Event monitoring
An introduction to instrumentation eventsWhat instrumentation events areEvent notification through event queuesConditions that cause eventsTypes of eventQueue manager eventsAuthority eventsInhibit eventsLocal eventsRemote eventsStart and stop eventsChannel and bridge eventsIMS bridge events (z/OS only)SSL eventsPerformance eventsQueue depth eventsQueue service interval eventsConfiguration eventsCreate object eventsChange object eventsDelete object eventsRefresh object eventsCommand eventsLogger eventsEvent message data summaryControlling eventsControlling queue manager eventsEnabling queue manager events summaryControlling channel and bridge eventsEnabling channel and bridge events summaryControlling performance eventsControlling queue depth eventsControlling queue service interval eventsControlling configuration eventsControlling command eventsControlling logger eventsEvent queuesWhen an event queue is unavailableUsing triggered event queuesFormat of event messagesUsing event monitoring in a WebSphere MQ networkUnderstanding performance eventsWhat performance events arePerformance event statisticsUnderstanding queue service interval eventsWhat queue service interval events areUnderstanding the service timerQueue service interval events algorithmService timerQueue Service Interval High eventsQueue Service Interval OK eventsEnabling queue service interval eventsAutomatic enabling of queue service interval eventsQueue service interval events examplesExample 1 (queue service interval events)CommentaryEvent statistics summary for example 1What queue service interval events tell youExample 2 (queue service interval events)CommentaryEvent statistics summary for example 2Example 3 (queue service interval events)CommentaryEvent statistics summary for example 3Understanding queue depth eventsWhat queue depth events areShared queues and queue depth events (WebSphere MQ for z/OS)Enabling queue depth eventsEnabling queue depth events on shared queues (WebSphere MQ for z/OS)Enabling Queue Depth High eventsEnabling Queue Depth Low eventsEnabling Queue Full eventsQueue depth events examplesExample 1 (queue depth events)CommentaryExample 2 (queue depth events)CommentaryEvent statistics summary (example 2)Understanding configuration eventsWhat configuration events areWhen configuration events are generatedWhen configuration events are not generatedHow configuration events are usedThe Refresh Object configuration eventWhen the configuration event queue is not availableEffects of CMDSCOPEUnderstanding command eventsWhat command events areWhen command events are generatedWhen command events are not generatedHow command events are usedWhen the command event queue is not availableEffects of CMDSCOPEUnderstanding logger eventsWhat logger events areWhen logger events are generatedWhen logger events are not generatedHow logger events are usedWhen the logger event queue is not availableEvent message referenceEvent message formatMessage descriptor (MQMD) in event messagesMessage data in event messagesEvent header (MQCFH)Event dataEvent message MQMD (message descriptor)Event message MQCFH (PCF header)Event message descriptionsAlias Base Queue Type ErrorEvent dataBridge StartedEvent dataBridge StoppedEvent dataChange objectEvent dataObject attributesChannel ActivatedEvent dataChannel Auto-definition ErrorEvent dataChannel Auto-definition OKEvent dataChannel Conversion ErrorEvent dataChannel Not ActivatedEvent dataChannel SSL ErrorEvent dataChannel StartedEvent dataChannel StoppedEvent dataChannel Stopped By UserEvent dataCommandEvent dataCreate objectEvent dataObject attributesDefault Transmission Queue Type ErrorEvent dataDefault Transmission Queue Usage ErrorEvent dataDelete objectEvent dataObject attributesGet InhibitedEvent dataLoggerEvent dataNot Authorized (type 1)Event dataNot Authorized (type 2)Event dataNot Authorized (type 3)Event dataNot Authorized (type 4)Event dataPut InhibitedEvent dataQueue Depth HighEvent dataQueue Depth LowEvent dataQueue Full