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because they provide all available information. To focus on the desired problem area or to
minimize the size of the report, specify the date and time range or selection criteria, or both.
The IMS Connect Trace report provides a list of transactions, each with detailed information
about every event in the life of that transaction. You can see when a transaction starts,
followed by all the events associated with the transaction in the order they occurred.
Example 11-22 shows a sample trace report for a commit mode 1 sync level confirm
transaction.
Example 11-22 Trace report for a commit 1 sync level confirm transaction
IMS Performance Analyzer 3.3
IMS Connect Trace - IMSGCONN
____________________________
Trace from 20Jun2005 19.40.39.08 Page 1
Start/+Relative Elapsed ID Description Information
_______________ ________ __ _________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________
20.19.44.295864 *Start* 3C Prepare Read Socket Key=BD312B17A81F0660 Depth=1 Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.000060 0.060 49 Read Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.000127 0.066 3D Message Exit called for READ Exit=HWSSMPL0
+0.000168 0.040 3E Message Exit return for READ RC=00 RSN=00 IP=9.1.59.179 DSOrig=IMSG TC=PART
Commit Mode=1 Synch Level=CONFIRM Socket Type=Transaction
+0.000264 0.096 41 Message sent to OTMA TPipe=7003 MSG=Transaction
+0.025716 25.452 42 Message received from OTMA TPipe=7003 MSG=Data Sense=0000
+0.025902 0.185 3D Message Exit called for XMIT Exit=HWSSMPL0
+0.025941 0.039 3E Message Exit return for XMIT RC=00 RSN=00
+0.026179 0.237 4A Write Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.144417 118.238 49 Read Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.144585 0.167 49 Read Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.144610 0.025 3D Message Exit called for READ Exit=HWSSMPL0
+0.144654 0.043 3E Message Exit return for READ RC=00 RSN=00 IP=9.1.59.179 DSOrig=IMSG TC=PART
Commit Mode=1 Synch Level=CONFIRM Socket Type=Transaction
+0.144743 0.089 41 Message sent to OTMA TPipe=7003 MSG=Response RESP=ACK
+0.145384 0.640 42 Message received from OTMA TPipe=7003 MSG=Commit Conf CONFIRM=Committed Sense=0000
+0.145453 0.069 46 De-allocate Session RSN=COMT
+0.145474 0.020 3D Message Exit called for XMIT Exit=HWSSMPL0
+0.145497 0.022 3E Message Exit return for XMIT RC=00 RSN=00
+0.145689 0.191 4A Write Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.145720 0.030 0C Begin Close Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.225328 79.608 0D End Close Socket Port=7003 Sock=2
+0.225356 0.028 48 Trigger event Trigger=CLOSE
For more information about the IMS Performance Analyzer reports, refer to IBM IMS
Performance Analyzer for z/OS Report Analysis, SC27-0913.
11.2.8 IMS Problem Investigator
APAR PQ92211 in IMS Problem Investigator Version 1.1 introduces support for IMS Connect
Extensions event record analysis.
You can use IMS Problem Investigator for z/OS to analyze IMS Connect event data. IMS
Problem Investigator offers its full reporting and viewing capabilities to assist in the analysis
of event data in Archive Journal data sets. Archive File Selection is available for automatic
selection of archive data sets for batch analysis of an IMS Connect system.
IMS Connect Extensions settings
Before using the IMS Connect Extensions events in IMS Problem Investigator, you have to
define the IMS Connect Extensions settings. Follow these steps:
1. From the Primary Option Menu, select option 0
Profile, and then from the submenu select
option 4
IMS Connect Extensions Settings. Figure 11-11 on page 185 shows the menu.
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Figure 11-11 IMS Connect Extensions Settings menu
2. Specify:
The Log Record Code that IMS Connect Extensions assigns to the event records. The
default is A0.
The name of the IMS Connect Extensions Definitions Data Set that defines the IMS
Connect systems and archive data sets on which you want to report.
IMS Connect Extensions event analysis
To access to the IMS Connect Extensions Archive Journals, follow these steps:
1. Select option 6
Connect from the Primary Option Menu to view the list of IMS Connect
systems and archive data sets. Figure 11-12 shows the IMS Connect System Definitions
panel.
Figure 11-12 IMS Connect System Definitions panel
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2. You can specify S to display the list of Archive Data Sets, as shown in Figure 11-13.
Figure 11-13 Archive Data Sets for IMS Connect Extensions list
3. You have three valid line actions:
SUB to submit a report or extract request for the system.
S to select this data set for processing (IMS Problem Investigator Formatted Browse).
P to add file to the Process Log Files list. The data set name is placed at the top of the
list from where you can then select it for dialog or batch processing.

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