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The PF3 key from a Zoom or Detail screen returns the original File Monitor screen. | The PF3 key from a Zoom or Detail screen returns the original File Monitor screen. |
Revision as of 23:04, 10 September 2015
Option 4 from the main menu presents a menu of file statistics screens.
This menu is also accessible by entering =4
in the command
line of any SirMon screen.
Selecting any option from this menu transfers the user into a "scrollable screen"
(see Scrollable screen format) displaying specific statistics for all
open files in an Online system.
The PF1 key displays definitions for the presented statistics.
4.U Update the selection menu | Allows SirMon administrators to customize the File Monitor menu. |
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4.A User AD-HOC | An adhoc view of file statistics specific to each SirMon user. |
4.1 File Activity | Display of disk activity, file enqueue counts, total page buffer utilization, and critical file resource conflicts. |
4.2 Buffer Usage | Detailed breakdown of each file's disk buffer usage by table together with disk read and write rates. |
4.3 Critical File Resource | Shows each category of resource conflict as a rate and the total number if users waiting on various critical file resources. |
4.4 File Table Usage | Shows file space utilization information for each open Model 204 file, broken down by table type. |
4.5 Ordered Index Usage | Information about ordered index data density and usage. |
As many as 27 locally defined screens may also be accessed from the File Monitor menu. These screens are defined by a SirMon administrator as described in SirMon custom screens.
A number of special commands allow limiting the view of selected files.
FILE xxxxxxxx | Restricts the display to files that match the pattern specified in xxxxxxxx. For example, this command limits the display of files to only those whose names begin with "GLB":
FILE GLB* |
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USER xxxx | Restricts the display to files that are open by the user number specified. Wildcards are not allowed with this command. |
SUBSYS xxxxxxxx | Restricts the display to files that are open by the subsystem specified in xxxxxxxxxx. Wildcards are not allowed in subsystem specification. |
ALL | The command ALL removes any restrictions on the display. The display returns to showing all files. |
All File Monitor screens give the option of zooming (the PF6 key) or obtaining a detail view (the PF10 key) on an individual file. The cursor must be positioned over a line of file statistics to determine the file for which Zoom or Detail statistics are required.
- ZOOM presents a non-scrollable screen (refer to Non-scrollable screen format) with the same statistics as were presented on the original screen, but with screen lines representing time-sliced views of the selected file's performance.
- DETAIL presents a display of most of the important statistics that can be displayed for any single file:
The PF3 key from a Zoom or Detail screen returns the original File Monitor screen.
See also
- SirMon
- SirMon application structure
- SirMon main menu
- SirMon System Overview screen
- SirMon threshold setting
- SirMon background monitor
- SirMon System Monitor menu
- SirMon User Monitor menu
- SirMon File Monitor menu
- SirMon Subsystem Monitor menu
- SirMon Task Monitor menu
- SirMon Janus Monitor menu
- SirMon custom screens
- SirMon critical-file-resource monitoring
- SirMon user-initiated capturing of statistics
- System statistics displayed in SirMon
- User statistics displayed in SirMon
- File statistics displayed in SirMon
- Subsystem statistics displayed in SirMon
- Task statistics displayed in SirMon
- Critical File Resource statistics displayed in SirMon
- SirMon date processing