CICCWK Weekly CICS Workload All Systems

The Weekly CICS Workload All Regions graph shows the total transaction volume that is processed by each region in a given system system. It identifies regions with high workload and shows the workload distributions in the system. In addition, the graph highlights regions that have missed the service level objective to alert you of potential performance problems.
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The Weekly CICS Workload All Regions graph shows the total transaction volume that is processed by each region in a given system system. It identifies regions with high workload and shows the workload distributions in the system. In addition, the graph highlights regions that have missed the service level objective to alert you of potential performance problems.
Report format
 
This inquiry produces a vertical bar chart that shows the total activity for each region in a given system (SYSID or a group of SYSIDs). The bars are displayed in descending order by transaction volume. Regions that have missed the user- defined service level objective are shown in a different color than those meeting the service level objectives. This chart is available in color graphic format only.
Inquiry ID
 
CICCWJ (color graphic format)
Data source (file/timespan)
 
CICCSY01 in the WEEKS timespan.
Data elements used
 
CICSID
- CICS System Identifier
CSYCDSTx
- Count Conv. Responses Within Limit x
CSYCRSTM
- Conversational Response Time Total
CSYCTRN
- Conversational Transactions Processed
CSYLDSTx
- Count Long Responses Within Limit x
CSYLRSTM
- Long Response Time Total
CSYLTRN
- Long Transactions Processed
CSYMDSTx
- Count Medium Responses Within Limit x
CSYMRSTM
- Medium Response Time Total
CSYMTRN
- Medium Transactions Processed
CSYSDSTx
- Count Short Responses Within Limit x
CSYSRSTM
- Short Response Time Total
CSYSTRN
- Short Transactions Processed
CSYTDSTx
- Count Responses Within Limit x
CSYTRANS
- Transactions Processed
CSYTRSTM
- Total Response Time All Functions
ENDTS
- End Time Stamp
SYSID
- System Identifier
YEAR
- Year of Century
WEEK
- Week of Year
ZONE
- Time Zone
Calculations
 
Percent distribution = CSYTDSTx / CSYTRANS
Execution-time parameters
 
UNIT
Select one or more
MICS database
units by entering the data base IDs. Enter multiple IDs with a blank following each ID value.
CYCLE
(Optional) Define
MICS
input file cycle range. For this inquiry, the default is the 01 cycle.
SYSID
(Optional) Specify the SYSID to be reported. If no value is specified, the value *ALL is used. It causes all SYSIDs found in input to be summarized together.
CICSID
(Optional) Specify the CICSID to be reported. If no value is specified, the value *ALL is used. It causes all CICSIDs found in input to be summarized together.
DATE
(Optional) Enter start of the report period in ddmmmyy format.
For this inquiry, the default is the previous week.
ZONE
(Optional) Select one or more
MICS
time zones. Valid values are numbers 1 through 9.
BY
(Optional) Specify the BY variable (either SYSID or CICSID) to produce separate graphs for each system. Otherwise, all SYSIDs and CICSIDs are summarized together and displayed on one graph.
RESP
(Optional) Select the type of responses to be ranked. The response types are AVG, SHORT, MED, LONG, or CONV. The default value is AVG which produces ranking by average response seconds.
DEVICE
(Optional) Override the default colors and patterns that are used by specifying a different device type. The default is TERMINAL. Because the code for color graphics is not generated by MICF, the device parameter you specified in MICF is not applicable here.
FOOTNOTE
(Optional) Specify whether or not the MICF inquiry ID should be displayed as a footnote on the graph. The default value is NO.
User exits
 
If the MICF execution-time parameters are insufficient to select the data you need, you can invoke one of the following global exits to further manipulate the input file. Additionally, you can override the global exit definitions in MICF using independent source statements. For details about coding the exits, see the Changing the Report Parameters section.
The global exits are defined by macros in the source module CICRPTGL in sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE. The following exits are available to this inquiry:
%APPLOBJ
Define service level objective for individual applications. By default, the same objectives are set for each application. The objectives are defined in prefix.MICS.SOURCE(#CICMOBJ).
%GAPPL
Define your CICS application based on any variable in the input file. The default is CICAPU.
%GCIC
Select CICSIDs for report.
%GCNTR
Assign value to the variable CENTER which defines the logical grouping of SYSIDs. CENTER is set to SYSID by default.
%GSLO
Determine if SLO (service level objectives) has been met. No defaults.
%GSYS
Select SYSIDs for report.
In addition to the listed exits, the module CICRPTGL also contains macro variables which set default values for service level objectives. See the Changing the Report Parameters section to override the default values.