Examples for using BSDSs

The following example explicitly allocates a single IMS system log data set (SLDS) and implicitly allocates DB2 logs through a BSDS.

Log Analyzer creates LUOWs from the IMS log records in the specified SLDS. Then, Log Analyzer reads the specified BSDS to allocate DB2 logs that have time stamps within the ranges of those LUOWs.

Related topic

Allocating-DB2-logs-implicitly

ANALYZE
   SLDS=(IMSA.SLDS.D2009288.GEN010, R141)
   DB2BSDS=BMC.DB2.BSDS
...
INTERVAL
   START=FIRST
   STOP=LAST
END

The next example implicitly allocates IMS logs through a RECON and implicitly allocates DB2 logs through a BSDS. The INTERVAL keyword specifies the time range of the log records of interest. Log Analyzer reads the specified RECON to allocate IMS logs that contain records in the specified range, and creates LUOWs from those log records. Then, Log Analyzer reads the specified BSDS to allocate DB2 logs that have time stamps within the ranges of those LUOWs.

ANALYZE
   RECON=(IMSA.RECON1, IMSA.RECON2)
   DB2BSDS=BMC.DB2.BSDS
...
INTERVAL
   START=2010060/1830
   STOP=2010060/1845
END

For more information, see DB2BSDS-keyword-for-the-ANALYZE-control-statement.

 

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