You can use the resource editors to assign one or more tags to each model element. These tags can be used to identify relationships between the resources. For example, you might use the tag aors to identify all the AORs and tor to identify all the TORs. The Sysplex (by Tag) view shows the model elements in each MVS™ image grouped by tags. To open the Sysplex (by Tag) view, right-click the connection name in the DA Explorer view and click Open Visualization > Sysplex (by Tag).
In the following example of the Sysplex (by Tag) view, MVS image MV28 is shown containing two tag groups: aor and myplex. In MVS image MV28, there is one CICS® region with the tag aor, and one CICS region with the tag myplex.
Tag groups are aligned across all MVS images, so that all model elements that are tagged with aor, are shown on the same horizontal alignment in the view.
You
can use the search field in the
main menu bar to find specific model elements. And you can hover over
an object to show more information, or double-click an object to open
it in the resource-specific editor. You can use the Zoom tool
to zoom in and show more detail. Alternatively, you can use
Ctrl+mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
You can use the visualization filter menu to control what you see in the view. You can use the filter to hide certain element types, hide tags, or change the order in which the tags are shown.
You open the filter by clicking Toggle
filter panel on the main menu bar. In the filter menu, you
can select or deselect model elements or tags to show or hide them
in the view.
You can change the order that the tags are shown in the view: Highlight a tag in the filter menu and then click the up or down arrow to change the position of the tag in the view.