OPENFT report

This report provides load values for openFT instances.

Report output

The REPORT OPENFT statement is used to request the output of the OPENFT report.

The OPENFT report can only be output if

• openFT has been prepared for data to be sent to SM2 (see "Monitored data on openFT")

• the SM2 administrator has defined openFT instances using the ADD-OPENFT-INSTANCE statement

• the SM2 administrator has activated the monitoring process using theSTART-MEASUREMENT-PROGRAM TYPE=*OPENFT statement

The user is shown a screen for each openFT instance which is to be monitored (max. 16).

 HOST0001 SM2 OPENFT              CYCLE:   60 S                   <date> <time>

 INSTANCE: STD

 | THROUGHPUT                          |  | STATUS                            |
 +------------------------+------------+  +----------------------+------------+
 | NET DATA SENT    (kB/S)|      695.5 |  | SYNC REQ ACTIVE      |          0 |
 | NET DATA RECEIVED(kB/S)|      331.7 |  | ASYN REQ ACTIVE      |          1 |
 | NET DATA TOTAL   (kB/S)|     1035.2 |  | REQ WAIT             |          0 |
 +------------------------+------------+  | REQ HOLD             |          0 |
 | DISK DATA READ   (kB/S)|      760.9 |  | REQ SUSPEND          |          0 |
 | DISK DATA WRITTEN(kB/S)|      177.3 |  | REQ LOCK             |          0 |
 | DISK DATA TOTAL  (kB/S)|      938.2 |  +----------------------+------------+
 +------------------------+------------+
 | REQ ACCEPTED       (/S)|        0.0 |  | CONFIGURATION                     |
 | REQ SUCCESSFUL     (/S)|        0.0 |  +---------------+-------------------+
 | REQ ABORTED        (/S)|        0.0 |  | PAR SELECT    | ALL               |
 | REQ INTERRUPTED    (/S)|        0.0 |  | REQ SELECT    | ALL               |
 | REQ AUTH ERROR     (/S)|        0.0 |  +---------------+-------------------+
 | CON FAILED         (/S)|        0.0 |  | CON LIM/USED% |          16 /   6 |
 | CON ABORTED        (/S)|        0.0 |  | REQ LIM/USED% |        2000 /   0 |
 +------------------------+------------+  +---------------+-------------------+

Monitoring information

INSTANCE	Name of the openFT instance
THROUGHPUT
NET DATA SENT	Number of kB sent per second for send jobs
NET DATA RECEIVED	Number of kB sent per second for receive jobs
NET DATA TOTAL	Number of kB sent per second
DISK DATA READ	Number of kB read from files per second
DISK DATA WRITTEN	Number of kB written to files per second
DISK DATA TOTAL	Number of kB read from files or written to files per second
REQ ACCEPTED	Number of jobs received per second
REQ SUCCESSFUL	Number of successfully completed jobs per second
REQ ABORTED	Number of aborted jobs per second
REQ INTERRUPTED	Number of interrupted jobs per second
REQ AUTH ERROR	Number of jobs rejected per second because of incorrect user identification
CON FAILED	Number of unsuccessful connection attempts per second
CON ABORTED	Number of connections aborted per second
STATUS
SYNC REQ ACTIVE	Current number of synchronous jobs in ACTIVE state
ASYN REQ ACTIVE	Current number of asynchronous jobs in ACTIVE state
REQ WAIT	Current number of jobs in WAIT state
REQ HOLD	Current number of jobs in HOLD state
REQ SUSPEND	Current number of jobs in SUSPEND state
REQ LOCK	Current number of jobs in LOCK state
CONFIGURATION
PAR SELECT	Selection of the partners who are to be included in monitoring (see openFT command MODIFY-FT-OPTIONS). Possible outputs: OPENFT FTAM FTP ALL
REQ SELECT	Selection of the jobs which are to be included in monitoring (see openFT command MODIFY-FT-OPTIONS). Possible outputs: LOC (jobs issued locally) REM (jobs issued in the remote system) SYNC (synchronous jobs) ASYNC (asynchronous jobs) ALL (all jobs)
CON LIM	Maximum number of connections active in parallel which can be used to execute the file transfer requests (openFT parameter CONNECTION-LIMIT)
USED%	Ratio of the occupied connections to the maximum number of connections which are active in parallel. This value can temporarily be greater than 100 if CONNECTION-LIMIT has just recently been reduced.
REQ LIM	Maximum number of jobs which can be saved in the request queue (asynchronous jobs, openFT parameter REQUEST-LIMIT)
USED%	Ratio of the jobs stored in the request queue to the maximum number of jobs which can be stored in the request queue (asynchronous jobs). This value can temporarily be greater than 100 if REQUEST-LIMIT has just recently been reduced.
The monitored values in the case of USED% always reflect the status at the end of the monitoring cycle, but not an average value over the monitoring cycle.