Siemens SM2 monitoring system manual Monitored data on the service time, Servicetime

SERVICETIME SM2 monitoring programs

Example 2

REMOVE-CONNECTION-SET SET-NAME=*ALL MODIFY-RESPONSETIME-PARAMETER DEFINITION=*2

ADD-CONNECTION-SET SET-NAME=setname,SET-DEFINITION=*EXCEPT-CONNECTION, CONNECTION-SET=($OMNIS,*ALL,*ALL)

CHANGE-MEASUREMENT-PROGRAM TYPE=*RESPONSETIME

The above statements terminate the RESPONSETIME monitoring program (apart from *GLOBAL) and restart it, monitoring all connections with the exception of the $OMNIS application. In addition, the response time as defined in definition 2 is monitored. All other monitoring parameters from the response time monitoring process just terminated are retained.

Example 3

SET-RESPONSETIME-PARAMETER CONNECTION-NUMBER=100,RESPONSETIME-BUCKETS= (50,100,200),THINKTIME-BUCKETS=(50,100,150,200,250)

START-MEASUREMENT-PROGRAM TYPE=*RESPONSETIME

The SET-RESPONSETIME-PARAMETER statement is used to automatically define a connection set with the name *GLOBAL; all connections in this set are monitored (CONNECTION(*ALL,*ALL,*ALL)). In addition, here the number of connections is limited to 100. Three limits (50,100,200) are set for the response time, and five limits (50,100,150,200,250) for the think time. The transaction time and the wait time in the BCAM pool are set to their default values.

SERVICETIME

Monitored data on the service time

This monitoring program is used to carry out detailed monitoring of the service times of individual devices. This applies, in particular, to systems using DCS (Dynamic Channel Subsystem). For systems which do not have DCS, the service time is split up into the device queue time and the remaining service time.

For systems with DCS, a more precise picture of the remaining service time can be obtained. Information is output on the time from Start Subchannel to Start IO (function pending time), the device queue time (further subdivided into the device connect time and the device disconnect time), and the remaining service time (see definition in the glossary). DCS does not support the detailed monitoring of devices on byte multiplexer channels. For these devices, SM2 outputs the same monitored data as for systems which do not have DCS.

In the case of systems with an incomplete DCS, SM2 outputs the same monitored data as for systems which do not have DCS.

The monitored values are only output to the SM2 output file.

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