openSM2 is supplied using the delivery system SOLIS and consists of the delivery groups SM2, SM2-TOOLS and SM2-WEB.
By default openSM2 is installed using the installation monitor IMON.
Delivery group SM2
Delivery group SM2 contains the files for the SM2 software monitor and the SM2R1 and SM2U1 utility routines. <ver> = 200 applies for openSM2 V11.0.
Filename | Function |
SM2 | Prephases for loading and starting the corresponding phases from the libraries listed below |
SYSLNK.SM2.<ver> | Loadable parts of SM2 (for /390 servers only) |
SKMLNK.SM2.<ver> | Loadable parts of SM2 (for x86 servers only) |
SYSLNK.SM2.<ver>.SM2 | Loadable parts of SM2 |
SYSLNK.SM2.<ver>.SM2U1 | Loadable parts of SM2U1 |
SYSLNK.SM2.<ver>.SM2R1 | Loadable parts of SM2R1 |
SYSRMS.SM2.<ver> | Loader package for SM2 |
SYSNRF.SM2.<ver> | Auxiliary file for REP processing |
SYSSII.SM2.<ver> | Declaration file for IMON |
SYSLIB.SM2.<ver> | C header files for program interface, ISM2CALL module, sample procedures |
SKULIB.SM2.<ver> | ISM2CALL module (for native x86 servers only) |
SYSDAT.SM2.<ver>.MTFILE | Control file for SM2R1 |
SYSMSP.SM2.<ver>.D | PLI1 text file for SM2R1 (German) |
SYSMSP.SM2.<ver>.E | PLI1 text file for SM2R1 (English) |
SYSSPR.SM2.<ver>.SM2R1 | Procedure for the START-SM2R1 command |
SYSSDF.SM2.<ver> | Syntax file with all statements and commands (SM2, SM2U1, SM2R1) |
SYSMES.SM2.<ver> | Message file for SM2, SM2U1, SM2R1 |
SYSSSC.SM2.<ver> | DSSM declarations for SM2 |
SIPLIB.SM2.<ver> | Contains the “restricted macros” of SM2 |
SYSFGM.SM2.<ver>.D | Release notice (German) |
SYSFGM.SM2.<ver>.E | Release notice (English) |
Delivery group SM2-TOOLS
Delivery group SM2-TOOLS contains the files for the BS2000 agents (OPENSM2-MONITORING-AGENT und OPENSM2-ANALYSIS-AGENT) as well as for the INSPECTOR and ANALYZER applications. <ver> = 110 applies for openSM2 V11.0.
Filename | Function |
SYSLNK.SM2-TOOLS.<ver> | BS2000 agents |
SYSSDF.SM2-TOOLS.<ver> | Syntax file with all commands |
SYSFGM.SM2-TOOLS.<ver>.D | Release notice (German) |
SYSFGM.SM2-TOOLS.<ver>.E | Release notice (English) |
SYSSII.SM2-TOOLS.<ver> | Declaration file for IMON |
SYSSPR.SM2-TOOLS.<ver> | Procedures for the SDF commands |
SYSDAT.SM2-TOOLS.<ver>.IN.CONF | Configuration file for the monitoring agent |
SPCDAT.SM2-TOOLS.<ver> | Manager |
OPENSM2-MONITORING-AGENT delivers monitored data for the openSM2 Manager for the monitoring of the SE Servers.
The applications INSPECTOR and ANALYZER are only required in case the system is not monitored via the openSM2 Manager.
Delivery group SM2-WEB
Delivery group SM2-WEB contains the files for the openSM2 Manager as well as the agents to capture the monitored data on SE Servers. The files for SM2-WEB are delivered separately as add-on software to the SE Manager, see user guide “Operation and Administration” [18 (Related publications)].
Messages of openSM2
You obtain information on the meaning of the messages issued by openSM2 with the BS2000 command HELP-MSG-INFORMATION.
You will find the messages using an HTML application on our manual server under the current version of BS2000 OSD/BC instead of in the previous manual "System Messages" and on the DVD “BS2000 SoftBooks”.
All messages can be found in the SM2 message file using the software product MSGMAKER (see the “Utility Routines” manual [1 (Related publications)])..
Loading and unloading the subsystem
The SM2 subsystem is generated and started for the first time under an ID which has been assigned the privilege SW-MONITOR-ADMINISTRATION. This loads the SM2 modules. The BCAM-SM2 subsystem required for the RESPONSETIME monitoring program is only loaded when it is required. The required subsystem UTM-SM2 is not started automatically (see "Monitored data on openUTM applications" and the “Using openUTM Applications under BS2000” manual [11 (Related publications)]).
The SM2 subsystem can also be loaded via the DSSM command START-SUBSYSTEM SUBSYSTEM-NAME=SM2. SM2 can then be started (/START-SM2) under any user ID.
The SM2 subsystem exists until it is unloaded via the DSSM command STOP-SUBSYSTEM SUBSYSTEM-NAME=SM2. The SM2 output file is implicitly closed when/STOP-SUBSYSTEM SUBSYSTEM-NAME=SM2 is specified. Likewise, permission for task monitoring by the user is retracted. Authorization beyond that granted by the monitoring privilege SW-MONITOR-ADMINISTRATION is required to execute the DSSM commands (SUBSYSTEM-MANAGEMENT). Unconditional unloading with /STOP-SUBSYSTEM SUBSYSTEM-NAME=SM2,FORCED=*YES is possible, but it should only be applied in the event of problems.
The system administrator can obtain information on the current status of the SM2 subsystem by issuing the command /SHOW-SUBSYSTEM-STATUS SUBSYSTEM-NAME=SM2.