The sections to the left provide further information on C\Prof control statements.
Introduction
- Multiple trace capture modes
- Import CICS auxiliary trace data sets and dump files
- Enterprise-wide data capture and control
- Measurement across the application lifecycle
- A complete understanding of your CICS application
Minimum operating requirements
Initial Setup
For C\Prof ISPF users and systems administrators
► Enterprise-wide data collection and analysis
- ► Profiling CICS transactions
- ► Creating and analyzing C\Prof auxiliary trace data sets
- Creating and viewing your own trace entries
- Automatic problem capture with event-driven snap
- ► Managing data collection across a sysplex
- Expanding your collection topology to CICS regions in other LPARs
- Reviewing collection status across your topology
- Collecting from CICS regions that use multiregion operation (MRO)
- Splitting collectors for operational management
- Configuring automatic internal trace control for specific CICS regions
- Cleaning up old collection data via housekeeping
- Configuring for optimum performance
- Controlling the collector via operator commands
► Working with auxiliary trace data sets
► Ad hoc batch data collection
- Snap the CICS internal trace
- Record for transaction profiling
- Record to auxiliary trace data sets
- Import an auxiliary trace data set into the profiler
- Create an auxiliary trace data set from a CICS dump using IPCS
- Sample JCL
- ► Configuration files
- ► Control statement reference
- ► Control statements for managing archive and auxiliary trace data sets
- ► Control statements to define CICS regions and assign groups
- ► Control statements for client request processing
- ► Control statements for collector startup and shutdown
- ► Control statements that set the level of detail for profiling
- ► Control statements for internal trace data collection and control
- ► Control statements for transaction filtering
- ► Control statements for multiregion operation (MRO)
- ► Additional control statements
For C\Prof Web UI users
- Logging on and off
- Selecting a region layout
- Recording CICS transactions
- ► Analyzing recorded transactions
- Taking a snap of the CICS internal trace
- Column configurations
References