A service policy applies to all service classes defined for your enterprise. Service class goals vary by service policy. Service policies let you override the response time goals of the service class as dictated by your site's varying requirements. For example, you could have one service policy for prime shift operation, another for nighttime operation, and a third for weekend operation.
Your site's CICSplex can have only one service policy active at a time.
To add a new service policy, complete these steps:
The Create new Service Policy window is displayed.
Supply the new policy's name and description, and click OK.
The Service Policy name is a maximum of eight characters in length. These are the valid characters for the Service Policy name: A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and any of the following characters, $ @ # . / - _ % & ¢ ? ! : | = ¬ ; < >. Note, the comma (,) and double quote (") characters are not valid.
The Service Policy description is a maximum of 24 characters in length. The valid characters are any basic Latin ASCII characters.
A
new service policy icon is added to CICSplex tree view. The icon added
shows the new policy is inactive:
.
A default service policy named DFLTSPOL is provided with OMEGAMON XE for CICS on z/OS.
To edit an existing service policy's description or to activate it, complete these steps:
The right pane changes to show the Service Policy parameters for the selected service policy:
The
service-policy icons shown in the CICSplex tree view illustrate which
policy is active (
) and which are inactive (
).
After you have defined the service policies for your installation and activated one of them, your next step is to customize as necessary the predefined goals for the service classes within them; see Overriding a service class goal.
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