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Custom PRL reports

With PRL control statements, you can create custom reports from data stored on the CMRDETL and CMRSTATS data sets.

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PRL-control-statement-verbs describes the usage of PRL programs to produce short-term batch reports for CICS users. Using control statements, you specify and format the following information:

  • type of data selected from the records stored on CMRDETL or CMRSTATS data sets
  • date and time range of selected records
  • interval counts for each data item or summarized totals you have specified
  • type of CMRDETL or CMRSTATS record processing resulting from a PRL computation or condition
  • report titles and column headings
  • organization of the report
Warning

Note

When file expansion is turned on (FILEXPND=YES in CMRSOPT), the structure of expanded resource entries varies by type (that is, a file resource entry differs from a WebSphere MQ entry at the same offsets). A batch program that is processing the first field in each expanded resource entry receives file reads for a file resource entry, select counts for a DB2 resource entry, and open counts for a WebSphere MQ resource entry. All customized programs must process the resource entries separately by using the T6EFILEI field to determine the entry type. Entries of different types should not be processed together.



 

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BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS 7.5