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Page title

For most spaces, this page must be titled Space announcements.

For spaces with localized content, this page must be titled Space announcements l10n.

Purpose

Provide an announcement banner on every page of your space.

Location

Move this page outside of your home branch.

Guidelines

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Charge-Out Analysis report

The Charge-Out Analysis report is created by the TASCOSTR program.

There are multiple versions of the Charge-Out Analysis report:

  • Detail Charge-Out Analysis report
  • Distribution Charge-Out Analysis report
  • Chargeable Rate Table report

You create Charge-Out Analysis reports to:

  • Provide the data center with a detailed audit of charges accrued to a specific user for the IMS services consumed and automated billing for its customers (Detail Charge-Out Analysis report)
  • Allow the system or database administrator to establish rates more easily and accurately, measure the impact of the rate structure, and identify the variance between special-charged transactions and actual processing costs (Distribution Charge-Out Analysis report)
  • Maintain an audit trail of the rates that are used for each charge-out process (Chargeable Rate Table report)

You can create the JCL for TASCOSTR:

  • Manually by using the provided information
  • Online by using the JCL Generator (see JCL-Generator)

Note

TASCOSTR is used to summarize a detailed IRUF, create the Charge-Out Analysis report, and create the Total IMS Resource Usage Analysis report. The processing mode PARM option controls the functions performed by TASCOSTR. For more information, see Processing-modes-Charge-Out-Analysis-report.

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