After the program load message, SM2 prompts you to enter statements.
Each caller (privileged or nonprivileged user, see section “Users”) is initially taken to the analysis subinterval of SM2. Here the user can do the following:
select monitored data for output on-screen
control screen output
output information on the monitoring process
In addition, the privileged user (SM2 call with the system privilege SW-MONITOR-ADMINISTRATION) also has the option of using the CALL-ADMINISTRATION-PART statement to change to the administration facility. Here the SM2 administrator can perform the following administration tasks:
define monitoring parameters
activate/deactivate optional monitoring runs
set up the SM2 output file
assign privileges for nonprivileged users
output information on the monitoring process
specify a host for SM2 statements and reports
(only applies for privileged users themselves)
In order to be able to issue the statements used to control real-time monitoring, the privileged user must switch into the analysis subinterval (using the CALL-EVALUATION-PART statement). In doing so, the privileged user defines his/her status as an SM2 administrator.
Typical SM2 run
