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TSOPERF

The TSOPERF control statement requests two reports:

  • TSO Command Summary Report
  • TSO Interval Summary Report
TSOPERF
[TYPE={COMMAND|CMD|INTERVAL|INT|ALL}]
[,PLOT={RESPONSE|RSP|TSO}]
[,LIMIT={32|nn}]
[,SCALE={999|nnn}]
[,DARK={NO|YES}]

The TSOPERF statement uses data collected by the following Extractor control statements:

  • CPU
  • TSODATA

Note

The TSODATA statement contains a LIMIT parameter that affects data extraction, which can also affect the information available for this report.

Parameters

The parameters for the TSOPERF control statement are as follows:

TYPE=

specifies which of the two report formats is to be produced; the default is ALL

  • COMMAND—produces the Command Summary report; it can be abbreviated CMD
  • INTERVAL—produces the Interval Summary report; it can be abbreviated INT
  • ALL—produces both the Command and the Interval Summary reports

PLOT=

identifies which of two variables reported in the Interval Summary report is to be plotted

  • RESPONSE —plots the average response time for the interval; it can be abbreviated RSP; the default
  • TSO—plots the average CPU busy percent

LIMIT=

limits the number of TSO commands that are reported

If 999 is specified, all TSO commands are reported. If a value less than 999 is specified, it defines the maximum number of TSO commands that can be reported. TSO commands are selected for the report by order of usage until the LIMIT value is reached. If TYPE=INT is specified, LIMIT is ignored. The default is 32.

SCALE=

specifies the scaling value to be used on the response plot for the Command Summary report

The range of values is from 1 to 999. The default is 999: the maximum response time is used for the scale. If TYPE=INT is specified, SCALE is ignored.

DARK=

specifies whether the average bar line on the plots will overstrike

Overstriking the print line highlights the average line. The default is NO.

Examples

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

Example
TSOPERF

This example produces both the TSO Command Summary and the TSO Interval Summary Reports, showing the average response times of the 32 most-used commands. For the TSO Command Summary Report, the default scaling value is used to plot the maximum response times.

Example
TSOPERF  TYPE=CMD,LIMIT=25,SCALE=10

This example produces a TSO Command Summary Report showing the average response times of the 25 most-used commands, using a scaling value of 10.

Related topics

CPU

TSO-Interval-Summary-Report

TSODATA

TSO-Command-Summary-Report

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