Accessing component reports

Component reports summarize and provide statistics about selected components. You can generate the following types of component reports:

To generate a component report

1. From the EZTA easy menu, select MVTA Component Reports.

2. On the EZTA Component Reports easy menu (EZTAR), select the type of report that you want to generate. A search dialog that is specific to the type of report you selected is displayed. Following figure illustrates a search dialog for a correlation count report.

                        CICS Complex Transaction Component Count
    COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> CSR
                                                                           MORE: +
   Set duration OR times:
   Duration                             UTC/GMT
   Earliest ending time                 and date
   Latest ending time                   and date
                          hh:mm:ss.tt             yyyy/mm/dd
   
   Set general criteria:
   Maximum to search
   Exceptions only                      Orig UOW                  (Y/N/blank)
   MQ correlation level 1               Scope                     (Context)
   CPU seconds between                  and
   Elapsed time between                 and
                          hh:mm:ss.tt             hh:mm:ss.tt
   Set product criteria:
   Fold to uppercase      Y
   CICS transaction *                   Region
   CICS user ID                         Term ID *
   Set Report Criteria:
   Maximum per tran ID    1
   Maximum to correlate   10

Component report search dialogs include report criteria fields that vary according to which report you are generating:

• For the Component rate report, use the Period field to set the reporting period to minute (MIN), hour (HOUR), or day (DAY). The default is HOUR.
• For the Correlation count and Correlation system reports, use the following fields to control the correlation process:
  • Maximum per tran ID–The maximum number of times a correlation will be performed for any given transaction ID. Running more than one correlation can be useful if the transaction varies from one execution to another. The default is 1.
  • Maximum to correlate–The maximum number of components to correlate. If you specify zero or leave the field blank, all components that match the search criteria are correlated. The default is 10.

From an existing report, you can use the SETTA command to reset these fields (or any search criteria) and generate a new report.

For general information about using search dialogs, see Using search dialogs.