Server

Shows the date and time at which the current server was started, and the number of days, hours, minutes and seconds that have passed since the server was started.

Shows the following information:

• Transactions - the number of transactions that have occurred since the server was started.
• Dumps - the number of dumps generated since the server was started.
• Per hour - the number of transactions per hour, based on the number of transactions shown in Transactions.
• Trace Blocks - the number of trace blocks generated since the server was started.
• Active Clients - the number of clients that have been active since the server was started.
• Limit - the number of concurrent client licenses allowed.

Shows the following information:

• Max Tasks - the maximum number of tasks that can run concurrently on this server. A task handles a process such as a SOAP service, and so on.
• HTTP Out - the size of the data blocks passed across shared memory for HTTP output.
• Diagnostics Size - the maximum size of a diagnostic data set. When this size is exceeded, the alternate (A or B) data set is used (and any data in that data set is overwritten). A value of 0 (zero) means that there is no maximum size.
• ID Timeout - the global user ID timeout specified. If no ID timeout ha been defined, this field is blank.
• Shared Memory - the number of shared pages in memory reserved for all the processes that run in the enterprise server. Each page is 4 KB long.
• SM Total - the amount of shared memory available to this server, shown in kilobytes.
• SM Cushion - the number of kilobytes reserved from the shared memory pages to enable the server to continue processing when the shared memory allocation is too small for the operational requirements of the server.
• SM Free - the amount of shared memory currently free, shown in kilobytes.

Shows the following information:

• Working Mode - the current working bit mode of the server.
• Perf Enabled - enables reporting of performance data that can be viewed in Perfmon and Operations Manager,
• Dump - shows which data set is currently set to receive dump information, which can be A or B.

  You can set the data set to be used for dump information on the Control page, which can be displayed by clicking Control.

• Dump on Abend - the dump state. The dump state can be:
  • Sys: No Tran: No
  • Sys: Yes Tran: No
  • Sys: No Tran: Yes
  • Sys: Yes Tran: Yes

  where Sys indicates a system dump, and Tran indicates a transaction dump.

  You can set the dump state on the Control page, which can be displayed by clicking Control.

• Trace - shows which data set is currently set to receive trace information, which can be A or B.

  You can set the data set to be used for trace information on the Control page, which can be displayed by clicking Control.

• Active trace - indicates whether the in-memory trace is currently being recorded to the active auxiliary diagnostic data set.

  You can switch the active trace on and off on the Control page, which can be displayed by clicking Control.

Contains the following information:

• The time at which sampling of activity was started. The time is shown in 24-hour format. The duration of sampling is 15 minutes. To see the latest activity statistics for this 15-minute period, click Refresh.
• Average latency (1000/sec) - The average latency for transactions on this server. This is shown in milliseconds (ms), and as a graphical representation in yellow.
• Average tasks (1000/sec) - The average time taken to complete a task on this server. This is shown in milliseconds (ms), and as graphical representation in blue.
• Task/sec - The average number of tasks completed per second on this server. This is shown as a number, and as a graphical representation in green.