Using the PERUSE Output panel

The following figure is an example of the PERUSE Output panel.

--------------- WLM Service Class Activity ----------------------- Row 1 of 69
COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> CSR
DSN - BMVSGS.NEWDATA.SJSE                                       CAPS ===> OFF
System - SJSD     MVS     - ZV011000 Monitor - RMF      Format   - ESA0PRSM
Rec.Type- 240-0    Samples - 0        Cycle    - 1000     Duration - 02:00.001
Release - 750      SRL     - 085(55) Date     - 16APR09 Start    - 10:46:00
Product - 005C 2nd: 0000,000C,0000   3rd: 0000,0034,0000   4th: 01BC,0250,0001
Triplets- 15   5th: 040C,0038,0001   6th: 0000,00AC,0000   7th: 01BC,0250,0001
                8th: 040C,0038,0001   9th: 0000,00AC,0000 10th: 01BC,0250,0001
               11th: 040C,0038,0001 12th: 0000,00AC,0000 13th: 1490,0028,0001
               14th: 14B8,000C,0000
<-- Offset -->   <------ Hexadecimal Values ------->    <------ EBCDIC ------>
Recd Trip Sect   -------- -------- -------- --------    ---- ---- ---- ----
0000             14B80000 DEF0005C 02C90109 240FE2D1       .... .0.* .I.. ..SJ
0010             E2C6C3D4 C6400000 000F0000 00000094       SFCM F .. .... ...m
0020             00680001 000000FC 001C0001 00000118       .... .... .... ....
0030             00080000 00000118 000C0000 00000118       .... .... .... ....
0040             00180000 00000118 002C0014 00000488       .... .... .... ...h
0050             00500030 00001388 001C0001 000013A4       .&.. ...h .... ...u
0060             00240001 000013C8 00480001 00001410       .... ...H .... ....
0070             00280001 00001438 00280001 00001460       .... .... .... ...-
0080             00300001 00001490 00280001 000014B8       .... .... .... ....
0090             000C0000 570FC3D4 C661E7C1 40400163         .... ..CM F/XA ..
00A0 000C 000C   428F0109 240F1032 111F0000 00000001       .... .... .... ....
00B0 001C 001C   00BF0007 40404040 0000015F E9E5F0F1            .... ...¬ ZV01
00C0 002C 002C   F1F1F0F0 03740056 C4B4C8E7 29700000       1100 .... D.HX ....
00D0 003C 003C   FFFFA21F 68400000 00000000 00000000       ..s. . .. .... ....
00E0 004C 004C   03840000 C4B4C8E7 29700000 E3D6D4C3       .d.. D.HX .... TOMC
00F0 005C 005C   C6C3C340 E2D1E2C6 40404040 CFF5C4D6             FCC SJSF .5DO
0100 0004 0004   C531B1ED C0A20000 00000000 40000000        E... {s.. .... ...
0110 0014 0014   00FE0000 00010000 D9E4D5E3 000005A0       .... .... RUNT ....
0120 0008 0008   00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000       .... .... .... ....
0130 0018 0018   00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000       .... .... .... ....
0140 0028 0028   00000000 D9C5C3C4 0000000F 00000001       .... RECD .... ....
0150 0038 000C   00000000 00005100 00000001 00000000       .... .... .... ....
0160 0048 001C   00000080 00000000 00000000 00000000       .... .... .... ....
0170 0058 0000   C7C2D3E2 00002710 00000000 00000000       GBLS .... .... ....
0180 0068 0010   00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000       .... .... .... ....
0190 0078 0020   00000000 00000000 00000000 C3D7E4E2       .... .... .... CPUS
01A0 0088 0004   000003E8 0000026F 00000000 2C9A95ED       ...Y ...? .... ..n.
01B0 0098 0014   00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000       .... .... .... ....
01C0 00A8 0024   00000000 00000000 D7C1C7E2 00001388       .... .... PAGS ...h
01D0 00B8 0008   0000007D 00000000 000A1B00 0000000C       ...' .... .... ....

When the PERUSE Output panel appears, the first record in the data set is displayed as the current record. A header area is displayed at the top of the PERUSE Output panel for CMF records and for all SMF records.

For SMF type 70 through 79 records, the header line contains the SMF record number and title, as well as all fields described in the following table.
For CMF and RMF records, the header line contains the record title but not the record number. These records also contain the fields described in the following table.
For SMF record types other than 70 through 79, the header area contains the record number and title only; it does not contain any other header fields.

The lower portion of the PERUSE Output panel contains the snap dump image area. The header fields and the snap dump image area are discussed in the following table.

You can scroll through the snap dump image area by using the PF keys, or you can enter one of the values shown in Acceptable values for the COMMAND line on the COMMAND line to display a specific record type.

Important

CMF record type formats are distributed in Assembler, SAS, and C formats in the BBSAMP data set. For more information, see Generating-and-managing-batch-reports.

Field descriptions for the PERUSE Output panel

The fields displayed in the PERUSE Output panel are described in the following table.

Field name	Description
DSN	data set name
CAPS	whether CAPS are on or off
SYSTEM	name of system on which the Extractor that produced this record ran
MVS	level of MVS operating system on which the Extractor ran
MONITOR	monitoring mode (CPM, IPM, or RMF)
FORMAT	format of the current record
RECORD	SMF record type and subtype
SAMPLES	count of samples taken in the interval
CYCLE	sampling rate in milliseconds
DURATION	length of interval - mm:ss.ttt
RELEASE	corresponding recording product release level for RMF
SRL	SRL value displayed in both decimal and hexadecimal
DATE	Julian date when interval started
START	time of day when interval started - hh:mm:ss
PRODUCT	hexadecimal offset to product section
Triplets	total number of triplets in the record Although the panel displays up to 15 triplets, not counting the product triplet, there can be more triplets in the record. You can use this number to verify whether all triplets are displayed on the panel.
2nd through 16th	The contents of the nth triplet of the record in the format offset,length,number, defined as follows: offset is the offset into record to the first section belonging to this triplet length is the length of the sections represented by this triplet number is the number of sections represented by this triplet, in the following format:
SNAP Dump Image Area
Offset	RECD—offset from the beginning of the record TRIP—offset from the referring triplet SECT—offset into the current section
Hexadecimal Values	hexadecimal dump of the record; each line displays 16 bytes of data
EBCDIC	character representation of each line of data, enclosed within asterisks (*)

Using PERUSE commands

The values shown in the following table can be entered on the COMMAND line.

Value	Description
F	Find the specified character string in the displayed record. The specified string can be EBCDIC, hexadecimal, or a triplet. EBCDIC--F 's' where s is an EBCDIC string Hexadecimal —F X 'h' where h is a hexadecimal value Triplet --F t [n] where t is a triplet and n is the nth section of the area pointed to by triplet t. If n is not specified, the first section is displayed. Important The F command is valid only if you specify NEW in the DISPLAY FORMAT field of the PERUSE menu. If you use the F command without an operand, the last F command issued for this record type is repeated. In the case of a triplet, the F command shows the next section of the triplet.
G xx	Get next record of type xx. To select a specific record type for display or to change the current type, enter this value, where xx is the type. For example, G70 displays the next type 70 (SMF CPU) record. Type 70 then becomes the current record type.
GF xx	Get first record of type xx A GF xx command starts the search at the beginning of the data set. For example, GF240 displays the first type 240 record and sets the current type to 240.
G	Get next record of type last specified. After a record type is established, you need to enter only G to display the next record of the current type. This command displays the next record, which then becomes the current record.
GF	Get first record of type last specified. A GF command starts the search at the beginning of the data set.
G00	Get next record, regardless of type. Enter G00 to display the next record, regardless of type, and nullify the current record type.
GF00	Get first record, regardless of type. GF00 displays the first record in the data set and sets the current record type to null.
P	Generate and print a SNAP dump of the record currently displayed.
C	Continue the record search. This value is valid only after the following message appears: xxx RECORDS SEARCHED If the value in the SEARCH LIMIT field is reached before the desired record type is found, searching stops and this message appears. When you see this message, type C to continue your search. Important The default value for the SEARCH LIMIT field on the Peruse and Print CMF/SMF/RMF Records panel is 500 records. You can increase the value of this field to avoid reaching the search limit before your search is complete.

Important

A blank space after any of the G commands terminates the command; for example: G73xx is the same as G73.

Displaying a record subtype

To display a record subtypecoming

Enter the record type.
Enter a - (hyphen) or , (comma).
Enter the subtype.For example, G78-2 or G78,2 causes the Virtual Storage record type to display; if G240-1 is specified, the CMF CPU record type is displayed.