Tools, Global extended control center, Show balloon help summary – FUJITSU CentricStor V3.1D User Manual

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Function bar of the Global Status Monitor

Global Status

The screen division can be set in the usual manner. Permanent recording of operating
data is not affected.

Some objects are symbolized using relatively small fields, which makes it more

difficult to position the mouse. The mode described here is designed to be used
to record certain operating statuses and to describe these using the Balloon
Help fields for the purposes of training and documentation. Configuration infor-
mation can be more easily obtained using “Tools”

➟ “Show Balloon Help

Summary”.

If you deactivate “Freeze” using Config

➟ Options, the display is updated to show the

current status and the Balloon Help fields and the “Frozen” label will disappear.

7.3.3

Tools

7.3.3.1

Global eXtended Control Center

This function is only offered when Global Status is started from GXCC and GXCC is then
terminated. Global Status is an application that is independent of GXCC. Unlike XTCC,
Global Status remains active when GXCC is terminated.

You use this function to start GXCC for the CentricStor system monitored by means of
Global Status. GXCC is called in the same mode and with the same options as the GXCC
from which Global Status was started.

7.3.3.2

Show Balloon Help Summary

If you position the mouse pointer over the corresponding icons, Global Status displays
status information (“Balloon Help”). The display disappears if you click the left mouse button
on a neutral area of the Global Status window.

All the data of the virtual devices and libraries you need to create configuration data

in the BS2000/OSD, z/OS, OS/390 or open system hosts connected to CentricStor
is summarized by the “Balloon Help Summary” in a text file.

Click the “Show Balloon Help Summary” menu command to output a text window with a
snapshot of status information. The information relates to the “Physical Components” and
“Virtual Components” areas of the Global Status window.

The window header shows the data and time of the snapshot.

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