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BMC recommends upgrading to the latest version of the product. To see documentation for that version, see BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 1.7.

Specifying a filter type

You can specify the following types of filters:
  • Abended units of work

  • APPC logical terminal name

  • CICS transaction name

  • Client ID

  • Content (a specified string, at an optional offset within the record)

  • Database name (with read-only access, update access, or both)

  • Destination of a transaction

  • Elapsed time of an LUOW

  • Logical terminal name

  • APPC logical unit name (LUNAME)

  • Message processing region (MPR) name

  • Node name

  • Originating IMS

  • Origin of a transaction

  • OTMA port number

  • PSB name

  • Partition specification table (PST) identifier

  • OTMA transaction member (TMEMBER) name

  • OTMA transaction pipe (TPIPE) name

  • APPC transaction program name (TPNAME)

  • Transaction name

  • Unit of work (UOW) identifier (labeled as UOW-1 in reports)

  • User ID that is associated with the record

You can search for databases that have been read, updated, or both read and updated. For full-function databases that have been updated, you can specify an optional data set ID. For Fast Path database that have been updated, you can specify an optional area name and an optional RBA.

Example

The following example shows the use of a SELECT DBD filter to search for LUOWs that involve the DI21PART database:

ANALYZE                                           
   SLDS=(TME.RIP.LUI.IMSV9.SLDSPL15.P1,R91)       
INTERVAL START=FIRST STOP=LAST 
FILTER
   SELECT=DBD=DI21PART                               
END

For more information, see SELECT keyword.

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