Application Statistics attributes (z/OS systems only)
Use the Application Statistics attributes to create situations for detecting a high number of messages that are put or read, or response time problems for a specific application. Application Statistics is a multiple-instance attribute group. You cannot mix these attributes with attributes of any other multiple-instance group.
The Application Statistics attributes are available on z/OS systems only.
# of Queues The number of queues that are accessed by an application running on this queue manager. The valid format is an integer.
# of Task IDs The number of task IDs that are associated with this application that were active at the time of the last data sample. The valid format is an integer.
# of Tran/Pgms The number of unique CICS transactions or program names. The valid format is an integer.
Appl ID The application identifier of the MQ application that accesses the specific queue. On z/OS systems, this is the JOBNAME; in CICS it is the VTAM Application ID; in IMS it is the IMS subsystem ID. The valid format is an alphanumeric string of up to 12 case-sensitive characters.
Appl Type The type of monitored application, for example CICS, MVS, or IMS. Valid values are as follows:
- Unknown = -1
- NoContext = 0
- CICS = 1
- MVS = 2
- IMS = 3
- OS2 = 4
- DOS = 5
- UNIX = 6
- QMGR = 7
- OS400 = 8
- WINDOWS = 9
- CICS_VSE = 10
- WINDOWS_NT = 11
- VMS = 12
- GUARDIAN = 13
- VOS = 14
- OPEN_TP1 = 15
- VM = 18
- IMS_BRIDGE = 19
- XCF = 20
- CICS_BRIDGE = 21
- NOTES_AGENT = 22
- TPF = 23
- USER = 25
- QMGR_PUBLISH = 26
- JAVA = 28
- DQM = 29
- CHINIT = 30
- WLM = 31
- BATCH = 32
- RRS_BATCH= 33
- SIB = 34
- SYSTEMEXT = 35
- MCAST_PUBLISH= 36
- SYSTEM = 101
- USER = 65536
Avg Appl Time Between Calls The average elapsed time between MQI calls for any instances of the selected application ID, transaction, or program. The value is expressed in seconds, accurate to the third decimal place. The valid format is a decimal (formatted to 3 decimal places).
Avg MQ Resp Time The average time that it takes for MQ to respond to all MQI calls. The value is expressed in seconds, accurate to the third decimal place. The valid format is a decimal (formatted to 3 decimal places).
Avg MQGET Resp Time The average time that it takes for MQ to respond to MQGET requests. The value is expressed in seconds, accurate to the third decimal place. The valid format is a decimal (formatted to 3 decimal places).
Avg MQPUT Resp Time The average time that it takes for MQ to respond to MQPUT requests. The value is expressed in seconds, accurate to the third decimal place. The valid format is a decimal (formatted to 3 decimal places).
Cur Act Indicates whether this application is currently active during the last data sample. Valid values are No = 0 and Yes = 1.
Host Name The name of the system on which this queue manager is running. On z/OS systems, this is the SMF ID. The valid format is an alphanumeric string of up to 48 case-sensitive characters.
Input Msg Size Avg The average size of all input messages that belong to this queue, transaction, program, or application. The valid format is an integer.
Interval Time The size of the current sampling interval, in hundredths of seconds. For example, .50 is half a second. This value is determined by the control parameters your site set when configuring the IBM MQ Monitoring agent; it is usually specified as 60.00 (60 seconds). The valid format is a decimal (formatted to 2 decimal places).
Msgs Browsed The number of messages belonging to this queue, transaction, program, or application that are successfully browsed. The valid format is an integer.
Msgs Put The number of successfully put messages that belong to this transaction, program, or application. The valid format is an integer.
Msgs Read The number of messages belonging to this queue, transaction, program, or application that are successfully read and removed from the queue. The valid format is an integer.
Origin Node The IBM MQ Monitoring agent assigned name of the node on which the data for the queue manager originates.
On z/OS systems, this name takes the form qmgr:smfid:MQESA, where qmgr is the name of the queue manager and smfid is the z/OS system ID or SMF ID.
Output Msg Size Avg The average size of all output messages that belong to this queue, CICS transaction, program, or application. The valid format is an integer.
QMgr Name The name that is assigned to this queue manager. The valid format is an alphanumeric string of up to 48 case-sensitive characters.