SSMGA issues the following WTOR messages when human intervention is required:
You can develop automated responses to these WTOR messages using AOF message rules. Pay careful attention to the consequences of answering these messages incorrectly.
Note: For detailed descriptions of these messages, see the Message Reference.
An CA OPS/MVS modify command provides the return status for OPS/MVS, MSF, SSM, and SSMGA. This command determines the SSMGA system status within a sysplex when MSF communication has been lost. The z/OS sysplex ROUTE command can be used to issue this modify command on the target system within the same sysplex. Examination of the z/OS or the OPS/MVS messages returned can determine if the loss of communication warrants the recovery or movement of SSMGA resources. The SSMGA automatic WTOR reply Rexx program, SSMGARPL, uses this command.
MODIFY OPSx,STATUS(SSMGA)
where x = the fourth character of your CA-OPS/MVS subsystem name.
OPx3269I SSMGA: OPS=var1 MSF=var2 SSM=var3 SSMPLEX=var4 GBL=var5 PRI=var6
CA OPS/MVS product status
MSF component status
Stateman mode (Same as OPSINFO)
SSMPLEXNAME (name/NONE). Used in SSMGA.
SSMACTIVEGLOBAL value (Y/N). Used in SSMGA.
SSMPRIORITY (0-1999). Used in SSMGA.
Example
F OPSK,STATUS(SSMGA) OPK3269I SSMGA: OPS=ACTIVE MSF=ACTIVE SSM=ACTIVE SSMPLEX=QSSMPLEX GBL=Y PRI=300
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