The Transaction performance detail view shows transaction performance conditions for a specified instance of a transaction in a graphical format. For example, it can show transaction performance conditions when a transaction performance alert occurred. Information is shown as a number of pie charts and associated details.
For transaction performance information summarized over a time interval, you can use the Performance summary in the Transaction detail view. See Viewing performance history.
The view title shows the transaction name and task number.
The information line shows the start and stop timestamps, the APPLID, the transaction ID, and the task number.
You can expand the Transaction response time twistie to view a visualization of the transaction response time.
When you open the view from an alert, the tab for the pie chart relevant to the selected alert field is displayed. For example, for a SUSPEND alert, the Suspend time tab is displayed. If an alert field does not have a relevant pie chart associated with it, or you open the view from a performance list record, the CICS Response time tab is displayed. You can click the tabs to view the additional pie charts.
You can view the transaction origin data and previous hop data in the tables to the right of the pie charts.
You can view more associated data, for example, alert detail and transaction information, by using the information tabs below the pie charts.
This chart shows the transaction response time divided into User Dispatch time, Dispatch wait time, User CPU time, and Suspend time.
For further details about the transaction response time, view the information on the CICS Response time, User CPU time, and Suspend time tabs.
For more information about these performance class fields, see Open TCB management in the CICS TS V5.2 product documentation.
This table shows association data that describes where a transaction was started. You can use this data to track complex systems. For more information, see Association data in the CICS TS V5.2 product documentation.
This table shows association data that describes the remote sender of a request so that the request can be tracked back into the previous system. For more information, see Association data in the CICS TS V5.2 product documentation.
If a field on a tab is a hyperlink, you can click it to open a view with further details. For example, you can click on a Transaction ID hyperlink to open the XMR Transaction resource view.