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Oracle TSAM Plus Agent

Oracle TSAM Plus Agent
This chapter contains the following sections:
Prerequisites
To effectively and correctly use the Oracle TSAM Plus Agent, please note the following prerequisites:
Oracle TSAM Plus Agent APIs
The following APIs are used in conjunction with Oracle TSAM Plus:
tpgetcallinfo
User applications can take advantage of the monitoring attributes by using tpgetcallinfo. tpgetcallinfo is designed for call path monitoring. Using tpgetcallinfo, allows applications to make dynamic decisions based on application performance metrics.
For more information, see tpgetcallinfo() in the Oracle TSAM Plus Reference Guide.
Local Monitor Server (LMS)
Local Monitor Server (LMS) is a component of Oracle TSAM Plus Agent. It performs the following tasks:
For more information, see LMS in the Oracle TSAM Plus Reference Guide.
Configurations for Oracle Tuxedo ART for CICS and Batch Monitoring
To use Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for CICS monitoring, an additional configuration file (Region-Group.mapping)is required. The file must be put in the directory specified by the KIXCONFIG environment variable. For more information, see Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for CICS Users Guide.
Note:
The KIXCONFIG environment variable is required for all ART applications.
Listing 2‑1 shows a Region-Group.mapping file format example.
Listing 2‑1 Region-Group.mapping File Format Example
[region]
name= REG1
tuxgroups=APPGRP1,APPGRP2
resources_group=resgroup1,resgroup2

[region]
name= REG2
tuxgroups=APPGRP3,APPGRP4
resources_group=resgroup3,resgroup4
 
Each region has a section in this file. The CICS region is called "name". The tuxgroups parameter is followed by the Oracle Tuxedo group name. The resources_group parameter is the CICS resource group in this region.
For more information, see the Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for CICS Reference Guide.
Note:
If you need to monitor Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for Batch ARTJES component, set the JESMONITOR environment variable to yes before you start the LMS server.
Configurations for Oracle PeopleSoft Applications Monitoring
Preparing a Configuration File
To monitor Oracle PeopleSoft Applications, you need to create a configuration file which is used to add necessary configurations required by TSAM Plus in the PeopleSoft ubx file. Listing 2‑2 shows the file format.
Listing 2‑2 Configuration File Format
TUXDIR=/home/Oracle/Applications/Tuxedo/tuxedo12.1.3.0.0
PS_UBX_PATH=/home/psadm2/psft/pt/8.54/appserv/APPDOM/psappsrv.ubx
ENABLE_LMS=yes
TSAM_MANAGER_HOSTNAME=<tsam_manager_host_name>
TSAM_MANAGER_PORT=5000
LMS_ADVANCED_OPTION=
ENABLE_TLISTEN=yes
TLISTEN_HOSTNAME=<tuxedo_domain_host_name>
TLISTEN_LISTEN_PORT=4000
TLISTEN_RMI_PORT=5000
TLISTEN_ADVANCED_OPTION=
JRE_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_31/jre
PS_DOMAIN_LABEL=PS_DOMAIN
 
Table 2‑1 lists the keywords in the configuration file.
 
To monitor the PeopleSoft domains from Enterprise Manager console, this option must be set. When specified, tsamadmin tool adds the NETWORK section and EXT_MON option into ubx file. If you specify the -t option for tsamadmin, the tlisten process is started at the same time.
Executing tsamadmin
After the configuration file is created, run the tsamadmin command to execute the file. For example, if the configuration file name is template_file, run the following command:
tsamadmin template_file
Make sure tsamadmin is added to your PATH environment variable.
Particularly, if you want to start tlisten, run the command with the -t option:
tsamadmin template_file -t
Updating PeopleSoft Domain Configurations
Execute the PeopleSoft command psadmin in the Shell interface ( make sure it has been added to your PATH environment variable), then follow the prompt on the screen to configure the desired domain. After the domain is shut down, select “Load config as shown“ in the command line to create the new configuration. Finally, boot your PeopleSoft domain.
Note:
Turning Oracle TSAM Plus On and Off
Oracle TSAM Plus Agent provides a tmadmin command to turn on/off. If you want to turn off Oracle TSAM Plus temporally, this command can be used. The format is as follows:
changemonitor (chmo) [-m machine] on|off
The -m parameter specifies the logic machine name where the Oracle TSAM Plus collection is disabled. Without this option, monitoring on all machines is disabled. By default, monitoring is turned on. If monitoring is turned off, all data collection is stopped even if there is a monitoring policy defined.
Oracle TSAM Plus Accounting and Chargeback
TSAM Plus accounting and chargeback feature is used to collect data of all users and transactions during online processing and make offline analysis. For more information, see TSAM Plus Accounting and Chargeback in the Oracle TSAM Plus Reference Guide.
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