Target objects are databases that may be monitored by Adabas Review.
A target definition provides Adabas Review with characteristics of the target object to be monitored. Adabas Review uses the target definition of Adabas targets to generate INPUT cards for Adabas Review reports that are autostarted or run in batch mode.
Adabas Review provides three functions for target objects:
The Edit Target Definitions (ET) function is usually performed by the Adabas Review administrator. For more information about this function, refer to the document Administrative Functions.
This document covers the following topics:
The Adabas Availability (AA) subsystem displays available targets associated with an Adabas SVC. Adabas Review maintains a list of possible supervisor call (SVC) numbers as part of its Target Definition subsystem.
Note:
For z/VM and BS2000, these are the targets in the local ID
table manager (ITM).
To access a list of all the Adabas SVCs known to Adabas Review
Enter the AA code on the command line.
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Available SVCs LOCL=12345
Mark One SVC to be queried with 'X'
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Command: ______________________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
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The Available SVCs screen appears where SVC is
for OS/390, z/OS, and VSE/ESA, the supervisor call (SVC) number used for communications with the target object; or
for z/VM and BS2000, the targets in the local ID table manager (ITM).
The SVC list can be maintained by the Review administrator using the SV function from the main menu. See the section Administrative Functions for more information.
To display a list of all targets known to a particular SVC number
Mark the SVC on the list with an "X" and press ENTER.
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Warning: The list of SVCs includes those known to Adabas Review from the SV function. Adabas Review does not know whether the SVC is active or not. If you select an SVC that is not active, the system may crash. Therefore, ensure that the SVC is active before you select it from this screen. |
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Available Databases LOCL=12345
Mark one DBID to be queried with an 'X'
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Command: ______________________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
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The Available Databases screen appears where DBID is the ID number of the target object.
Scroll keys are provided. If more than one screen of objects exists, PF8 (+) scrolls the list forward and PF7 (-) scrolls the list backward.
Note:
The list of DBIDs on this screen is the result of a direct query
to the SVC and includes only the active databases using that SVC. If none of
the databases using the selected SVC are active, this screen is blank.
To display detailed information about a particular Adabas target
Mark one target ID on the list with an X and press ENTER .
The Adabas Availability screen appears:
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ADABAS Availability
Pool / Queue Length MaxUsed MaxPct Various Statistics
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! NAB (Attch Bffr) 65536 512 0.7 ! ! Dbname MATTHIAS-ADABAS !
! NC (Cmd Queue) 3840 1529216 39823.3 ! ! Dbid 204 !
! LFP (Fmat Pool) 12000 0 0.0 ! ! SVC 236 !
! NH (HoldQueue) 560056 56 0.0 ! ! Commands 1 !
! LI (ISN Table) 10000 0 0.0 ! ! IOs 328 !
! LQ (Seq Cmds) 10000 0 0.0 ! ! Threads 6 !
! NU (UserQueue) 6528 1088 16.6 ! ! Bffr Eff 0.0 !
! LWP (WorkPool) 150000 16976 11.3 ! ! Bffr Flushes 1 !
+-----------------------------------------------+ ! Fmat Overwrites 0 !
Component Reads Writes ! Fmat Trans 17 !
+------------------------------+ ! Thread Sw 326 !
! Asso 310 9 ! ! Throwbacks 0 !
! Data 2 1 ! +--------------------------+
! Work 3 3 !
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Command: ______________________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
Help Exit Menu
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Only Adabas targets can show detailed information. Other target types such as Entire Net-Work or Entire System Server display the message
REV0272 - DATABASE dbid IS A NON-ADABAS TARGET
The List Target (LT) Definitions function displays the existing target definitions.
To display the list of target definitions
Enter the code LT on the command line.
An example of the resulting Target Definitions screen is shown below:
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Target Definitions LOCL=00009
Sel DBID Target Name Ver SVC RevCom
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Command: ______________________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
Help Exit - + Menu |
The fields on the Target Definitions screen describe the targets as they are defined to the system. The following table describes the fields:
From the Target Definitions screen, target definitions may be edited or purged. Because these maintenance functions are performed by the Review administrator, they are described in the section Administrative Functions.
