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Start parameters when running SESMON in batch mode

In batch mode, SESMON expects the start parameters from SYSDTA via the SET-MONITOR-OPTIONS statement (see page below).
Form output is not possible in batch mode. The default value for SYSLST output can also be changed in batch mode.

Function

The statement contains the start parameters for SESMON in batch mode.

SET-MONITOR-OPTIONS

RUNTIME = *INFINITE / *DBHDCN / <integer 60..99999>

,CONFIGURATION-NAME = *BLANK / <alphanum-name 1..1>

,DBH-NAMES = *NONE / list-poss(10) : *BLANK / <alphanum-name 1..1>

,OUTPUT = *SNMP / *SM2 / list-poss(2) : *FILE(...) / *SYSLST(...)


*FILE(...)



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REFRESH-TIME = *NONE / <integer 1..999>


*SYSLST(...)



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REFRESH-TIME = *NONE / <integer 1..999>



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,SESAM-CONFIGURATION = *NO / *YES(...)



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*YES(...)



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APPLICATIONS = *NO / *YES



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,PREFETCH-BUFFERS = *NO / *YES



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,SESDCN = *NO / *YES(...)



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*YES(...)



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APPLICATIONS = *NO / *YES



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,CAPACITY = *NO / *YES



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,OVERVIEW = *NO / *YES



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,TRANSACTIONS = *NO / *YES(...)



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*YES(...)



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NUMBER = 200 / <integer 10..999>



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,SESAM-DBH = *NO / *YES(...)



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*YES(...)



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I-O = *NO / *YES



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,SERVICE-ORDERS = *NO / *YES



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,SERVICE-TASKS = *NO / *YES



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,SQL-INFORMATION = *NO / *YES



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,STATEMENTS = *NO / *YES



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,SYSTEM-INFORMATION = *NO / *YES



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,SYSTEM-THREADS = *NO / *YES



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,TASKS = *NO / *YES



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,TRANSACTIONS = *NO / *YES(...)



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*YES(...)



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NUMBER = 200 / <integer 10..999>

Operands

RUNTIME = *INFINITE / *DBHDCN / <integer 60..99999>

You specify the length of the time period during which SESMON is to collect data. *INFINITE specifies that SESMON runs until it is terminated by the STOP administration command (see "SESMON administration"), the cancellation of the SESMON task or the termination of all tasks monitored by SESMON. The termination of all the tasks monitored by SESMON does not cause SESMON to be terminated when the CONFIGURATION forms have not been selected. You specify the length of the SESMON runtime in seconds.

RUNTIME = *DBHDCN
SESMON is automatically terminated when all the relevant DBHs and DCNs are terminated.

CONFIGURATION-NAME = *BLANK / <alphanum-name 1..1>
You enter the name of the configuration in which SESMON is to carry out statistical analyses.

DBH-NAMES = *NONE / list-poss(10) : *BLANK / <alphanum-name 1..1>

You enter the names of the DBHs for which SESMON is to carry out statistical analyses. By default (*NONE), statistical analyses is not carried out on any DBHs.

Where OUTPUT=*SNMP/*SM2, SESMON only collects data for the first DBH name. Where OUTPUT=*SNMP and DBH-NAMES=*NONE, SESMON collects all configuration data not assigned to a DBH. Where OUTPUT=*SM2, a DBH name must be specified.

OUTPUT = *SNMP / *SM2 / list-poss(2) : *FILE(...) / *SYSLST(...)
You specify where the statistical data is to be output and at what intervals new values are to be output (the refresh time). This is also the time period during which the values are collected. In each case, the values apply to the period immediately prior to output whose length is specified here.

OUTPUT = *SNMP
SESMON transfers the statistical data via the SESAM/SQL agent and SNMP to a management platform, see "Output of statistical data via SNMP".

OUTPUT = *SM2
SESMON transfers the statistical data to the software monitor openSM2 in the BS2000 system, see "Outputting statistical data via openSM2".

OUTPUT = *FILE(...)
The output destination for the statistical data is a file. The name of the file is either specified by means of the ADD-FILE-LINK command and assigned under the link name SEMSTAT when SESMON is started, or the default name (SESMON.STATISTIK.yyyy-mm-dd.hhmmss) is used.

REFRESH-TIME = *NONE / <integer 1..999>

Refresh time in seconds; *NONE means that only one analysis is carried out and SESMON then terminates if it does not have to support any other output destinations.

OUTPUT = *SYSLST(...)
The output destination for the statistical data is SYSLST.

REFRESH-TIME = *NONE / <integer 1..999>
Refresh time in seconds; *NONE means that only one analysis is carried out and SESMON then terminates if it does not have to support any other output destinations.

SESAM-CONFIGURATION = *NO / *YES(...)
Selection of the masks that refer to the configuration

*YES(...)

APPLICATIONS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “APPLICATIONS” form is to be output for nondistributed application users.

PREFETCH-BUFFERS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “PREFETCH-BUFFERS” form is to be output.

SESDCN = *NO / *YES(...)
Selection of the masks that refer to SESDCN

*YES(...)

APPLICATION = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “APPLICATIONS” form is to be output for distributed application users.

CAPACITY = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “CAPACITY” form is to be output.

OVERVIEW = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “OVERVIEW” form is to be output.

TRANSACTIONS = *NO / *YES(...)
You specify whether the “TRANSACTIONS” form is to be output.

*YES(...)

NUMBER = 200 / <integer 10..999>
You specify the maximum number of transactions output to SYSLST.

SESAM-DBH = *NO / *YES(...)

Selection of masks that refer to the DBH.

*YES(...)

I-O = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “I/O” form is to be output.

SERVICE-ORDERS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “SERVICE-ORDERS” form is to be output.

SERVICE-TASKS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “SERVICE-TASKS” form is to be output.

SQL-INFORMATION = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “SQL-INFORMATION” form is to be output.

STATEMENTS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “STATEMENTS” form is to be output.

SYSTEM-INFORMATION = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “SYSTEM-INFORMATION” form is to be output.

SYSTEM-THREADS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “SYSTEM-THREADS” form is to be output.

TASKS = *NO / *YES
You specify whether the “TASKS” form is to be output.

TRANSACTIONS = *NO / *YES(...)
You specify whether the “TRANSACTIONS” form is to be output.

*YES(...)

NUMBER = 200 / <integer 10..999>
You specify the maximum number of transactions output to SYSLST.