Further information on SOLVE:Operations Automation Health Check states ACTIVE(ENABLED) and ACTIVE(DISABLED)

Article Id: 40231

Status: Published

Updated On: 14-02-2018 07:46

Legacy Id: TEC1971607

Products:

CA SOLVE:Operations Automation CA SOLVE: Access Session Management SOLVE:Access Session Management CA SOLVE:Access Session Management CA SOLVE:CA Mainframe Connector CA SOLVE:FTS

Issue/Introduction:

Introduction:

A list of SOLVE:Operations Automation Health Checks shows 2 kinds of states:

ACTIVE(ENABLED)

ACTIVE(DISABLED)

Instructions:

IBM publication IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide explains these states--and others.

The section 'Understanding check state and status' covers the following Health Check states:

ACTIVE(ENABLED) or AE

ACTIVE(DISABLED) or AD

INACTIVE(ENABLED) or IE

INACTIVE(DISABLED) or ID

Additional Information:

A direct link to section 'Understanding check state and status' on the IBM publication follows:

https://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSLTBW_2.1.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r1.e0zl100/e0z3l1_ACTIVE_DISABLED__and_INACTIVE_ENABLED__-_understanding_check_state_combinations.htm

For example: Let us assume that the SOLVE:Operations Automation region name CSNMA started up

successfully. The following set of CSNMA Health Checks is listed using CA SYSVIEW command HC:

Cmd Name UState SState Status

___ [email protected] ACTIVE ENABLED SUCCESSFUL

___ NM_S[email protected] ACTIVE ENABLED SUCCESSFUL

___ [email protected] ACTIVE ENABLED SUCCESSFUL

The UState is the User State. The SState is the System State.

When both states are ACTIVE(ENABLED), then the check is ready and able to run. All others states will cause the check not run.

Environment:

Release: SLOPEM00200-11.9-SOLVE:Operations-Automation
Component: