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Indexing detail CMRDETL records

CMRDETL record file data can be indexed to obtain information from the T6E and T6D records.

To report the data in these fields, use a FOR-NEXT statement to set up a counter. Within the FOR-NEXT loop, index the fields by the variable counter, assign the value of the indexed fields to variables, and report each variable using the variable names and column headings.

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Warning

Note

A CMRDETL data set may contain two forms of T6E records, original and expanded. Be sure to check the expanded record flag (field T6EQUAL) to determine whether a given record is expanded or not. The sample program CMRPRL16, which is distributed in the BBSAMP data set, illustrates how to process both original and expanded format records in the same file.

The following table lists the T6E and T6D fields that can be used for indexing.

Field name

Use

T6EQUAL

Format of the file data, as a decimal value of

  • 127 or less for an original format record
  • 128 or greater for an expanded format record

T6EFCNT

Number of files per task

The maximum value is 40 for expanded format records and 255 for original format records.

T6EFI

File type, identified by

  • A (Adabas)
  • C (CICS)
  • D (DATACOM/DB)
  • K (System 2000)
  • P (BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS)
  • S (SUPRA)
  • U (user value)
  • 1 (DL/I)
  • 2 (DB/2)

T6EFN

File or database name

T6EFT

Elapsed I/O request time

T6EFC

Number of I/O requests to the file

T6ERD

Number of file read or DB2 select requests

T6ERU

Number of file read for update or DB2 open requests

T6EWR

Number of file write or DB2 close requests

T6ERW

Number of file rewrite or DB2 insert requests

T6EDL

Number of file delete or DB2 delete requests

T6EUL

Number of file unlock or DB2 update requests

T6ESB

Number of file start browse or DB2 fetch requests

T6ERN

Number of file read next or DB2 commit requests

T6ERP

Number of file read previous or DB2 other requests

T6EEB

Number of file end browse requests

T6ERB

Number of file reset browse requests

T6EOT

Number of file other requests

T6EV1

First volume serial number associated with the file

T6EV2

Second volume serial number associated with the file

T6EV3

Third volume serial number associated with the file

 

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