Data Panels

Data Panels

Description

Unlike the System Status panel, most OMEGAMON II full-screen panels present performance information in tabular format. Below, a sample data panel is shown.

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mm/dd/yy

8:01:00

 

 

Log Manager Statistics

 

 

System:D41B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Collection Interval

. .

: REALTIME

Start . .

. :

10/20 11:50:29

Report Interval . .

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:

7 sec

End . . .

:

10/20 11:50:36

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Logging Mode . . . . :

 

DUAL

Archive Mode

 

:

DUAL

No of Logs Defined

. :

 

3

Number of Logs Available

:

2

Checkpoint Frequency

:

 

5000

Records Until Checkpoint

:

4329

Input Buffer Size .

. :

 

28K

Output Buffer Size

. . . :

400K

Write Thresholds . . :

 

20

Current Log Record RBA

 

. :000035DC696C

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Primary Active Log

. : TDDB241A.LOGCOPY1.DS02

 

 

 

 

Secondary Active Log

: TDDB241A.LOGCOPY2.DS02

 

 

 

 

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( Stats

)

< Reads >

< Write

>

< Log >

< Log DS >

F1=Help

 

F2=Keys

F3=Exit

F5=Refresh

 

F6=DB2 Console

**=Bkwd **=Fwd

F10=Action Bar

F15=System

Status F24=CUA/TSO

 

Highlighted data fields

If a value in the data area of a panel exceeds a threshold, OMEGAMON II highlights that value.

This feature allows you to identify the source of a performance problem without having to read every line of data.

Note: This does not apply to the data panels that appear when you select Active Threads from the System Status panel.

Scrolling

You can scroll from one panel of data to the next by using function keys, or scroll to a specific line of data by specifying a beginning line number.

You can use F7 to scroll backward one panel and F8 to scroll forward.

You also can scroll through the data using the scroll indicator, which appears in the upper right corner of the panel. For example:

Lines __23 to 51 of 117

The first two numbers show the beginning and ending lines currently displayed on the panel; the third number shows the total number of lines available for display. You can scroll through the data by entering the desired beginning line number in the field following Line.

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Candle-lite DB2 manual Data Panels, Description, Highlighted data fields, Scrolling