It has brought the system to its knees. Performance, response time are all
absolutely atrocious. We finally got back to a semblance of normal by
turning off TMON tracing - except that we need this data to see if we are
meeting our service level agreements. Anyone else experience anything like
this and have an idea how to correct it? Anyone else look into writing
their own exit to capture I/O counts and the like?
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Debbie Cusick
> It has brought the system to its knees. Performance, response time are all
> absolutely atrocious. We finally got back to a semblance of normal by
> turning off TMON tracing
TMON tracing? I guess you mean the required CICS-traces? The latest
TMO-level offer a TMON-interface for CETR and set only the required
CICS-trace-levels
> - except that we need this data to see if we are meeting our service level
> agreements.
SLA are alsmost based on response-time and I don't see the relationship between
the TMON-response-times (CICS) and the required CICS-traces.
Roland
Roland Schiradin <schi...@tap.de> wrote in article
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>
> TMON tracing? I guess you mean the required CICS-traces? The latest
> TMO-level offer a TMON-interface for CETR and set only the required
> CICS-trace-levels
>