DSNT771I csect-name A MONITOR PROFILE condition-type CONDITION OCCURRED number TIME(S).
Explanation
A monitor profile has detected that a warning or exception condition occurred.
- csect-name
- The name of the control section that issued the message.
- condition-type
- The type of profile threshold condition that was exceeded:
- EXCEPTION
- A profile exception threshold was exceeded.
- WARNING
- A profile warning threshold was exceeded.
- number
- The number of times that any monitor profile warning or exception condition has occurred since the most recent DSNT771I message was issued, or since the START PROFILE command was issued.
System action
This message is issued at a minimum interval of five minutes.
In addition to issuing this message, the system writes a statistics class 4 IFCID 402 trace record for any profile warning or exception condition that occurs in a statistics interval. The statistics trace record provides counters that track the number of times a given profile threshold in a specific PROFILE ID was exceeded. See IFCID 402 for more information.
Operator response
Notify the system programmer.
System programmer response
- Determine the destination of statistics class 4 and locate and analyze the trace record.
- If possible, use the statistics trace record to identify which profile threshold in a given profile ID detected the warning or exception condition.
- Determine if the profile threshold is sufficient. If the profile threshold is set too low, increase the profile threshold value in the DSN_PROFILE_ATTRIBUTES table, then refresh the threshold by issuing START PROFILE command.
- Optional: Stop the profile monitoring processing by performing
either of the following tasks:
- Disable monitoring for the profile
- To disable the monitoring function for a specific profile:
- Locate the appropriate row in SYSIBM.DSN_PROFILE_TABLE and either delete the row or change the PROFILE_ENABLED column value to N.
- Use the START PROFILE command to reload the profile table
- Disable all monitoring
- To disable all monitoring for both system related and statement related monitoring events that have been specified in the profile table, issue the STOP PROFILE command.
- Optional: Modify the profile to specify a different diagnostic level to provide more detail message information. In the DSN_PROFILE_ATTRIBUTES table, set the ATTRIBUTE1 column setting to either WARNING_DIAGLEVEL2 or EXCEPTION_DIAGLEVEL2.
Problem determination
Analyze the statistics class 4 trace record IFCID 402.
