IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Activating monitoring

Use the mqsichangeflowmonitoring command to activate monitoring after you have configured monitoring event sources.

Before you start:

You must have configured monitoring event sources by using either monitoring properties or a monitoring profile; see these topics:

The use of a monitoring profile configurable service overrides the monitoring properties of a message flow.

If monitoring is activated for a message flow, and neither monitoring properties nor a monitoring profile configurable service have been configured for the flow, the default behavior is for transaction events to be emitted from each input node of the message flow. The events contain the bit stream of the input message.

Activating monitoring from the command line

Use the -c active parameter. You can activate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers, or specify the integration servers and message flows for which monitoring is to be activated.

To activate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c active -g -j
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers on z/OS®:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=active,g=yes,j=yes
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in the default integration server on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c active -e default -j
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in the default integration server on z/OS:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=active,g=default,j=yes
```
To activate monitoring for the myFlow message flow in the default integration server on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c active -e default -f myFlow
```
To activate monitoring for the myFlow message flow in the default integration server on z/OS:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=active,g=default,f=myFlow
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in application application1 in integration server default on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring IB9NODE -c active -e default -k application1 -j 
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in application application1 in integration server default on z/OS:
```
F IB9NODE,cm c=active,e=default,k=application1,j=yes 
```
To activate monitoring for message flow myflow1 in library library1, referenced by application application1, in integration server default, on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring IB9NODE -c active -e default -y library1 -k application1 -f myflow1
```
Activate monitoring for message flow myflow1 in library library1, referenced by application application1, in integration server default, on z/OS:
```
F IB9NODE,cm c=active,e=default,y=library1,k=application1,f=myflow1
```

Deactivating monitoring from the command line

Use the -c inactive parameter. You can deactivate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers, or specify the integration servers and message flows for which monitoring is to be activated.

To deactivate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c inactive -g -j
```
To deactivate monitoring for all message flows in all integration servers on z/OS:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=inactive,g=yes,j=yes
```
To deactivate monitoring for all message flows in the default integration server on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c inactive -e default -j
```
To deactivate monitoring for all message flows in the default integration server on z/OS:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=inactive,g=default,j=yes
```
To deactivate monitoring for the myFlow message flow in the default integration server on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring myBroker -c inactive -e default -f myFlow
```
To deactivate monitoring for the myFlow message flow in the default integration server on z/OS:
```
F MI10BRK,cm c=inactive,g=default,f=myFlow
```
To deactivate monitoring for all message flows in application application1 in integration server default on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring IB9NODE -c inactive -e default -k application1 -j 
```
To activate monitoring for all message flows in application application1 in integration server default on z/OS:
```
F IB9NODE,cm c=inactive,e=default,k=application1,j=yes 
```
To deactivate monitoring for message flow myflow1 in library library1, referenced by application application1, in integration server default, on Linux, UNIX, and Windows:
```
mqsichangeflowmonitoring IB9NODE -c inactive -e default -y library1 -k application1 -f myflow1
```
Activate monitoring for message flow myflow1 in library library1, referenced by application application1, in integration server default, on z/OS:
```
F IB9NODE,cm c=inactive,e=default,y=library1,k=application1,f=myflow1
```

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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017