.
P: Displays the missing or defined prerequisite resources for the selected resource. When no missing prerequisites exist, all the defined prerequisites are displayed.
S: Starts the selected resource by changing its desired state to the UP state.
U: Sets the current state to the UNKNOWN state to determine the correct current state of the resource.
Z: Stops the selected resource by changing its desired state to the DOWN state.

Primary Commands for the SSMGAV2 Resource Status Panel

There are a few primary commands that you can issue from the SSMGAV2 Resource Status panel. Enter primary commands in the Command field.

AUTO nn

Places the panel in automatic refresh mode. The value of nn indicates how many seconds CA OPS/MVS waits before refreshing the panel. The minimum value of nn is 5; the maximum value is 600.

Default: 60 seconds

Note: Typically, you place the panel in automatic refresh mode only if you set the View field to EXC. To exit from automatic refresh mode, press the ATTENTION key.

CANcel

Ignores any updates or line commands that are entered on the panel and reconstructs the display with the current resource data.

FILter

Displays the SSMGAV2 Resource Filters panel to change the filter values that limit which resources are displayed. You can also invoke this command by placing the cursor under the Filtered field near the top of the panel and pressing Enter.

How to Enter Filter Criteria on the SSM Resource Status

The SSMGAV2 Resource Status panel lets you view all moveable resources in the SSMplex. You can manage many resources using filters to create a subset of resources, which include only the type of resources that you want to see.

To set the filter criteria for the resource display, enter the FILTER primary command on the command line or place your cursor under the Filtered field and press Enter. The SSMGAV2 Resource Filters entry panel displays and it contains the current filter criteria that was entered or retrieved from your ISPF profile.

All of the criteria including the View mode must be true for a particular resource for that resource to appear on the display. The following example shows a sample SSMGAV2 Resource Filters panel:

SSMGAV2 Resource Filters Command ===> ---------------- Systems --------------------------- States ------------ System name format is: sysname.subsys | View : ALL (Exc/All) SSM : | Current : Primary : | Desired : Current : | Desired : |---------------- Modes ------------ | Resource : ---------------- Names ----------------| Prereq : Table : | Reference: Resource: | Action : ACTIVE Type : | Move : Group : | Schedule : | ------------------------------ Conditions ---------------------------------- Current sys <> Desired sys: (Y/N) Movable and Active: (Y/N)