By definition, Mainframes are characterized by large Batch environments which are the traditional date/time based and event driven execution of background tasks based on a defined period during which resources were available for batch processing (the batch window).
As part of its XFRAME suite, and indeed as a standalone product, HTWC offer XBM (XFRAME BATCH MANAGER), a comprehensive and pragmatic Batch Scheduler, "fit for purpose" in accordance with the current needs of Batch environments. Clients also have the option to retain their Batch schedulers both to preserve the investment in these and to minimize changes to user experience. Schedulers supported to date by the XFRAME suite are; IBM Tivoli, OPC, BMC Control-M and OPC.
XCICS monitoring collects data about the performance of  XCICS supplied transactions during online processing for later offline analysis.
The records produced by XCICS monitoring are stored in a MySql database to apply and extract data with BI software also.
 XCICS Monitoring handle different parameter of XCICS healt.
Performance data is detailed transaction-level information, such as the processor and elapsed time for a transaction, or the time spent waiting for I/O.
XCICS writes at least one performance record for each transaction that is being monitored.
Administrator can follow a single transaction to understand the flow and over cpu work.
All XCICS table can be show, and the main console is realtime updated.
Single XCICS can be monitored following the main important parameters, such us CPU, RAM, transaction queue, terminals and average response.
User can see all XCICS abend-code, each abend code is written into a database.
A simple graph show the workload of XCICS engines with transaction name that consumed resources.
Exception data provides information about exceptional conditions suffered by a transaction, such as queuing, or waiting for execution.
This data are written in a database, and alarm can hadle this.
