Use the Local RTA INT attributes to create table views, charts, and situations that monitor IMS response time item characteristics in a specific RTA group, based on recent time intervals.
IDNAME Indicates the name of the specific RTA group. Valid format consists of up to eight alphanumeric characters.
IMSID The IMS Subsystem identifier. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters. Example: I61A
Input CQS Count The number of CQS input messages. Valid format is an integer.
Input CQS Rate The CQS input message rate, per minute. Valid format is an integer.
Input CQS Time The total time that an input message waits on the CQS server. Valid format is an integer.
Input IMSID The IMS which ISRTed input messages. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Input Message Count The number of input messages. Valid format is an integer.
Input Message Rate The input message rate, per minute. Valid format is an integer.
Input Queue Time The total time, in seconds, that an input message initiated by a terminal, spends in the input queue before delivery to an application program. This time includes queuing, scheduling, program load, and program initialization. Valid format is an integer.
Interval Number The number of the interval. Valid format is an integer.
Item Name The name of an RTA item. Valid format consists of up to eight alphanumeric characters. Example: PART
Item Type The type of RTA item. Valid values include LTERM (Logical terminal), PSB (Program scheduling block), TRAN (Transaction) and CLASS (Class).
Local Output IMSID The IMS which processed the local output messages. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Local Output Message Count The number of local output messages. Valid format is an integer.
Local Output Message Rate The number of local output messages per minute. Valid format is an integer.
MVS System The MVS System Management Facility (SMF) identifier. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters. Example: SP11
Originating System Identifier Fully identifies the originating IMS subsystem. Valid format consists of up to 32 alphanumeric characters. Example: I91A:SP22:IMS
Output CQS Count The number of CQS output messages. Valid format is an integer.
Output CQS IMSID The IMS which ISRTed the output messages. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Output CQS Rate The number of CQS output messages per minute. Valid format is an integer.
Output CQS Time The total time, in seconds, that an output message waits on the CQS server. Valid format is an integer.
Output IMSID The IMS which ISRTed the output messages. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Output Message Count The number of output messages. Valid format is an integer.
Output Message Rate The number of output messages per minute. Valid format is an integer.
Output Queue Time The total time, in seconds, that an output message spends waiting in the output message queue. Valid format is an integer.
Output Time The total output time, in seconds, calculated as the sum of Output CQS Time and Local Output Queue Time. Valid format is an integer.
Processing IMSID The processing IMS. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Processing Time The total time, in seconds, that an application program takes to process an input message. This time begins with the Get Unique message call and end with either another Get Unique message call, program termination, syncpoint, application program abend, or cancellation of an input message. Valid format is an integer.
Program Input IMSID The IMS which ISRTed program switch input messages. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
Program Input Message Count The number of program input messages. Valid format is an integer.
Program Input Message Rate The program input message rate, per minute. Valid format is an integer.
Program Input Queue Time The total time, in seconds, that an input message not initiated by a terminal, spends in the input queue before delivery to an application program. This time includes queueing, scheduling, program load, and program initialization. Valid format is an integer.
R0 Count The number of transactions of internal application response time R0. Valid format is an integer.
R0 IMSID The input IMS belonging to R0 time. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
R0 Rate The number of transactions per minute of internal application response time R0. Valid format is an integer.
R0 Time The internal systems application response time of a transaction, in seconds. This time is the sum of the Input Queue Time (or Program Input Queue Time) and the Processing Time. Valid format is an integer.
R1 Count The number of transactions of total host response time R1. Valid format is an integer.
R1 IMSID The input/output belonging to R1 time. Valid format consists of up to four alphanumeric characters.
R1 Rate The number of transactions per minute of total host response time R1. Valid format is an integer.
R1 Time The total host response time of a transaction, in seconds. This time is the sum of the Input Queue Time (or Program Input Queue Time) and the Output Queue Time. Valid format is an integer.
RTA Group Number An identification number of an RTA transaction group. Valid format is an integer.
Sysplex Identifier Identifies the sysplex this request originated from. Valid format consists of up to eight alphanumeric characters.
Timestamp The date and time when the monitoring agent retrieved the data. This attribute is intended for logging and reporting data collection times rather than for creating situations. To specify a time of day for monitoring, use attributes from the Universal Time or Local Time groups. See the Tivoli Enterprise Portal help for instructions on specifying timestamp attributes in situations and queries.
Transaction Count The number of transactions. Valid format is an integer.
Transaction Rate The number of transactions per minute. Valid format is an integer.