The CICSRGND view shows detailed information about a CICS® system.
The CICSRGND view is available for all managed CICS systems.
sysname
is
the name of a CICS system within the current scope.
Figure 91 is an example of the CICSRGND view.
27FEB2005 11:56:28 ------------------------------------- INFORMATION DISPLAY ---- COMMAND ===> CURR WIN ===> 1 ALT WIN ===> W1 =CICSRGN==CICSRGND=MCPLEX1==MCPLEX1==27FEB2005==11:56:24====CPSM==========1=== CICS System.... MCLMAS1 Start Date... 21NOV2002 CICS Status.... ACTIVE CICS Release... 0630 Start Time... 11:46:54 Monitor Stat... ON Job Name....... MCLMAS1 Totl CPU..... 00:00:10.3 Recordng Stat.. OFF VTAM Applid.... IYK3ZMC1 Totl Page In. 0 Dump Status.... SYSDUMP Location....... MV2D Totl Page Out 0 Trace Status... SYSTEMON CICS Sysid..... MC1 Totl SIO Cnt. 21309 AUXTrace Stat.. AUXSTART AKP............ 200 Totl Real Stg 52880 RRMS Status.... NOTAPP MRO Batch...... 1 Current Tasks 13 External Sec... NOSECURITY Priorty Aging.. 32768 Trn Isol Stat INACTIVE Startup Stat... COLDSTART Runaway Time... 50000 RPL Reopens.. 0 Cold Status.... INITIAL Scan Delay..... 500 VTAM ACB..... OPEN Autoinst Info.. Xit Wait Time.. 5000 Times Max RPL 0 VTAM GR name... Library Loads.. 436 Max RPL Postd 0 VTAM GR stat... NOTAPPLIC Tot Load Time.. 00:00:00 VTAM SOS Cnt. 0 Dyn Route Pgm.. DFHDYP Cur Load Wait.. 0 VTAM Dyn Open 0 Dst Route Pgm.. NONE Tot Load Wait.. 4 XRF Status... NOTAPPLIC Storage Prot... INACTIVE Max Load Wait.. 1 IRC Status... CLOSED TskRec ConvSt.. NOCONVERSE Cnt Max Wait... 4 CMD Protect.. CMDPROT ShutDown Tran.. CESD Tot Wait Time.. 00:00:37 RentProg Prot REENTPROT Web Garb Int... 60 Dflt Remote Sys N/A SOS Status... NOTSOS Web Timeout.... 5 MVS System Name MV2D TCPIP Status. OPEN Value SIT DEBUG NODEBUG
Table 182 shows the action commands you can issue from the CICSRGND view. The overtype fields are shown in Table 183.
The action commands and overtype fields for the CICSRGND view are available for all managed CICS systems for which CICSRGND is valid, except as noted in Table 182 and Table 183.
Primary command | Line command | Description |
---|---|---|
ARMrestart | ARM | Requests the immediate cancellation and restart
of a CICS system using the MVS™ automatic restart manager (ARM). For ARM restart to be successful, the CICS system must:
ARM is available for CICS Transaction Server for OS/390, Version 1 Release 3 and later systems. |
GMM | GMM | Displays the Good Morning Message Text input
panel (Figure 87), which lets you enter a message to be displayed
by the CICS Good Morning transaction (CSGM).
GMM is available for CICS Transaction Server for OS/390, Version 1 Release 3 and later systems. |
IMMshut | IMM | Shuts down the CICS system immediately. All active tasks and Systems Network Architecture (SNA) sessions within the CICS system are terminated. |
INItialize | INI | Initializes the CICS system date and time to match the MVS system date and time-of-day. |
NORmshut | NOR | Shuts down the CICS system normally. The system is shut down as soon as all active tasks and SNA sessions within the system are completed. |
SECurity | SEC | Rebuilds the in-storage external security manager (ESM) profiles for
a CICS system, provided they reside in local storage. The copies of the profiles
that reside in the managing CMAS are also rebuilt.
The SECurity command is available for CICS Transaction Server for OS/390, Version 1 Release 3 and later systems. Note:
The
SEC command cannot rebuild ESM profiles that reside in global storage.
You must use the facilities provided by your ESM to refresh those profiles. |
n/a | SET | Sets a CICS system attribute according to the new
value you specify in an overtype field (see Table 183).
Note:
The value you specified in the Require Set field on the CICSPlex System Manager entry
panel determines whether or not you must use the SET command when you overtype
a field. |
SHUtdown | SHU | Displays the CICS SHUTDOWN input panel (Figure 88), which lets you specify a normal, immediate, or XRF takeover shutdown, a shutdown transaction, dump option, and the PLT and XLT suffixes. |
SNAp | SNA | Displays the CICS SNAP input panel (Figure 89), which lets you specify the options to be used for a snap dump. |
STAts | STA | Displays the CICS STATISTICS input panel (Figure 90), which lets you write statistical data for the CICS system to a system management facility (SMF) data set. |
TAKeover | TAK | Shuts down the CICS system and transfers control of the resources to its XRF partner. |
Field name | Values |
---|---|
AKP | 200-65535
Note:
This field
is not modifiable when it contains a value of N/A, which means the activity
keypoint facility is not active in the CICS system. |
DEBUGTOOL | NO | YES |
MRO Batch | 1-255 |
Priorty Aging | 0-65535 |
Runaway Time | 0 | 500-2700000 (rounded down to nearest 500) |
Scan Delay | 0-5000 |
Xit Wait Time | 100-20000 |
VTAM ACB | OPEN | CLOSED | IMMCLOSE | FORCECLOSE |
IRC Status | OPEN | CLOSED | IMMCLOSE |
Monitor Stat | ON | OFF |
Recording Stat | ON | OFF |
Dump Status | SYSDUMP | NOSYSDUMP |
Trace Status | SYSTEMON | SYSTEMOFF
Modifiable for CICS/ESA 3.3 and later systems. |
AUXTrace Stat | AUXSTART | AUXSTOP | AUXPAUSE | SWITCH |
Dyn Route Pgm | Any valid program name |
TskRec ConvSt | CONVERSE | NOCONVERSE |
Dst Route Pgm | NONE | any valid program name |
TCPIP Status | OPEN | CLOSE | IMMCLOSE |
Web Garb Int | 0- 6000 |
Web Timeout | 0- 60 |
VTAM GR stat | DEREGISTERED |
DEBUG Prof stat | DEBUG|NODEBUG |
Table 184 shows the hyperlink fields on the CICSRGND view.
Hyperlink field | View displayed | Description |
---|---|---|
Monitor Status Recording Stat Dump Status |
CICSRGN2 | Detailed view of the monitor, statistics, dump, trace, and auxiliary trace settings for the CICS system. |
Current Tasks | CICSRGN3 | Detailed view of the current tasks for the CICS system. |
Autoinst Info | CICSRGN4 | Detailed view of autoinstall information. |
TCPIP Status | TCPIPGBL | General view of TCP/IP sockets support. |