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ResourceMeasurement FacilityReference Summary

Version 1 Release 13

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This edition applies to Version 1 Release 13 of z/OS®

(5694-A01) and to all subsequent releases andmodifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.

This edition replaces SX33-9033–04.

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Contents

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v

How to send your comments to IBM . . . . ixIf you have a technical problem. . . . . . . x

Chapter 1. Gathering Reference . . . . . . 1To Start, Stop and Control Sessions . . . . . 1Monitor I Session Options . . . . . . . . 4

Time-frame Options. . . . . . . . . . 7Reporting Options . . . . . . . . . . 8Environment Options . . . . . . . . . 9

Monitor III Session Options . . . . . . . . 9

Chapter 2. Reporting Reference . . . . . 17To Start RMF in ISPF or TSO/E . . . . . . 17Monitor II Display and Background Session 18

Report Commands and Options . . . . . 18Display Session Commands. . . . . . . 25Background Session Options . . . . . . 27

Monitor III Reporter Session . . . . . . . 29Session Commands . . . . . . . . . 29Report Commands. . . . . . . . . . 31

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Preface

The RMF Reference Summary provides a quickreference to:v Operator commandsv Monitor I session optionsv Monitor II background session optionsv Monitor II display commandsv Monitor III gatherer session optionsv Monitor III reporter session commands

For detailed information about using RMFMonitors, see z/OS RMF User's Guide.

How to read the diagrams

To read a syntax diagram, follow the path of theline, starting from left to right and moving from topto bottom.

v The ��─── symbol indicates the beginning of asyntax diagram.

v The ───� symbol, at the end of a line, indicatesthat the syntax diagram continues on the nextline.

v The �─── symbol, at the beginning of a line,indicates that a syntax diagram continues fromthe previous line.

v The ───�� symbol indicates the end of a syntaxdiagram.

Syntax items (for example, a keyword or variable)may be:

v Directly on the line (required)

v Above the line (default)

v Below the line (optional)

SymbolsYou must code these symbols exactly asthey appear in the syntax diagram

# Number sign

: Colon

, Comma

= Equal Sign

- Hyphen

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( ) Parenthesis

. Period

VariablesHighlighted lowercase letters denotevariable information that you mustsubstitute with specific information.

Example��

,U= user_id��

Here you must code U= as shown andsupply an ID for user_id. You may, ofcourse, enter U in lowercase, but you mustnot change it otherwise.

RepetitionAn arrow returning to the left means thatthe item can be repeated.

Example

�� repeat ��

A character within the arrow means youmust separate repeated items with thatcharacter.

Example

��

,

repeat ��

A footnote (1) by the arrow references alimit that tells how many times the itemcan be repeated.

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Example

�� (1)

repeat ��

Notes:

1 Specify repeat up to 5 times.

DefaultsDefaults are above the line. The systemuses the default unless you override it. Youcan override the default by coding anoption from the stack below the line.

Example

��A

BC

��

In this example, A is the default. You canoverride A by choosing B or C.

Required ChoicesWhen two or more items are in a stack andone of them is on the line, you mustspecify one item.

Example�� A

BC

��

Here you must enter either A or B or C.

Optional ChoiceWhen an item is below the line, the item isoptional. Only one item may be chosen.

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Example��

ABC

��

Here you may enter either A or B or C, oryou may omit the field.

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Chapter 1. Gathering Reference

This chapter contains a summary of the operatorcommands, the Monitor I session options, and theMonitor III session options.

To Start, Stop and Control Sessions

Three system commands, four session commands,and numerous display commands control RMFprocessing. The syntax for system and sessioncommands is as follows; see chapters on specificRMF sessions in z/OS RMF User's Guide, fordetailed descriptions and examples.

START system command�� START

SRMF

�

,,,parm,

,,,( parm )

��

Initializes RMF and/or starts a Monitor Isession.

MODIFY system command�� MODIFY

FRMF, input ��

Passes session commands to RMF or requestsa display of RMF status.

The following session commands are passed toRMF through the input field of the system MODIFYcommand.

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START session command�� MODIFY

FRMF, START

S�

� session-id �

,

options��

Starts an RMF session.

MODIFY session command�� MODIFY

FRMF, MODIFY

F�

� session-id �

,

options��

Changes options currently in effect.

STOP session command�� MODIFY

FRMF, STOP

P�

� session-id ��

Ends processing of a specified session.

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DISPLAY session command�� MODIFY

FRMF, �

�ACTIVE

DISPLAY ALLD session-id

��

Displays status information for activenon-TSO/E RMF sessions.

STOP system command�� STOP

PRMF ��

Ends all non-TSO/E RMF sessions.

where:

parmOptions for a Monitor I session (specify NOZZif you do not want to start a Monitor I sessionconcurrently with RMF initialization). Optionshave the form:option[(value)]

inputAny session command (START, STOP, MODIFY,or DISPLAY).

session-idSession identifier for a particular session. Thesession identifier is one of the following:ZZ Monitor I sessioncc Monitor II background session (any

two characters except ZZ)III Monitor III data gatherer session

options

Session options to be changed. Each option hasthe form

option[(value)]

and must be separated by a comma.

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ACTIVESession identifiers of all active non-TSO/Esessions are to be displayed.

ALLSession identifiers and current options of allactive non-TSO/E sessions are to be displayed.

Monitor I Session Options

You can specify Monitor I session options in:

v The parm field of the START command

v The PARM field of the EXEC statement in acataloged procedure

v The RMF Monitor I Parmlib member ERBRMF00

Cache subsystem activity

��CACHE

NOCACHE��

Channel path activity

��CHAN

NOCHAN��

Processor activity

��CPU

NOCPU��

Cryptographic processor activity

��CRYPTO

NOCRYPTO��


Device activity

��

�

DEVICE(DASD)

,

DEVICE( Type )NODEVICE

��

Type:NONMBR

NMBR(nmbr)

DASD

NODASD�

�NOCHRDR

CHRDR

NOCOMM

COMM

NOGRAPH

GRAPH�

�NOTAPE

TAPE

NOUNITR

UNITR

Enqueue contention activity

��NOENQ

ENQ( SUMMARY )DETAIL

,maj,min

��

Enterprise Disk System statistics

��

�

NOESS

,

ESS( Options )

��

Options:LINK

NOLINK

RANK

NORANK


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FICON director activity

��NOFCD

FCD��

I/O queuing activity

��

�

IOQ( DASD )

,

IOQ( Options )NOIOQ

��

Options:NONMBR

NMBR(nmbr)

DASD

NODASD�

�NOCHRDR

CHRDR

NOCOMM

COMM

NOGRAPH

GRAPH�

�NOTAPE

TAPE

NOUNITR

UNITR

Page data set activity

��PAGESP

NOPAGESP��

System paging activity

��PAGING

NOPAGING��


Trace activity

��

�

NOTRACE

ALL,

TRACE(variable )opt list

��

z/VM guest system activity

��NOVMGUEST

VMGUEST��

Virtual storage activity

��

�

�

VSTOR(S)

VSTOR(D ),

, jobname,

VSTOR( jobname )NOVSTOR

��

Workload activity

��WKLD

NOWKLD��

Time-frame Options

Cycle length

��CYCLE(1000)

CYCLE(value)��


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Report interval length

��INTERVAL(30M)

INTERVAL(nnn )M

��

Duration of session

��STOP(8H)

MSTOP(range )

HNOSTOP

��

Interval synchronization

��SYNC(SMF)

SYNC(RMF,mm )M

NOSYNC

��

Reporting Options

Option list

��OPTIONS

OPTNNOOPTIONSNOOPTN

��

Write SMF record

��RECORD

NORECORD��


Print interval reports

��NOREPORT

REPORT( REALTIME )DEFER

��

Class for printed reports

��SYSOUT(A)

SYSOUT(class)��

Environment Options

User exit

��NOEXITS

EXITS��

Parmlib member

��

�

MEMBER(00)

,(1)

MEMBER( xx )

��

Notes:

1 Up to five members can be specified.

Monitor III Session Options

Cache subsystem activity

��CACHE

CACHE(SSID(ssid-list))NOCACHE

��

Specifies measurements for cache subsystemactivity.


Coupling facility details

��CFDETAIL

NOCFDETAIL��

Specifies whether detailed data gathering forthe activities in the coupling facility should beperformed.

Gatherer cycle

��CYCLE(1000)

CYCLE(nnnn)��

Specifies, in milliseconds, the length of acycle. Valid range is 50 to 9999.

Data set support

��

�

DATASET(STOP,NOSWITCH)

,

DS( Suboption )

��

Suboption:

�

�

,

ADD (data-set-name),

DEL (data-set-name)STARTSWITCH

(7)WHOLD

(value)

Controls the recording of samples touser-defined data sets.


Hierarchical file system activity��

�

,

HFSNAME( Suboption )

��

Suboption:

�

�

,

ADD( file-system-name ),

DEL( file-system-name )

Specifies data recording of statistics for UNIXHFS names.

Spin locks and suspend locks

��NOLOCK

LOCK��

Specifies data recording about spin locks andsuspend locks.

I/O subsystem activity

��IOSUB

NOIOSUB��

Specifies data recording for I/O subsystemand channel path activity.


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Member

��

�

MEMBER(04)

,

MEMBER( xx )

��

Specifies the members of a partitioned dataset that contain the options to be used for thesession.

Mintime

��MINTIME(100)

MINTIME(nnn)��

Specifies interval length in seconds. Validrange is 10 to 999.

OMVS process data

��OPD

NOOPD��

Specifies measurements for OMVS processdata.

Print list of options

��NOOPTIONS

OPTIONSOPTNSNOOPTNS

��

Specifies if options are to be displayed atoperator console.


Resource

��RESOURCE(*JES2,JES2)

RESOURCE(*JES2 ),parm

RESOURCE(*JES3 ),parm

��

Specifies the job entry subsystem resourcewhere parm is the given name if other thanJES2 or JES3.

Duration of session

��NOSTOP

MSTOP(value )

H

��

Specifies the duration of the session inminutes (M) or hours (H). Valid range is 1minute to 168 hours.


Storage group/disk space monitoring

��

�

NOSGSPACE

,

SGSPACE( Suboption )

��

Suboption:

�

�

,

ADD( storage-group-name ),

DEL( storage-group-name )

Controls data gathering for storage groupspace and disk space monitoring:

v You may specify multiple ADD/DELsuboptions.

v A storage group name must not be longerthan 30 characters, otherwise it is ignored.

v You can specify up to 25 storage groupnames. Additional names are ignored.

Synchronous write SMF

��SYNC(0M)

MSYNC(mm )NOSYNC

��

Synchronizes interval time with the hourwhere mm is the number of minutes after thehour at which synchronization will occur.


Sysout

��SYSOUT(A)

SYSOUT(class)��

Specifies the output class for sessionmessages.

VSAM RLS activity��

�

,

VSAMRLS( Suboption )NOVSAMRLS()

��

Suboption:

�

�

,

ADD( data-set-mask ),

DEL( data-set-mask )

Controls the collection of VSAM RLS activitydata.

Storage buffer

��WSTOR(32)

WSTOR(nnn)��

Specifies in megabytes, the maximum storagebuffer size. Valid range is 4 to 999 megabytes.


zFS activity

��ZFS

NOZFS��

Specifies data gathering about zFS file systemactivity.


Chapter 2. Reporting Reference

This chapter contains a summary of the commandsused in a reporting session.

To Start RMF in ISPF or TSO/E

To start RMF and display the RMF PerformanceManagement menu, enter:

Start RMF�� RMF ��

To bypass the RMF Performance ManagementMenu, enter the RMF command with the appropriateoption:

Start RMF Monitor

To call the Postprocessor, enter:�� RMF PP ��

To call Monitor II, enter:�� RMF MON2 ��

To call Monitor III, enter:�� RMF MON3 ��

To call the Monitor III Utility, enter:�� RMF UTIL ��

Start RMF Monitor IIYou can also use the following command tostart Monitor II:�� RMFMON ��

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Monitor II Display and BackgroundSession

Use the display session syntax in an ISPF or TSO/Esession to obtain snapshot reports of specificaddress spaces or system resources.

Use the background session syntax in anon-interactive session to create a printed reportand SMF records.

Report Commands and OptionsThe general format of a command to request areport is:

General syntax

Background session syntax:�� rep(options) ��

Display session syntax:�� rep options ��

rep is the report name, and options are theoptions for the report.

For the legend, see page 24.

AS resource data

Background session syntax

��NOARD

A AARD( , )

c s

��

Display session syntax

��A I

ARD ,c s

��


AS resource data for job


��NOARDJ

ARDJ(jobname)��

Display session syntax�� ARDJ jobname ��

AS state data


��ASD(A,A)

NOASDA A

ASD( , )c s

��


��A I

ASD ,c s

��

AS state data for job


��NOASDJ

ASDJ(jobname)��

Display session syntax�� ASDJ jobname ��

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AS SRM data


��NOASRM

A AASRM( , )

c s

��


��A I

ASRM ,c s

��

AS SRM data for job


��NOASRMJ

ASRMJ(jobname)��

Display session syntax�� ASRMJ jobname ��

Channel path activity


��NOCHANNEL

CHANNEL��

Display session syntax�� CHANNEL ��


Device activity


��NODEV

(DASD)DEV

(type)

��


��DASD

DEVtype

��

Specific direct access device


��NODEVV

DEVV( VOLSER(xxxxxx) )NUMBER(yyyy)

��

Display session syntax�� DEVV VOLSER(xxxxxx)

NUMBER(yyyy)��

HFS statistics

Display session syntax�� HFS

hfsname��

IRLM long lock detection

Display session syntax�� ILOCK

ALL��


I/O queuing


��NOIOQUEUE

(DASD)IOQUEUE

(type)

��


��DASD

IOQUEUEtype

��

Library lists


�� LLILNK

LPAAPF

,A��

Page/Swap data set activity


��NOPGSP

(PAGE)PGSP

(SWAP)

��


��PAGE

PGSPSWAP

��


Sysplex data server activity

Display session syntax�� SDS ��

Enqueue contention activity


��NOSENQ

(S)SENQ

(D)(A,sysname)(E,sysname)( majorname )

,minorname

��


��S

SENQDA,sysnameE,sysnamemajorname

,minorname

��

Reserve activity


��NOSENQR

(ALLVSER)SENQR

(volser)

��


��ALLVSER

SENQRvolser

��


System paging activity


��NOSPAG

SPAG��

Display session syntax�� SPAG ��

SRM activity


��NOSRCS

SRCS��

Display session syntax�� SRCS ��

User-specified activity

��NOUSER

USER��

Legend:

c Class of the address spaces to be included;either A, B, T, AS, or O.

s Status of the address spaces to be included;either A or I.

d Domain of the address spaces to be included;either A or a domain number.

hfsnameName of an hierarchical file system.

jobnameSpecific job name.


majorname[,minorname]Name of resource or group of resource.

nnnn1-4 digit performance group number.

snameSubsystem name defined in the ICS definition.

sysnameName of a specific system in a global resourceserialization complex.

typeEither a device class, one or more volume serialnumbers, one or more device numbers, or oneor more SG names.

volserVolume serial number.

Display Session CommandsWhat session commands you use depends onwhether you are working with the ISPF interface orthe TSO interface. Some commands are valid inboth environments.

For the legend, see page 28.

TSO CommandsScroll through a table report:�� F ��

Display the list of reports on the display menu:�� M ��

Display defaults:�� MM ��

Print a report:�� P ��

Request reports repeatedly:

�� T10 , 4

n , t��

where:n is the number of times a report is repeated.t is the number of seconds between reports

Stop the session:


�� ZENDQUITQQSTOPX

��

Set PF key:�� #rep(options) ��

rep is a report name.

ISPF CommandsCancel the option dialog without savingchanges:�� CANCEL ��

List of Monitor II reporter commands:�� COMMANDS ��

Find a text string:�� FIND xxxxxxx ��

If your search string contains blanks, you mustenclose it in quotes.

Refresh a report after an interval:

�� GO4

nnn��

where:nnn is the number of seconds betweenrefreshes. Valid values are between 1 and3600s.

End GO mode by pressing the ATTN or PA1key.

Print a report:�� PRINT ��

Reset all optional values on the option dialog totheir defaults:�� RESET ��

Repeat a previously entered Find command:�� RFIND ��


Show the report options panel for the currentreport:�� RO ��

Sort the report according to column cursor isplaced on:

�� SORTA or D

AD

��

Note: Numerical columns are sorted indescending order, and columns withcharacter values are sorted in ascendingorder.

Specify the system to be monitored:�� SYSTEM smf-id ��

Stop the session:�� X

END��

Both ISPF and TSO CommandsSet delta mode:

�� DON

OFF��

Set hardcopy mode:

�� HON

OFF��

Recall the previous report:�� Rrep options ��

where rep is the report name.

Background Session OptionsDelta reporting:

��NODELTA

DELTA��

Session options Parmlib member:


��

�

MEMBER(01)

,

MEMBER( xx )

��

Note: You can specify up to five members.

Print list of options:

��OPTIONS

OPTNSNOOPTNSNOOPTIONS

��

Write SMF data set:

��RECORD

NORECORD��

Print interval reports:

��REPORT(DEFER)

NOREPORTREPORT( REALTIME )

DEFER

��

Duration of Monitor II session:

��STOP(10M)

MSTOP(value )

HNOSTOP

��

Class for printed reports:

��SYSOUT(A)

SYSOUT(class)��

Number of seconds in interval:

��SINTV(30S)

SINTV( value )S

��

where:

classis a SYSOUT class


valueis a 1-5 digit number that specifies time ineither minutes (M) or hours (H)

AS address space

Monitor III Reporter Session

To start a Monitor III session, from TSO or ISPF,enter:�� RMF MON3 ��

Session CommandsBackward/forward referencing:�� BREF

FREF�

�D T R S

��

D:DATED

= mm ./-

dd ./-

yy

T:TIMET

= hh :-.

mm :-.

ss

R:RANGER

=nnnM

Snnnn

S:SYSTEMS

= systemname

Restore options to original values:�� CANCEL ��

Display RMF commands help panel:�� COMMANDS ��

Display data from current range:


�� CURRENT ��

Search for character string:�� FIND string ��

Start GO mode:�� GO ��

Switch graphic mode on or off:

�� GRAPHICON

OFF��

Print hardcopy reports and screens:

�� HARDCOPYON

OFFSCREENREPORT

��

Start an Interactive Chart Utility session:�� ICU ��

Display listing of PF keys:�� PFK ��

Reset options to RMF defaults:�� RESET ��

Display last command entered:�� RETRIEVE ��

Repeat FIND command:�� RFIND ��

Switch between tabular and graphic mode:

�� TABULARON

OFF��

Switch between tabular and graphic mode:�� TOGGLE ��

Commands to Request Menus and OptionPanels

Display Color Graphic Options panel:�� COLOR ��

Display Job Report panel:


�� JOBS ��

Display Language Options panel:�� LANGUAGE ��

Display Options panel:�� OPTIONS ��

Display Option Set panel:�� OPTSET ��

Display Overview Report menu:�� OVERVIEW ��

Display Report Options panel of current report:�� ROPTIONS ��

Display Resource Report menu:�� RESOURCE ��

Display Session Options panel:�� SESSION ��

Display Subsystem Report menu:�� SUBS ��

Display Sysplex Report menu:�� SYSPLEX ��

Display User-written Report menu:�� USER ��

Report CommandsReports can be requested from the command line orfrom the Primary menu.

Cache details�� CACHDET

CAD ssid��


Cache summary�� CACHSUM

CAS��

Coupling facility activity�� CFACT

CAcfname ��

Coupling facility overview�� CFOVER

COcfname ��

Coupling facility systems�� CFSYS

CScfname ��

Channel path activity�� CHANNEL

CHANCH

��

CPC capacity�� CPC ��


Delays�� DELAY

DELDLYDL

class , s-class��

You can specify a class and a selectionseparated by a comma.

Job variation of delay�� DELAYJ

DLJDJDELJDLYJ

jobname ��

Device delays�� DEV

DVDDD

class , s-class��

Device delays - Job report�� DEVJ

DDJDVJ

jobname ��

Device delays for resources�� DEVR

DVRDR

volser��


Data index�� DI

DSDSINDEX

��

Data set delays�� DSND

DSNdsname ��

Data set delays - Job report�� DSNJ

DSJjobname ��

Data set delays - Volume report�� DSNV

DSVvolser ��

Enclave activity�� ENCLAVE

ENCLsstype ��

Enqueue delays�� ENQ

ED class , s-class��

Enqueue delays - Job report�� ENQJ

EJjobname ��


Resource delays�� ENQR

ERresource ��

Group response time�� GROUP

GPGRPGDRTGRT

�

�1

s/r-class ,period

��

HSM delays�� HSM

HD class , s-class��

HSM delays - Job report�� HSMJ

HJjobname ��

I/O queuing activity�� IOQUEUE

IOQIQ

��

JES delays�� JES

JD class , s-class��


JES delays - Job report�� JESJ

JJjobname ��

Job report�� JOB

JOjobname ��

Mount delays - Job report�� MNTJ

MTJjobname ��

Message delays - Job report�� MSGJ

MSJjobname ��

OMVS process data�� OPD ��

Processor delays�� PROC

PD class , s-class��

Processor delays - Job report�� PROCJ

PJjobname ��


Quiesce delays - Job report�� QSCJ

QJjobname ��

VSAM RLS activity by data set�� RLSDS

RLDdsname ��

VSAM LRU statistics�� RLSLRU

RLL��

VSAM RLS activity by storage class�� RLSSC

RLSstclass ��

Disk space report�� SPACED

SPD��

Storage space report�� SPACEG

SPG��

Storage delays�� STOR

SD class , s-class��


Common storage information�� STORC

SC class , s-class��

Common storage remaining�� STORCR

SCR��

Frame count information�� STORF

SF class , s-class��

Storage delays - Job report�� STORJ

SJjobname ��

Information on storage use�� STORR

SR��

Summarized storage information�� STORS

SSwlm ��

Sysplex-wide enqueue delays�� SYSENQ

ES��


Overview of system workload�� SYSINFO

SISYSYS

wlm ��

Response time distribution�� SYSRTD

RTDs/r-class period ��

Performance summary - Sysplex�� SYSSUM

SUMwlm ��

Work manager - Sysplex�� SYSWKM

WKMs/r-class period ��

Overview of system activity�� WFEX

WEWF

��

XCF delays�� XCF

XD class , s-class��

XCF delays - Job report�� XCFJ

XJjobname ��


zFS file system activity�� ZFSACT

ZFSA��

zFS file system summary�� ZFSSUM

ZFSS��

where:

cfname Name of a coupling facility.

class Either All (A), Batch (B), TSO (T),STC (S), ASCH (AS), or O(OMVS). For DELAY, you can alsospecify E for enclaves.

dsname Name of a data set.

jobname Name of job to be reported.

period Service or report class period.

resource Name of resource to be reported.

s-class Service class name.

s/r-class Service or report class name.

ssid Cache subsystem identifier.

sstype Name of a subsystem thatschedules enclaves.

stclass Storage class name.

volser Volume serial number.

wlm Name of a workload group,service class, or report class.


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