Sample CMRRAPM macro assembly statements

The following figure shows an example of BBSAMP (CMRRAPM) macro assembly statements that are needed to create the Resource Tracking and Analysis report.

CMRRAPM TYPE=INITIAL
CMRRAPM TYPE=ENTRY,GROUP=xxxxxxxxxxxx,
MEMBERS=(xxxxxxxx,...,xxxxxxxx), SERVICE=nnn
(Additional TYPE=ENTRY statements, as needed)
CMRRAPM TYPE=FINAL
END

The following table describes each CMRRAPM macro assembly statement:

Statement	Description
TYPE=INITIAL	Generates a group of BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS modules This statement must be entered first and placed on a separate line by itself. Specify CMR=YES to create a group that includes all BMC AMI OpsM for CICS transaction IDs (the default); otherwise, specify CMR=NO.
TYPE=ENTRY	Defines one group of transactions or programs and the response time to be compared with the specified service level One TYPE=ENTRY statement must be specified for each group to be reported, where: GROUP= is any 1- to 12-character symbolic identifier for this group. Note BMC AMI OpsM for CICS transactions are automatically assigned the group identifier, BMC AMI OpsM for CICS. MEMBERS= is the list of transaction IDs or program names (PANL, MAPS, or PSBS, if they have been monitored with the transaction monitor) to be included in this group. A skip character is a plus sign (+), which can be used in IDs or names to indicate generic subgroups of transactions or programs to be included. There is no limit on the number of IDs or names specified. However, a given ID or name can exist in only one group. SERVICE= is a service level value to which the response time for each transaction or program is to be compared, expressed in tenths of seconds. The default is 10 (1.0 seconds).
TYPE=FINAL	Ends the generation parameters It must be the last statement and must be placed on a line by itself. Note BBSAMP member CMRASM contains sample code to assemble and link-edit the CMRRAPM module. CMRRAPM must be linked non-reentrant.

Sample CMRRAPM macro assembly statements

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