IMS Control

Use this page to start message processing regions (MPRs) and perform a number of other IMS-related administration functions for this server.

Commands
/dis TRAN all

Click this to execute a /dis TRAN all command. The results are displayed below the entry field.

/dis USER all

Click this to execute a /dis USER all command. The results are displayed below the entry field.

/dis DB all

Click this to execute a /dis DB all command. The results are displayed below the entry field.

/dump TM

Click this to execute a /dump TM command. The results are displayed below the entry field.

Enter

Click this to execute the command specified in the entry field to the right. The results are displayed below the entry field.

Start IMS MPRs (Message Processing Regions)
Start
Click this to start a message processing region.
MPR Classes

Specify the transaction classes that can run in the message processing region.

Debug

Click this if you want to debug the IMS transactions that will run in this message processing region.

Renew MFS Formats and IMS ACBs
Renew
Click this to delete information from the system cache and to reload the current information from disk.
MFS Formats
Select this to delete information on MFS format blocks.
ACBs
Select this to delete information on application control blocks

TM System Overview and Control
Message Queue Max
The number of blocks representing the maximum size to which the IMS message queue data store can expand. The value must be in the range of 4 through 63488.
Cushion
The size of the cushion to be reserved for graceful lack-of-space behavior is represented as a percentage of the maximum message queue size from 0% to 7.97%. The default is 4%.
Transaction Threshold
Specify the maximum length of time in seconds that a transaction can run before a message is logged to the console to indicate that it has exceeded its threshold. This must be in the range 0 through 65535. A value of 0 indicates that there is no threshold.
Q Flush Aggregate
on
Enables the aggregation of transactional flushing of operating system buffers to disk.
ms
An interval of time, in milliseconds, during which flush requests are held and allowed to accumulate before flushing. Valid values are 0 through 255.
Flush disable
Disables dynamic flushing, meaning that the TM system unilaterally flushes operating system buffers to your physical disk only at each keypoint.
Keypoint Frequency
Specify how many thread requests are to be processed before a keypoint is generated. This must be in the range 0 through 65535. The default is 64. Specifying 0 indicates that keypoints are only generated when the enterprise server starts and shuts down.
TM Message Queue Diagnostics
Display summary overview of IMS Message Queues
Click this to view the content of the IMS message queue.
Display block-number/segment of message queue

Click this to view a specified segment of the IMS message queue.