IBM BPM, V8.0.1, All platforms > Authoring services in Integration Designer > Developing monitor models > Monitoring WebSphere MQ Workflow processes
Selecting the typical events to monitor
By using the fine-grained events setting, you can reduce the impact that the monitored WebSphere MQ Workflow process has on performance after enabling audit. However, there are events that must be present for successful monitoring.
Events required for successful monitoring Event Code Event Description 21000 Process Started 21017 Process Created 21018 Process Created and Started 21001 Process Suspended 21002 Process Resumed 21025 Process Ended Normally and Deleted 21015 Block Started 21016 Block Ended 21009 Work Item Transferred 21006 Activity Ready 21007 Activity Started 21032 Activity Implementation Completed 21011 Activity Ended Normally Remember:
- 21000, 21017 and 21018 are the start events for a process instance.
You have to ensure that at least one of the start events is enabled. Otherwise, there will be no event to create an instance in the generated monitor model. Generally, 21017 or 21018 are the start events and only one of them happens for a specific instance, based on how the instance is initiated. 21000 is the start event when the process is invoked by another process, in which case, 21017 and 21018 are not emitted.
- 21001 and 21002 are typically enabled for calculating the working duration for a process.
- 21025 is typically used to indicate the process end.
- 21015 and 21016 are the events that indicate the start and end of a Block activity. Enable these two events if there is a Block activity in your FDL
- 21009 is the event that indicates that there is a work item transferred from one user to another user.
- For the process activity and program activity, 21006 is typically the start event for an activity instance. But if 21007 is not enabled, 21006 will be treated as the start event instead. Enable at least one of these two events.
- 21032 is the event that indicates the end of an activity instance.
- 21011 is the event that indicates that an activity is totally completed even if it ran multiple times.
The full set of events and their descriptions can be found in the WebSphere MQ Workflow documentation.