OSI/FTAM Configuration and Management Manual

Monitoring FTAM Performance
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Displaying Subdevice Status
In addition to the information shown in the previous display, this display shows that a
trace is currently in progress and that the SELECT option ALL was either specified in
the command or was selected as a default (all keywords are listed in the display). The
name of the file in which the trace data is being written is \NET.$OSI.TEST.TRACE.
You can also issue the STATUS PROCESS command indirectly to the initiator process
$FTI1 through $AMGR by entering the following:
STATUS PROCESS $AMGR.#FTAMI.FTI1, DETAIL
This command returns a display similar to the one above except that it omits
OSIAPLMG Internal Name, which is displayed only in cases in which the STATUS
PROCESS command is issued directly to the FTAM process.
Displaying Subdevice Status
If a job is not completing as quickly as expected, you can issue the SCF STATUS SU
command with the DETAIL option to return information on the associations being
handled by FTAM subdevices. Before you issue this command, you must find out the
names of the subdevices associated with the job. To do so, perform the following steps:
1. From the TACL prompt, issue a STATUS command to obtain the PID (CPU number
and process identification number) of the application process associated with the
job.
2. Run SCF and issue a NAMES SU command to get the names of all the subdevices
for the initiator or responder that is processing the job.
3. Issue a LISTOPENS SU command for each subdevice found in step 2. Note the
names of the subdevices whose opener PIDs match the application process PID
found in step 1.
Assuming you find that the opener PIDs of initiator subdevice #Z000001 match the
application process PID, then issue the following STATUS SU command:
STATUS SU $FTI1.#Z000001, DETAIL
Note. Setting the TRACE option to ON can negatively affect performance. Generally, this
option is recommended for use only in troubleshooting.