Active Balancing Environment Screen

Enter the Active Balancing Environment screen using one of the following methods:

• If you are working in another screen other than the Active Balancing Environment Definition screen, enter =BB in the COMMAND line.
• If you are not working in the Primary Option Menu, enter =1. From the Primary Option Menu, enter BB in the COMMAND line.

The Active Balancing Environment screen is displayed.

Figure 27 Active Balancing Environment Screen

------------ CONTROL-M/Analyzer ACTIVE BALANCING ENVIRONMENT -----<D>--------(BB)

COMMAND ===>                                                    SCROLL===> CRSR

O RULE     ODATE  SCP OWNER    JOBNAME ---------- STATUS ----------------------

  ARWARN01 101092 JOB M66      *        ENDED OK CODE=0000                    

                                        RUN-0001,OK-0001,NOTOK-0000,TOLER-0000

  ARSETVAR 111200 UNS M66      N520INGS ENDED NOTOK CODE=4091                 

  ARWARN01 111200 UNS M66      N520INGS ENDED OK CODE=0000                    

  ARWARN04 111200 UNS M66      N520INGS ENDED NOTOK CODE=4091                 

  ARWARN4A 111200 UNS M66      N520INGS ENDED NOTOK CODE=4091                 

  ARSETVAR 111200 UNS M66      N52AHEL  ENDED NOTOK CODE=4091                 

  BALINV   131200 JOB M18B     M18GO    WAIT ACTIVATION                       

======= >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BOTTOM OF ACTIVE RULES <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< =======

OPTIONS:  ? WHY  H HOLD  D DEL   F FREE  L LOG                         13.46.12

If your data center is actively testing or using Control-M/Analyzer, your screen may show a great deal of information—in fact, much more information than desired at this point in the exercise. Before you examine the Active Balancing Environment screen in detail, you will use the Active Balancing Environment SHOW command. This command allows you to control the amount of information that is displayed.