Collection Services stop permanently - how
Grzegorz Goryszewski
It's been few days since I'm trying to stop Collection Services
via ENDPFRCOL FRCCOLEND(*YES) with no success.
Somehow the CS is restarted, any ideas hot to stop CS permanently
and start when we want to ?
I'm on V5R3 .
Regards.
Grzegorz
Thad Rizzi
I was able to stop collection services using iSeries Navigator. Right
click on your server, go into Collection Services and select Stop
Collection Services. You should get a status of "System collection
stopped. Collecting for Applications Only."
Grzegorz Goryszewski
You're right by I'm looking for cmd line way (no gui), is there
something beside ENDPFRCOL needed ? As I said somehow CHKPFRCOL after
couple of minutes display 'CS active' despite of ENDPFRCOL usage.
I'm confused :) coz something starts up CS wo my knowledge.
Grzegorz
JTF
ENDPFRMON and ENDPFRCOL
The MON is restarting the the collection service....if you end both,
MON first, it should end.
Check your service and make sure it is set to not autostart, you may
need to do that through navigator.
A side note: You can clean up the libraries if you don't plan on
using the monitor for a while
Use command: CLRLIB LIB(QPFRDATA) and CLRLIB LIB(QMPGDATA)
fyi:
Stopping this service will prevent automatic performance tuning and
turning it on later, it will need some time to collect data before it
will start tuning.
Grzegorz Goryszewski
> I believe that you are looking for
> ENDPFRMON and ENDPFRCOL
>
> The MON is restarting the the collection service....if you end both,
> MON first, it should end.
>
> Check your service and make sure it is set to not autostart, you may
> need to do that through navigator.
>
> A side note: You can clean up the libraries if you don't plan on
> using the monitor for a while
> Use command: CLRLIB LIB(QPFRDATA) and CLRLIB LIB(QMPGDATA)
Yep, I think the problem was Q1PSCH (PM scheduler) related .
The PM got job which starts CS every hour (actually Q1PSCH starts it).
I've stop PM and everythink looks ok.
Regards.
GG