CMFSUM

The CMFSUM Analyzer control statement requests the CMF Summary Report.

CMFSUM
[INTERVAL={hh:mm:ss||HOURLY|DAILY|
WEEKLY|MONTHLY|QTRLY|SEMIANNL|FOREVER}]
[,MEASURE={ALL|RMF|(xxxxxxxx,...,xxxxxxxx)}]

The CMFSUM statement uses data collected by the following Extractor control statements.

CHANNEL
CPU
DEVICE
IOQ
PAGING
TSODATA
VSMDATA

Parameters

The parameters for the CMFSUM control statement are as follows:

INTERVAL=	specifies the time divisions on the graph If no INTERVAL parameter is specified, the default used is the value specified in the INTERVAL parameter of the Extractor REPORT control statement. Warning Do not define INTERVAL with a value greater than 24 hours; the interval will not be reported. The INTERVAL parameter can be specified with the following values: hh:mm:ss , where hh is the number of hours mm is the number of minutes ss is the number of seconds HOURLY—Each line of the graph represents one hour. DAILY—Each line of the graph represents one 24-hour period. WEEKLY—Each line of the graph represents one 168-hour period. MONTHLY—Each line of the graph represents one month. QTRLY—Each line of the graph represents a calendar year quarter. SEMIANNL—Each line of the graph represents a half year. FOREVER—Summarizes all input into one output line. Note If you define INTERVAL with the values WEEKLY, MONTHLY, QTRLY, SEMIANNL, or FOREVER, and you have MEASURE=INTERVAL defined, the CMF Summary Report does not report information in the INTERVALhh:mm:ss field.
MEASURE=	defines measures that are included in the report The following values can be defined with this parameter: ALL—Data on all measures are included in the report. RMF—Data on the same measures that appear in the RMF Summary Report are included in the report; the default. xxxxxxxx—is the name of a specific measure. Data on each defined measure is included in the report. You can define as many measures as you want. Measures must be separated by commas, and all of them enclosed within parentheses. Specific names for each measure that can be defined to the MEASURE parameter, as well as the corresponding report field name, are shown in the following figure. Note If MEASURE=ALL is specified, or if more measures are specified than can be printed in one report, multiple reports are generated until all values have been reported upon.

INTERVAL=

specifies the time divisions on the graph

If no INTERVAL parameter is specified, the default used is the value specified in the INTERVAL parameter of the Extractor REPORT control statement.

Warning

Do not define INTERVAL with a value greater than 24 hours; the interval will not be reported.

The INTERVAL parameter can be specified with the following values:

hh:mm:ss , where
- hh is the number of hours
- mm is the number of minutes
- ss is the number of seconds
HOURLY—Each line of the graph represents one hour.
DAILY—Each line of the graph represents one 24-hour period.
WEEKLY—Each line of the graph represents one 168-hour period.
MONTHLY—Each line of the graph represents one month.
QTRLY—Each line of the graph represents a calendar year quarter.
SEMIANNL—Each line of the graph represents a half year.
FOREVER—Summarizes all input into one output line.

Note

If you define INTERVAL with the values WEEKLY, MONTHLY, QTRLY, SEMIANNL, or FOREVER, and you have MEASURE=INTERVAL defined, the CMF Summary Report does not report information in the INTERVALhh:mm:ss field.

MEASURE=

defines measures that are included in the report

The following values can be defined with this parameter:

ALL—Data on all measures are included in the report.
RMF—Data on the same measures that appear in the RMF Summary Report are included in the report; the default.
xxxxxxxx—is the name of a specific measure. Data on each defined measure is included in the report. You can define as many measures as you want. Measures must be separated by commas, and all of them enclosed within parentheses.
Specific names for each measure that can be defined to the MEASURE parameter, as well as the corresponding report field name, are shown in the following figure.

Note

If MEASURE=ALL is specified, or if more measures are specified than can be printed in one report, multiple reports are generated until all values have been reported upon.

Valid measure names and corresponding report fields for MEASURE

Measure name	Report field name
AFQUEUE	AVERAGE AVAILABLE FRAMES QUEUE
APPCAVG	APPC AVERAGE
APPCMAX	APPC MAXIMUM
AVGREADY	AVERAGE READY QUEUE
BATCHAVG	BATCH AVERAGE
BATCHMAX	BATCH MAXIMUM
CAPRATIO	AVERAGE CAPTURE RATIO
CHPUTIL	CHANNEL PATH UTILIZATION RATE
CHPBUSY	CHANNEL PATH BUSY
CPUBUSY	CPU BUSY
CPUBZMVS	MVS CPU BUSY
CPUDPCEC	CP CEC DISPATCH
CPUSERV	CPU SERVICE RATE
CSALLOC	AVERAGE CSA ALLOCATED
DASDRATE	DASD RATE
DASDRESP	DASD RESPONSE TIME
DPAGING	DEMAND PAGING
ECSALLOC	AVERAGE ECSA ALLOCATED
EPGRATE	EXPANDED STORAGE PAGE RATE
ESFRAME	EXPANDED STORAGE FRAMES
ESQALLOC	AVERAGE ESQA ALLOCATED
EXCPRATE	AVERAGE EXCUSE RATE
FIXFRAME	AVERAGE FIXED FRAMES
HIGHUIC	HIGH UNREFERENCED INTERVAL COUNT
HSFRAME	AVERAGE HIPERSPACE FRAMES
INTERVAL	INTERVAL HH.MM.SS
IOSERV	I/O SERVICE RATE
LPARDISP	LPAR DISPATCH PERCENTAGE
MIGRAGE	MIGRATION AGE
MIGRATE	MIGRATION RATE
MSOSERV	MSO SERVICE RATE
OMVSAVG	OMVS AVERAGE
OMVSMAX	OMVS MAXIMUM
SPOOLUTL	SPOOL UTILIZATION
SQALLOC	AVERAGE SQA ALLOCATED
SRVRATE	SERVICE RATE
STCAVG	STC AVERAGE
STCMAX	STC MAXIMUM
SWAPPAGS	SWAP PAGE RATE
SWAPRATE	SWAP RATE
TAPERATE	TAPE RATE
TRANRATE	TRANSACTION RATE
TSOAVG	TSO AVERAGE
TSOMAX	TSO MAXIMUM
TSOTRANS	TSO TRANSACTION RATE
VIOFRAME	AVERAGE VIO FRAMES
ZAAPBMVS	MVS ZAAP BUSY
ZAAPBUSY	ZAAP BUSY
ZAAPDCEC	ZAAP CEC DISPATCH
ZIIPBMVS	MVS ZIIP BUSY
ZIIPBUSY	ZIIP BUSY
ZIIPDCEC	ZIIP CEC DISPATCH

Examples

The following examples illustrate the use of the CMFSUM control statement.

Example

CMFSUM

A CMF Summary Report is produced with each row on the graph based on the period defined by the INTERVAL= valued defined to the Extractor REPORT control statement. The measures reported are identical to those reported in RMF Summary Report.

Example

CMFSUM INTERVAL=HOURLY,MEASURE=RMF

A CMF Summary Report is produced with each row on the graph representing a one-hour period, and the measures reported are the same as those in the RMF Summary Report.

Example

CMFSUM INTERVAL=00:30:00,MEASURE=(MIGRATE,MIGRAGE)

A CMF Summary Report is produced with each row on the graph representing a half-hour period, and the measures reported are the MIGRATE and MIGRAGE values.

Example

CMFSUM INTERVAL=DAILY

A CMF Summary Report is produced with each row on the graph representing a 24-hour period, and the measures reported are the same as those in the RMF Summary Report.

Related information

CMFSUM

Parameters

Examples

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