Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Executive summary and overview -- Chapter 1. Executive summary -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Application Monitor for z/OS -- 1.3 Debug Tool and Debug Tool Utilities & Advanced Functions -- 1.4 Fault Analyzer for z/OS -- 1.5 File Manager for z/OS -- 1.6 Workload Simulator for z/OS and OS/390 -- Chapter 2. Overview of the problem determination and deployment tools -- 2.1 Application Monitor for z/OS -- 2.1.1 Use of Application Monitor -- 2.1.2 What Application Monitor can do -- 2.1.3 The major functions of Application Monitor -- 2.2 Debug Tool for z/OS and Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- 2.2.1 What Debug Tool can do -- 2.2.2 What Debug Tool provides -- 2.2.3 Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- 2.3 Fault Analyzer for z/OS -- 2.3.1 Locate application failures quickly to reduce development costs -- 2.3.2 Maximizing development assets -- 2.3.3 Analyze application failures to improve developer productivity -- 2.3.4 Fault Analyzer functions to optimize efficiencies -- 2.4 File Manager for z/OS -- 2.4.1 Enhance development productivity through structured data support -- 2.4.2 Maximize flexibility with the File Manager base component -- 2.4.3 Manage data more efficiently with the File Manager DB2 component -- 2.4.4 Develop faster, less costly applications with the File Manager IMS component -- 2.4.5 Flexible file processing to meet your business goals -- 2.4.6 For more information -- 2.5 Workload Simulator for z/OS and OS/390 -- 2.5.1 What Workload Simulator can do -- 2.5.2 What Workload Simulator provides -- 2.5.3 The latest enhancements -- Part 2 Introduction to Problem Determination and Deployment Tools -- Chapter 3. Introduction to Application Monitor for z/OS.

3.1 How Application Monitor samples an application -- 3.2 How to get help -- 3.3 The functions of Application Monitor -- 3.3.1 Online analysis -- 3.3.2 Program module reports -- 3.3.3 Delay analysis reports -- 3.3.4 Data set analysis reports -- 3.3.5 DB2 analysis -- 3.3.6 Monitoring CICS -- 3.3.7 Monitoring IMS -- 3.3.8 Monitoring jobs -- 3.3.9 Deferred monitoring request -- 3.3.10 History data set -- Chapter 4. Introduction to Debug Tool and Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- 4.1 Debug Tool -- 4.1.1 Debug Tool interfaces -- 4.1.2 Compiler options -- 4.1.3 Link-edit options -- 4.1.4 Runtime TEST option -- 4.1.5 Special files -- 4.1.6 Global preferences file enhancement -- 4.1.7 Frequently used commands -- 4.1.8 Other useful commands -- 4.1.9 Finishing a Debug Tool session -- 4.1.10 Built-in functions -- 4.1.11 Dynamic Debug Facility -- 4.2 Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- 4.2.1 Debug Tool Utilities -- 4.2.2 Advanced functions -- Chapter 5. Introduction to Fault Analyzer for z/OS -- 5.1 Validating your software level -- 5.1.1 PTF information -- 5.2 Mechanics of Fault Analyzer -- 5.2.1 Fault history file -- 5.2.2 Supported application environments -- 5.2.3 Summary of real-time analysis -- 5.3 Preparing your program for Fault Analyzer -- 5.3.1 Compiler options -- 5.3.2 TEST option considerations -- Chapter 6. Introduction to File Manager for z/OS -- 6.1 Overview -- 6.1.1 File Manager for working with MVS data sets -- 6.1.2 File Manager for DB2 data -- 6.1.3 File Manager for IMS data -- 6.2 Major functions -- 6.2.1 Support for DFSORT -- 6.2.2 Templates -- 6.2.3 REXX functions -- 6.2.4 Batch processing -- Chapter 7. Introduction to Workload Simulator -- 7.1 Overview -- 7.1.1 Use of WSim -- 7.1.2 Resources WSim can simulate -- 7.1.3 Testing with WSim -- 7.2 System configuration -- 7.2.1 Physical configurations.

7.2.2 Logical configurations -- 7.3 Script preparation -- 7.3.1 Network definition statements -- 7.3.2 Message generation decks -- 7.3.3 Methods for creating message decks -- 7.3.4 Testing scripts -- 7.4 WSim output -- 7.5 Operating WSim -- 7.6 WSim Test Manager -- 7.7 Latest enhancements -- Part 3 Application Monitor for z/OS -- Chapter 8. Application Monitor: Settings and customization -- 8.1 Application Monitor Primary Options panel -- 8.2 Application Monitor Set Your Defaults panel -- 8.2.1 Specify Default Sampling Parameters -- 8.2.2 Specify History File Name and Options -- 8.2.3 Specify History Allocation Options -- 8.2.4 Specify COBOL and PL/I Listing Data Sets -- Chapter 9. Application Monitor: Selecting a job -- 9.1 Active job selection -- 9.2 Select an Active Job to Analyze -- 9.2.1 How to read this panel -- 9.2.2 How to select your job from this panel -- 9.3 Analyze a Specified Job -- 9.4 Managing and analyzing a named set of jobs -- 9.4.1 Managing named sets -- 9.4.2 Analyze a named set of jobs -- 9.5 Deferred monitoring request -- 9.5.1 How to define a deferred monitoring request -- 9.5.2 How to administer a deferred monitoring request -- Chapter 10. Application Monitor: Analyzing a job -- 10.1 Special features of history data sets -- 10.1.1 Analyze Historical Data -- 10.1.2 Select a History Data Set -- 10.1.3 Specify the Time Intervals to Analyze -- 10.2 Program module reports -- 10.2.1 CPU and Loadmod Analysis -- 10.2.2 Statement Analysis -- 10.2.3 Detail Statement Display -- 10.2.4 Instruction Analysis -- 10.2.5 Detail Instruction Display -- 10.2.6 Statement Analysis Member selection -- 10.3 Delay Analysis Report -- 10.4 Data Set analysis -- 10.4.1 Data Set Analysis Report -- 10.4.2 VSAM Data Set Analysis Detail Report -- Chapter 11. Application Monitor: Analyzing a job with subsystems -- 11.1 CICS analysis.

11.1.1 CICS customization -- 11.1.2 CICS displays -- 11.1.3 CICS Transactions display -- 11.1.4 CICS Calls in a Transaction display -- 11.1.5 CICS Transaction Executions display -- 11.1.6 CICS Calls in a Unit of Work display -- 11.2 DB2 analysis -- 11.2.1 DB2 customization -- 11.2.2 DB2 displays -- 11.2.3 SQL Analysis display -- 11.2.4 SQL Statement Summary display -- 11.2.5 SQL Statement Full Text -- 11.2.6 SQL Detailed Explain Analysis -- 11.2.7 SQL Explain Detail display -- 11.2.8 DB2 Table Information display -- 11.2.9 SQL End Completion Statistics display -- 11.2.10 SQL Statement Completion display -- 11.3 IMS analysis -- 11.3.1 IMS customization -- 11.3.2 IMS messages processed by region display -- 11.3.3 IMS Message Analysis display -- 11.3.4 IMS Message Call Analysis display -- 11.3.5 IMS segment search criteria analysis display -- Chapter 12. Application Monitor and batch reports -- 12.1 Overview -- 12.2 JCL - FBIBATCH -- 12.3 Printed report layouts -- 12.3.1 The title page -- 12.3.2 Jobs, Steps, and Time Ranges page -- 12.3.3 Historical Reports available -- 12.3.4 Detailed Analysis reports -- Part 4 Debug Tool and Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- Chapter 13. Debugging programs using Debug Tool -- 13.1 Debugging C/C++ programs using Debug Tool -- 13.1.1 Preparing the program -- 13.1.2 Using mainframe interface debugger (3270 interface debugger) -- 13.1.3 Using IBM Distributed Debugger -- 13.2 Debugging PL/I programs using Debug Tool -- 13.2.1 Preparing a PL/I program for debugging -- 13.2.2 Debugging a PL/I application with the mainframe interface (MFI) -- 13.2.3 Debugging a PL/I application with the remote interface -- 13.3 Debugging COBOL programs using Debug Tool -- 13.3.1 Preparing an OS/VS COBOL application for debugging using JCL -- 13.3.2 Preparing a COBOL for z/OS and OS/390 application using DTU&AF.

13.3.3 Using MainFrame Interface debugger -- 13.3.4 Using IBM Distributed Debugger -- 13.4 Debugging non-LE programs using Debug Tool -- 13.4.1 Debugging exclusively non-LE programs -- 13.4.2 Debugging MVS batch or TSO non-LE initial programs -- 13.4.3 Debugging CICS non-LE initial programs -- 13.5 Debugging Assembler programs using Debug Tool -- 13.5.1 Preparing the program -- 13.5.2 Preparing programs and modifying setup files with Debug Tool Utilities -- 13.5.3 Assembling your program using Debug Tool Utilities -- 13.5.4 Modifying and using a setup file -- 13.5.5 Using MainFrame Interface debugger -- 13.5.6 Using IBM Distributed Debugger -- 13.5.7 Debug Tool commands supported in remote debug mode -- Chapter 14. Using Debug Tool under UNIX System Services -- 14.1 Common considerations for all languages -- 14.1.1 Specifying the TEST runtime option -- 14.1.2 Special considerations for running DLL applications from the shell -- 14.2 Using C/C++ and Debug Tool under USS -- 14.2.1 Compiling a C/C++ application -- 14.2.2 Debugging a USS application -- Chapter 15. Debug Tool and subsystems -- 15.1 Debug Tool and CICS -- 15.1.1 How to add support for debugging under CICS -- 15.1.2 How to prepare a CICS program -- 15.1.3 How to start Debug Tool under CICS -- 15.1.4 How to debug CICS programs -- 15.2 Debug Tool and DB2 -- 15.2.1 Compiling for DB2 and Debug Tool -- 15.2.2 Invoking a DB2 application using the TEST runtime option -- 15.2.3 Using DTSU to invoke your DB2 application -- 15.2.4 DB2 stored procedures considerations -- 15.3 Debug Tool and IMS -- 15.3.1 Traditional methods of debugging under IMS -- 15.3.2 Debugging with IMS V8 and above -- 15.3.3 Precedence of the information on the LE Runtime Options panel -- Chapter 16. Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions -- 16.1 Coverage Utility -- 16.1.1 DTCU customization -- 16.1.2 DTCU requirements.

16.1.3 Running DTCU.