IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON Classic Command and Menu Mode

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Description:

Many users of IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE and OMEGAMON II mainframe products continue to use the OMEGAMON classic command and menu mode. The four key mainframe products: IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON II for DB2, MVS, IMS, and CICS all contain a command and menu interface. Learn to navigate OMEGAMON II, the different types of commands, how to enhance existing screens by adding and correlating new information, and automated facilities. Also, complete hands-on labs.

Audience:

This is an intermediate course Tivoli OMEGAMON systems programmers and administrators.

Objectives:

• State the difference between command mode and menu mode.
• List the four types of IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON classic commands.
• Create a screen space
• Change the value of a threshold
• Monitor your system for exceptions
• Describe the value of the extended features of Automated Screen Facility (ASF), Timed Screen Facility (TSF), and Exception Logging Facility (XLF)

Prerequisites:

You should be familiar with mainframe operations and the basic concepts of performance and availability management.

Topics:

• OMEGAMON Command and Menu Mode introduction
• Command Mode versus Menu Mode
• Screen spaces
• Exceptions
• Advanced features