The following applications provide CA SYSVIEW environment automation.
Outlines and demonstrates the process of creating an effective CA OPS/MVS application that monitors and responds to CICS threshold alerts collected by CA SYSVIEW. This application provides a foundation of implementing a more granular automated decision making application that is needed when processing these CA SYSVIEW alerts.
Utilizes the CA SYSVIEW interface to identify and activate failed DB2 WLM applications.
Demonstrates the basic code needed to create a CA SYSVIEW REXX program that manipulates and displays CA OPS/MVS SSM data. The primary purpose of this sample REXX program is to demonstrate utilizing the CA SYSVIEW RXDISP command to manipulate CA OPS/MVS data. This sample specifically manipulates the SSM component of CA OPS/MVS. The out-of-the-box functionality will allow for specific SSM resource monitoring and control from within CA SYSVIEW.
Utilizes the CA SYSVIEW interface to identify the top spool user when the JES2 TGS spool warning level has been exceeded.
You can create proactive automation between the CA OPS/MVS and CA SYSVIEW interface that alerts on and resolves potential problem ASIDs before they impact system performance.
This sample application monitors and responds to system alerts collected by CA SYSVIEW. This application provides automated decision making when processing these alerts.
Demonstrates a coding technique you can use to obtain and interrogate various CA SYSVIEW related data and generate SMTP email alerts for any exceeded defined thresholds.
The specific CA SYSVIEW data you can obtain include:
Invoke the CA SYSVIEW CICS CTDATA GLOBAL command to obtain transient data queues for all active CICS regions. This application also generates an alert for any TDQ that that has a current QCount greater than a defined threshold.
The logic within this OPS/REXX program demonstrates the basic code needed to extract data set extent usage information for data sets active to a specific job. The CA SYSVIEW interface is used to obtain this information.
Utilizes the CA SYSVIEW interface to obtain the active CA Datacom ASIDs to determine if any of the data areas for each CA Datacom exceeds the defined percentage value. If a threshold is exceeded, an alert is generated.
Illustrates creating a pseudo CMD rule to obtain CA SYSVIEW data from a console command.
Demonstrates the basic OPS/REXX code needed to extract CA SYSVIEW data using the ADDRESS SYSVIEWE OPS/REXX host environment. This program uses the XVEXTRAC CA SYSVIEW command.
Determine if a batch jobs execution or clocktime is exceeding defined run times based on the initiator class in which it is running.
Process MSU4HAVG threshold alerts (Averages MSU usage). For warning/problem alerts, output from the ACTSUM AVERAGE CA Sysview command will be obtained and emailed through SMTP to a specific list of email IDs. An 'All OK' email will be generated when the MSU4HAVG alert returns a 'NORMAL' status.
Uses the CA SYSVIEW LISTFILE command to extract spooled output of a job that is not being sent to the operator and therefore is not seen by normal means for CA OPS/MVS to process.
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