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The intuitive ISPF user interface of TWSemon facilitates the early detection of multiple problem situations. From this one interface all TWS for z/OS controllers are presented with color coding to quickly identify potential problems. Different color codes represent the different out-of-line situations that can otherwise be easily missed in daily practice, for example:
Jobs in Error
Jobs in error can be detected immediately for all controllers, without having to call the error lists of possibly several TWS for z/OS controllers.
Long Duration Conditions
TWS for z/OS reports an operation as “Long Duration” when the predefined duration for this operation is exceeded. In most practical situations the duration of an operation is not defined realistically, which invokes numerous unnecessary alarms. Within TWSemon, long duration jobs can be identified through relative or absolute values. This refines the monitoring process by establishing tolerances and reduces “false alarms”.
Milestones (Late Conditions)
Specific jobs can be defined as milestones; which if not completed by a specified timeframe are reported in TWSemon. Thus, critical situations are detected immediately without having to review vast amounts of information from different sources.
Controller Inactivity
TWSemon monitors for the inactivity of TWS for z/OS controllers based upon user specified time intervals where no jobs have been started. Individual time intervals can be specified per controller. This ensures that job submission that has been stopped for any controller, for any reason, will be identified if it is not activated within a certain time frame.
Workstation Offline
If a workstation becomes offline an event will be logged in the TWSemon event list.
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Real time statistics are displayed within each controller for the various statuses of the jobs running under that controller, which include:
- Jobs in waiting status
- Jobs in error status
- Jobs in completed status
- Jobs in started status
- Jobs in ready status
The ISPF interface contains a consolidated real-time out-of-line list for all monitored controllers. The event list can be sorted on up to five fields at a time. The interface is completely customizable. Multiple filters can be created that filter what will / will not appear in the interface. Filters can be created on any combination of Application Id, Owner Id, Authority Group Id and Group definition. Wilds card are fully supported.
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