Additional Files and Impact
The programs listed in this section are installed with the MCP LSAM, or are affected by LSAM configuration. During initial installation, COMS and IDC are modified to accommodate the MCP LSAM.
Additional MCP LSAM Files
| Program | External File Title | Permanent? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<None> | *SMA/ANNOUNCE/ALGOL | Y | This is the sample ALGOL source program for requesting the LSAM to track a job initiated outside the scope of OpCon. |
| *SMA/GENERICP | Y | This program is used to validate the installation and base functionality of the LSAM. | |
| SMA/SAMPLE/DISPLAYS/SYSMSG | Y | This is the sample definitions file for system message monitoring. | |
| SMA/SAMPLE/FILEMON/DEFS | Y | This is the sample definitions file for file monitoring. | |
| SMA/SAMPLE/PERFMON/DEFS | Y | This is the sample definitions file for CPU and disk space usage monitoring. | |
| SMA/SRC/MULTI/EVENT/ALGOL | Y | This is the sample ALGOL source program for forwarding multiple external events to SAM and supporting services. | |
| SMA/SRC/MULTI/EVENT/C85 | Y | This is the sample COBOL 85 source program for forwarding multiple external events to SAM and supporting services. | |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/COMMAND/xxx | Y | - This is the sample WFL for forwarding commands to specified processes on the MCP system. - The file demonstrates the use of the *SMA/COMMAND program. - For more information, refer to Command-line Interface Utility. |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/EVENTGEN/xxx | Y | - This is the sample WFL for forwarding external events to the SAM and supporting services. - The file demonstrates the use of the SMA/EVENTGEN program. - For more information, refer to Using SMA/EVENTGEN. |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/FILECHECK/xxx | Y | - This is the sample WFL for interrogating the existence of a file (or group of files). - The file demonstrates the use of the SMA/RESOURCE/CHECK program. - For more information, refer to Using SMA/WFL/FILECHECK. |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/PROCESSCHECK/xxx | Y | - This is the sample WFL for interrogating the existence of a process (or group of processes) in the mix. - The file demonstrates the use of the SMA/RESOURCE/CHECK program. - For more information, refer to Using SMA/WFL/PROCESSCHECK. |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/SMASUP | Y | - Sample WFL for running the debug data collection utility, SMASUP. - The file demonstrates the use of the *SMASUP program. - For more information, refer to Problem Resolution and Debugging. |
<None> | *SMA/RESOURCE/CHECK/xxx | Y | - This utility program is used to interrogate the existence of files or processes. - The use of this file is demonstrated in the SMA/WFL/FILECHECK and SMA/WFL/PROCESSCHECK WFLs. |
<None> | *SMA/WFL/OPS/MONITOR/xxx | Y | - This WFL is used for interrogating the value of a performance metric. This WFL accepts various parameters used to determine success/failure and optional parameters for the OpCon event to be generated upon success/failure. - The file demonstrates the use of the *SMA/RESOURCE/CHECK program. |
<None> | *SMA/OBJ/OPS/MONITOR/xxx | Y | - This utility program is used to interrogate the value of specified performance metrics. - The use of this file is demonstrated in the *SMA/WFL/OPS/MONITOR WFL. |
| COMS | Y | The following entities are defined to COMS:LSAM window, SMAMGR window, SMAMGR program, and SMAMGR agenda. | |
| IDC | Y | *SMA/MCP/INTERFACE/xxx is declared as an MCS. |