SETSRM command
The SETSRM command is a primary command that is available on the COMMAND line of any MainView SRM view.
The SETSRM command can be used to apply selection criteria to a VTOC collection data set or certain views.
Keyword parameters are available to set filter or other values used in subsequent view requests. Each view may use zero, one, or any number of keyword values from the command. SETSRM is also used in view hyperlinks and batch report requests. The following examples show the command format:
or
SETSRM keyword(value) ...
keyword is one of the keywords in the keyword list, and value is as explained for each keyword.
If no keywords are specified, a new SETSRM dialog is displayed showing the current keyword settings and allowing data entry to modify the settings.
For more information, see:
Required keywords
A keyword, or multiple keywords, may be required for a particular record, which means all of its views.
When a record is invoked without a required keyword the appropriate messages are generated and the requested view does not display data. Other records may make use of a keyword but not require it. In these cases no message is generated when the keyword is not specified, and the keyword default value is assumed.
All keyword values are edited to ensure valid value formats. If an invalid value is found, an error message is generated and the keyword specification is ignored. Values that identify a resource do not have to identify a resource that exists. In the example, GROUP(value), the value must conform to pool naming conventions, but the actual pool does not have to exist.
Specification of various keywords is issued internally by navigation when a selection occurs on certain views. You may also enter this command manually while on a view to cause the view data to be updated with the new specifications.
SETSRM keyword specifications are maintained in a stack similar to the view stack created as you navigate through the product. As you use PF3 or End to back out through the view stack, the SETSRM keywords are also unstacked, whether the keywords were entered internally by navigation or manually.
Examples using SETSRM
For this example, assume that the user is viewing GPCNFG.
- The user selects GROUP X from the tabular view of pools and groups.
- MainView SRM issues a SETSRM GROUP(X) command and the pool and group EZCmd menu is presented.
- In the Real Time Status section, the user selects the configuration item from the EZCmd menu.
- The VOLCNFG view is displayed containing the volumes in GROUP X and their status.
- The user manually enters SETSRM GROUP(Y) on the COMMAND line.
- MainView SRM updates the VOLCNFG view which now contains the volumes in GROUP Y and their status.
- The user backs out of VOLCNFG for GROUP Y using PF3 ( END) and the VOLCNFG for GROUP X is again displayed.
To extend this scenario, assume that the GROUP keyword was set to GROUP Z prior to entering the GPCNFG view. When a selection was made on GPCNFG the GROUP keyword was set to X and the pool and group EZCmd menu was displayed. When PF3 ( END) is used to go back to the GPCNFG view from the pool and group EZCmd, the GROUP keyword is reset to Z.
SETSRM keywords
The following table alphabetically lists and describes each keyword that you can use with the SETSRM command. When applicable, the descriptions also cite default values and abbreviations for the keywords.
The keywords with the suffix '2' are used in conjunction with their corresponding keywords to define a range of values.
SETSRM keywords
Keyword | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
ADAYSCR | The value specifies the calendar adjusted days since the data set was created. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSCR(12) |
ADAYSCR2 | The value specifies the calendar adjusted days since the data set was created. You can specify a single value by using ADAYSCR, or a range of values by using both ADAYSCR and ADAYSCR2. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSCR2(50) |
ADAYSCROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the ADAYSCR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSCROP(GT) |
ADAYSCROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the ADAYSCR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSCROP2(LT) |
ADAYSLR2 | The value specifies the calendar-adjusted days since the data set was read. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSLR2(120) |
ADAYSLROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSLR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSLROP(LT) |
ADAYSLROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSLR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSLROP2(LT) |
ADAYSLW | The value specifies the calendar-adjusted days since the data set was written. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSLW(120) |
ADAYSLW2 | The value specifies the calendar-adjusted days since the data set was written. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSLW2(120) |
ADAYSLWOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSLW keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSLWOP(LT) |
ADAYSLWOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSLW2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSLWOP2(LT) |
ADAYSNREF | The value specifies the calendar-adjusted days since the data set was referenced. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSNREF(120) |
ADAYSNREF2 | The value specifies the calendar-adjusted days since the data set was referenced. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM ADAYSNREF2(120) |
ADAYSNROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSNREF keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSNROP(LT) |
ADAYSNROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ADAYSNREF2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ADAYSNROP2(LT) |
AGEBAND | Use this optional keyword to specify the age band used by a view; the range of an age band depends on the view being generated. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data is assumed unless the view requires a value. Shortcut: AB | SETSRM AGEBAND(61-90) or SETSRM AB(OVER 365) |
ALLOCSIZE | The value is a 15-digit allocation size in bytes. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with an allocation size larger than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Values are whole numbers, zero through 999,999,999,999,999 | SETSRM ALLOCSIZE(500) |
ALLOCSIZE2 | The value specifies the allocation size in bytes. Valid values: 0 – 999999999999999 | SETSRM ALLOCSIZE2(34000) |
ALLOCSZOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ALLOCSIZE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ALLOCSZOP(LT) |
ALLOCSZOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with ALLOCSIZE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ALLOCSZOP2(GT) |
APPL | The value is a single application name, which is established through the Applications Management option on the EZSRM menu. The value limits data displayed to the specified application. Mask values are not supported. Default: If you do not specify a value, all applications are included unless the view requires a value. Valid values: Values must follow application naming conventions as defined in application collector. The application does not have to exist. If a undefined application name is entered, subsequent views will respond as if no data is available for the application. Certain real-time views will indicate that the application does not exist. Shortcuts: A, AP, APP | SETSRM A(DEVAPPL) SETSRM AP(WORK APPL) SETSRM APPL(MY APPL FOR TESTING) |
APPLSTR | The value specifies a list of Application names or Application name masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full application name or application name mask. Note: If an application name contains embedded spaces, the value must be enclosed in single quotation marks. | SETSRM APPLSTR(myappa, abcap /, defap/) |
ATLLIB | The value specifies whether a tape data set in an Automated Tape Library is selected. Valid values:
| SETSRM ATLLIB(Y) |
ATLNMSTR | The value specifies a list of Automated Tape Library names or name masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full Automated Tape Library or ATL name mask Default: / (All) | SETSRM ATLNMSTR(altname1, altname2, myatl/) |
ATLNMSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator used with ATLNMSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ATLNMSTROP(EQ) |
BASE | The value indicates the cluster name when the data set name specified is a data component, index component, alternate index, and so on. The value is equal to the data set name if that value is a cluster name. | SETSRM BASE(MY.DATA.SET) |
BKDATE | The value filters on the date when the data set backup version was made. The value is a date in either of the following formats: YYYYMMDD or YYYY/MM/DD | SETSRM BKDATE(20110910) |
BKDATE2 | The value filters on the date when the data set backup version was made. The value is a date in either of the following formats: YYYYMMDD or YYYY/MM/DD | SETSRM BKDATE2(20110910) |
BKDATEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with BKDATE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM BKDATEOP(LT) |
BKDATEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is the BKDATE2 keyword.???????? Valid values:
| SETSRM BKDATEOP2(LT) |
BKDSNSTR | The value specifies the data set name of the HSM backup or migration copy of the data set. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Multiple entries are allowed if separated by a comma. Masking is allowed. | SETSRM BKDSNSTR(MY.DATA.SET/,YOUR.DATA/) |
BKDSNSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with BKDATE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM BKDSNSTROP(EQ) |
BLKSZ | The value is the physical size for a data set or component. Valid values: must be a numeric value between 4 and 32760. | SETSRM BLKSZ(8000) |
BLOCKEFF | The value is a three-digit data set blocking efficiency. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with a blocking efficiency less than the value entered will be displayed. Valid values: whole numbers, zero through 100 Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM BLOCKEFF(80) SETSRM BLOCKEFF(100) |
BOX | The value specifies a 12-digit serial number of a control unit or RAID box. The BOX SETSRM keyword can be used to invoke the EZBOX EZCmd menu. Default: None Valid values: whole numbers and must be 12 positions. | SETSRM BOX(boxSerial) ; EZBOX |
CAPDAYS | This value is used with a beginning date to calculate an (earlier) ending data for the display capacity planning snapshots. Note that this value is used to show the days preceding the beginning date. Valid values: 1 – 9999 Shortcut: CDAYS | SETSRM CAPDAYS(20) |
CASPLITOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with CASPLITS keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CASPLITOP(GT) |
CASPLITOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with CASPLITS2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CASPLITOP2(GT) |
CASPLITS | The value is a three-digit number of CA splits. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only VSAM data sets with more CA splits than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: whole numbers, zero through 999. | SETSRM CASPLITS(100) |
CASPLITS2 | The value specifies the number of CA splits in a VSAM file. Valid values: 0 – 999 | SETSRM CASPLITS2(124) |
CATEGORY | The value is a nine-character error category used by the HSMERDT view. Default: None Keyword is required for HSM xxxx views. If you do not specify a value, an error message is generated. Valid values: 9 position | Not applicable |
CATIND | The value indicates the type of data sets to display, as listed below. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM CATIND(D) |
CATINFO | The value indicates whether catalog information should be included in the view. This is used in the HSM-related views. As catalog accessing can in some cases be time consuming, this allows a fast-path to the non-catalog related information, reducing response time and resource consumption related to the view. Default: If you do not specify a value, CATINFO YES is assumed and catalog information is included. Valid values: Y, YES, ON, NO, N, OFF | SETSRM CAT(Y) or SETSRM CATINFO(NO) |
CATISTR | The value specifies a list of Catalog Indicator Type values separated by a comma. Valid values:
| SETSRM CATISTR(D,U) |
CATISTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with CATISTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CATISTROP(EQ) |
CATLGTAPE | The value specifies whether a cataloged tape data set is selected. Valid values:
| SETSRM CATLGTAPE(Y) |
CDAYSCAPDAYS | The value specifies the time period on which to report in the capacity planning views, all of which start with CAP. The reporting start date determines the most recent reporting date. The CDAYS keyword is used to determine how far back the report should encompass. Valid values: 1 through 9999 Usage: If specified, the value overrides the TIME command. If the CDAYS keyword is not specified, the TIME command is used. If this value is not specified and the TIME command is not used, the default reporting CDAYS will be 180. | SETSRM CAPDAYS(2)SETSRM CDAYS(2) |
CDSCOLDS | The value specifies the CDS collection data set name to be used for the CDS reporting views. | SETSRM CDSCOLDS(MY.COLLECT.DSN) |
CHP | The value is a channel path ID, which is used by some performance views in conjunction with the GRPTYPE keyword. See the CHP value of the GRPTYPE keyword for where this is used. | SETSRM CHP(03) |
CISPLITOP | The value specifies the comparison operator used with CISPLITS keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CISPLITOP(GT) |
CISPLITOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator used with CISPLITS2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CISPLITOP2(GT) |
CISPLITS | The value is a three-byte number of CI splits. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only VSAM data sets with more CI splits than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: whole numbers, zero through 99. | SETSRM CISPLITS(50) |
CISPLITS2 | The value specifies the number of CI splits in a VSAM file. Valid values: 0 – 999 | SETSRM CISPLITS2(124) |
CMDFLTR | The value specifies a command or mask to filter on in the HSM commands report. Valid values: 1 to 8 characters of a command or mask Default: If you do not specify a value, no command filtering occurs. | SETSRM CMDFLTR(RECYCLE) |
CMPPCT | The value filters on compression degree of migrated data set, stated as a percentage of the original size. | SETSRM CMPPCT(30) |
CMPPCT2 | The value filters on compression degree of migrated data set, stated as a percentage of the original size. | SETSRM CMPPCT2(30) |
CMPPCTOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with CMPPCT keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CMPPCTOP(EQ) |
CMPPCTOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with CMPPCT2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CMPPCTOP2(EQ) |
COLCTDESC | The value specifies a description of the OCDS collection data set that contains data for CDS reports. Value: 1 to 50 bytes alphanumeric characters | SETSRM COLCTDESC(MY OCDS REPORT) |
COMPIND | The value indicates whether data sets should be displayed based on the compression indication. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM COMPIND(Y) |
CVOLSTR | The value specifies the HSM volume to which the data set backup or migration was made by HSM. Multiple entries can be made separated by a comma. Masking is also allowed. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. | SETSRM CVOLSTR(VOLA/,VOLD/,VOLQEF) |
CVOLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with CVOLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM CVOLSTROP(EQ) |
CVOLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with CVOLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DCLSTROP(NE) |
DASDSUL | The value indicates whether data sets should be displayed based on the standard user label. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM DASDSUL(Y) |
DATACLASS | The value is an eight-character data class name (as defined by SMS). You can use this keyword to filter data set reports. If you specify the keyword, the report displays only data sets that are in the specified data class. Default: If you do not specify a value, the report displays all data sets. Valid values: A valid eight-character data class name. | SETSRM DATACLASS(MYDATACL) or SETSRM DATACL(MYDATACL) or SETSRM DC(MYDATACL) |
DATE | The value is a date in either of the following formats: YYYYMMDD or YYYY/MM/DD Default: If you do not specify a value, the TIME command END DATE value is used. If that is not specified, the current date is assumed. Valid values: Must be a valid date. Usage: This date is used internally in all MainView SRM historical views to provide navigation when a specific time interval is selected. | SETSRM DATE(20021231) or SETSRM DATE(2002/12/31) |
DAYS | The value specifies the time period on which to report. The reporting start date determines the most recent reporting date. The DAYS keyword is used to determine how far back the report should encompass. Valid values: 1 – 9999 Usage: If specified, the value overrides the TIME command. If the DAYS keyword is not specified, the TIME command is used. If this value is not specified and the TIME command is not used, the default reporting DAYS will be 30. | Not applicable |
DAYSCR | The value specifies the number of days since the data set was created. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSCR(100) |
DAYSCR2 | The value specifies the number of days since the data set was created. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSCR2(200) |
DAYSCROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the DAYSCR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSCROP(GE) |
DAYSCROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the DAYSCR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSCROP2(LE) |
DAYSLR | The value specifies the days since the data set was read. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSLR(120) |
DAYSLR2 | The value specifies the days since the data set was read. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSLR2(120) |
DAYSLROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with DAYSLR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSLROP(LT) |
DAYSLROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with DAYSLR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSLROP2(LT) |
DAYSLW | The value specifies the days since the data set was written. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSLW(120) |
DAYSLW2 | The value specifies the days since the data set was written. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSLW2(120) |
DAYSLWOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DAYSLW keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSLWOP(GT) |
DAYSLWOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DAYSLW2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSLWOP2(GT) |
DAYSNREF | The value is a three-digit number of days-not-referenced. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets that have a larger days-not-referenced value than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Whole numbers, zero through 999. | SETSRM DAYSNREF(30) |
DAYSNREF2 | The value specifies the days since the data set was referenced. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM DAYSNREF2(120) |
DAYSNROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DAYSNREF keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSNROP(GT) |
DAYSNROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DAYSNREF2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DAYSNROP2(LT) |
DCLSTR | Value is an 8-character data class name (as defined by SMS). This keyword is used on data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets in the specified data class will be displayed. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Multiple entries can be made separated by a comma. Masking is also allowed. | SETSRM DCLSTR(DATC1/,DATACL2) |
DELTA | The value indicates to the Capacity Planning views whether or not to show a delta for each resource over the time period requested. If DELTA is set to Y the views show delta values. If is it set to N the views show the values in each snapshot within the time range being reported on. | SETSRM DELTA(Y) |
DEV | This required keyword specifies the four-position device number, which is used in the MDEVSP view. It determines the device number to display. Note: For MDEVSP either this DEV keyword or the VOL keyword is required. Default: None Valid values: Four-position device number. The device number does not have to exist; however, if it does not, MDEVSP will generate a error message. | SETSRM DEV(A30B) |
DIR | The value is a 5-digit box serial number followed by a 2-digit EMC director number, which when specified, causes views to display resources that are associated with the EMC director. This keyword is used by performance views in conjunction with GRPTYPE(DIR). | SETSRM DIR(00045) |
DIRBA | The value specifies the number of allocated PDS data set directory blocks. Valid values: 1 – 16777215 | SETSRM DIRBA(100) |
DIRBAOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DIRBA keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DIRBAOP(GE) |
DIRBAOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DIRBA2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DIRBAOP2(LE) |
DIRBA2 | The value specifies the number of allocated PDS data set directory blocks. Valid values: 1 – 16777215 | SETSRM DIRBA2(200) |
DIRBF | The value specifies the number of free PDS data set directory blocks. Valid values: 0 – 16777215 | SETSRM DIRBF(12) |
DIRBFOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DIRBF keyword. Valid values:
| SETYSRM DIRBFOP(GT) |
DIRBFOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DIRBF2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DIRBFOP2(LT) |
DIRBF2 | The value specifies the number of PDS data set directory blocks free. Valid values: 0 – 16777215 | SETSRM DIRBF(50) |
DSCHNGDIND | The value specifies whether data sets that were open for update is selected. Valid values are: Y or N Shortcut: DSCHG | SETSRM DSCHNGDIND (Y) |
DSN | Use this optional keyword to specifies a data set name or name mask for which to show activity. Valid values: Fully qualified data set name or data set name mask Default: / (All) Shortcut: DSNM, D, DS | |
DSNSTR | The value specifies a list of data set names or name masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Fully qualified data set name or data set name mask Default: / (All) | SETSRM DSNSTR( my.dsn,my.dsn2,my.dsn3/) |
DSNSTR2 | The value specifies a list of data set names or name masks separated by a comma. Valid values: Fully qualified data set name or data set name mask Default: / (All) | SETSRM DSNSTR2(my.dsn,my.dsn2,my.dsn3/) |
DSNSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DSNSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSNSTROP(LE) |
DSNSTROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the DSNSTR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSNSTROP2(LE) |
DSNTYPE | This keyword is used for data set report filtering. The value indicates the type of data sets to display. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM DSNTYPE(DB2) |
DSNTYSTR | The value specifies a list of DS Type values separated by a comma. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSNTYSTR(DB2,HFS) |
DSNTYSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DSNTYSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSNTYSTROP(EQ) |
DSORG | The value is a four-character data set organization. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with the specified data set organization will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: PO, PS, VS, DA, IS, and '--'. (that's two dashes '-'). | SETSRM DSORG(PO) |
DSORGSTR | The value specifies a list of DSORG values separated by a comma. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSORGSTR(PO,PS) |
DSORGSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with DSORGSTR keyword. | SETSRM DSORGSTROP(NE) |
DSTYPE | The value indicates the type of data sets to display, as listed below. This is used in the HSM-related views, and in SuperLocate. Certain values only apply to SuperLocate and are not valid in HSM views. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values:
| SETSRM DSTYPE(N) |
EXPDT | The value specifies the expiration date for a data set. Format is Julian date yyyyddd | SETSRM EXPDT(2009231) SETSRM EXPDT(98000) |
EXPDT2 | The value specifies the expiration date for a data set. Format is Julian date yyyyddd | SETSRM EXPDT2(2009231) or SETSRM EXPDT2(98000) |
EXPDTG | The value specifies the expiration date for a data set. Format is Gregorian date yyyymmdd | SETSRM EXPDT(20090227) or SETSRM EXPDT(99999999) |
EXPDTG2 | The value specifies the expiration date for a data set. Format is Gregorian date yyyymmdd | SETSRM EXPDTG2(20090227) or SETSRM EXPDTG2(99999999) |
EXPDTGOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDTG keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTGOP(EQ) |
EXPDTGOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDTG2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTGOP2(EQ) |
EXPDTOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDT keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTOP(EQ) |
EXPDTOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDT keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTOP2(EQ) |
EXPDTYN | The value specifies the expiration type number used with EXPDTYPE keyword. Valid values: 0 – 99999 | SETSRM EXPDTYN(99000) |
EXPDTYNOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDTYN keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTYNOP(EQ) |
EXPDTYPE | The value specifies a list of the expiration date type to select. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTYPE(P,L) |
EXPDTYPEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXPDTYPE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXPDTYPE(EQ) |
EXTENTS | The value is a three-digit number of extents. This keyword used on data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with more extents than the value specified will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Values are whole numbers, 0-99. Shortcut: EXT | SETSRM EXT(5) SETSRM EXT(99) |
EXTENTS2 | The value specifies the number of extents in a data set. Valid values: 0-999 | SETSRM EXTENTS2(30) |
EXTENTSOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXTENTS keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXTENTSOP(GT) |
EXTENTSOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXTENTS2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM EXTENTSOP2(LT) |
EXTFMT | The value indicates whether data sets should be displayed based on the extended format indication. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM EXTFMT(Y) |
FREESIZE | When this optional keyword is specified, only data sets with free space that is equal to or greater than the value specified will be displayed. This value is the free space that existed at HWM allocation time. Default: None Valid values: 1 to 999999999999999K | Specifying 4151K would show data sets that have a size over 50 cylinders on a 3390 device. |
FREESIZE2 | The value specifies the amount of free space in a data set. Default: None Valid values: 1 to 99999K | SETSRM FREESIZE2(29000) |
FREESZOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with FREESIZE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM FREESZOP(EQ) |
FREESZOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with FREESZ2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM FREESZOP2(EQ) |
FREETRK | The value is a 1- to 5-byte free space size in tracks. | SETSRM FREETRK(123) |
FREETRK2 | The value is a 1- to 5-byte free space size in tracks. | SETSRM FREETRK2(123) |
FREETRKOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with FREETRK keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM FREETRKOP(GT) |
FREETRKOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with FREETRK2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM FREETRKOP2(GT) |
FROMDSN | Use this optional keyword to specify a data set name or mask at which to start. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is the first data set. Valid values: Fully qualified data set name or data set name mask | SETSRM FROMDSN( my.data.set.name.aaa) TODSN(my.data.set.xxx) |
FROMVOL | Use this optional keyword to specify a volume at which to start. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is the first volume. Valid values: Complete volume serial number or volume serial number mask | SETSRM FROMVOL(WRK000) TOVOL(*) or SETSRM FROMVVOL(AA*) TOVOL(BB*) |
FVOLSTR | The value is a volume serial or volume serial mask that is used in HSM views in connection with TOVOL that sets a range of volumes on which to report. Multiple entries can be made separated by a comma. Masking is also allowed. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. | SETSRM FVOLSTR(FVOL1/,FVOL2/) |
FVOLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with FVOLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM FVOLSTROP(GT) |
GROUP | The value is used in connection with the TYPE keyword to specify a pool, subpool, or storage group name. Value is one of the following names:
Notes:
The TYPE keyword indicates if the value specified here is a pool, a subpool, or a storage group name. If no TYPE value is specified, the GROUP value is assumed to be a storage group. When GROUP is specified it limits subsequent views to data associated with the group, pool, or subpool specified. Default: If you do not specify a value, all groups are assumed, unless the view requires a value. Shortcuts: G, GRP, STORGROUP, STOGROUP, STORGRP, STOGRP | SETSRM G(PRIMARY) or SETSRM GRP(MEDIUM) |
GRPSTR | The value specifies a list of group or pool names or group or pool masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full group or pool name or group or pool name mask | SETSRM GRPSTR( mygrp,myg /) |
GRPTYPE | The value used in historical performance (SGP) to pass data between views used to associate one resource to another. Possible values for GRPTYPE follow: Valid values:
Default: If the GRPTYPE keyword is not specified, all space and performance views show information on all resources for the interval defined by the TIME command or SETSRM DATE and TIME keywords. Usage: used in the performance (SGP) and space (SGD) views. | SETSRM GRPTYPE(VOL) VOL(BAB200) or SETSRM GRPTYPE(PHY) PHY(01047-09-C0) |
HLQ | This keyword specifies the data set high-level qualifier. Default: If you do not specify a value, all HLQs are included in the report, unless the view requires a value. This keyword can be used to invoke the WBHLQ view. Valid values: Any valid 1 to 8 position data set name high level qualifier. The HLQ does not have to exist as the HLQ of a data set. Masking characters are not allowed | SETSRM HLQ(PAYROLL) or SETSRM HLQ(TEST) |
HOSTID | This optional keyword displays data sets that were processed by the host that is indicated. Default: None Valid values: two-character DFSMShsm host ID. | Not applicable |
HSMAGE | The value specifies the number of days since the HSM backup or migration of the data set was made. This value is calculated by subtracting the backup or migration date from the current date. The time of the migration is not included in the calculation. Valid values: 0 - 99999 | SETSRM HSMAGE(45) |
HSMAGE2 | The value specifies the number of days since the HSM backup or migration of the data set was made. This value is calculated by subtracting the backup or migration date from the current date. The time of the migration is not included in the calculation. Valid values: 0 - 99999 | SETSRM HSMAGE2(90) |
HSMAGEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMAGE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMAGEOP(GT) |
HSMAGEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMAGE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMAGEOP2(LT) |
HSMAAGE | The value specifies the number of calendar-adjusted days since the data set was migrated or backed up. Calendar-adjusted days are working days as defined in MainView SRM calendar member SMSCALS xx. If SMSCALS xx is not used or function HSMMCCNV is not active, these days are not adjusted and this keyword value is equal to the HSMAGE keyword value. Valid values: 0 - 99999 | SETSRM HSMAAGE(95) |
HSMAAGE2 | The value specifies the number of calendar-adjusted days since the data set was migrated or backed up. Calendar-adjusted days are working days as defined in MainView SRM calendar member SMSCALS xx. If SMSCALS xx is not used or function HSMMCCNV is not active, these days are not adjusted and this keyword value is equal to the HSMAGE keyword value. Valid values: 0 - 99999 | SETSRM HSMAAGE2(295) |
HSMAAGEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMAAGE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMAAGEOP(GT) |
HSMAAGEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMAAGE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMAAGEOP2(LT) |
HSMDAYS | This keyword specifies the number of HSM days that the view should include. The HSMDAYS value overrides the MainView TIME command. If HSMDAYS is specified, the HSM cycle begins when HSM Auto Backup runs. This keyword is the same as the DAYS SETSRM keyword. Default: 1 day Valid values: 1 to 999 days | SETSRM HSMDAYS(1) |
HSMSIZE | The value specifies the data set size, in kilobytes, of the HSM backup or migration volume. Valid Values: 0 – 2147483647 | SETSRM HSMSIZE(38374) |
HSMSIZE2 | The value specifies the data set size, in kilobytes, of the HSM backup or migration volume. Valid values: 0 – 2147483647 | SETSRM HSMSIZE2(438374) |
HSMSIZEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMSIZE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMSIZEOP(GT) |
HSMSIZEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with HSMSIZE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM HSMSIZEOP2(LT) |
HWMSIZE | When this optional keyword is specified, only data sets with equal to or greater than the HWM allocation size space than the value specified will be displayed. The HWM allocation size is the size of the data set before unused space was released by RLSE. Default: None Value: 1 to 99999 | Specifying 41501 would show data sets that have a size over 50 cylinders on a 3390 device. |
INTERVAL | The value indicates an interval of time in number of seconds, which is used in the real-time volume performance views. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is 5 minutes. Valid values: Whole number up to four digits indicating the number of seconds. Value of 30 is the minimum. Values lower than 30 seconds use a default value of 30. Value of 1800 is the maximum value (30 minutes). Values above 1800 use a default value of 1800. | SETSRM INTERVAL(0030) or SETSRM INTERVAL(120) |
LCU | The value is a logical control unit ID, which is used by some performance views in conjunction with the GRPTYPE keyword. See LCU value of the GRPTYPE keyword for where this is used. When used in conjunction with GRPTYPE(LCU), this keyword causes certain performance views to display resources associated with the specified LCU. Valid values: valid LCU IDs | Not applicable |
LIBMGR | Use this keyword to specify the one-byte tape library manager. It is optional unless the view requires it. Default: If you do not specify a value, all library managers are included. Valid values:
Shortcut: LM | SETSRM LM(I) or SETSRM LIBMGR(S) |
LIBRARY | Use this optional keyword to specify a library name or name mask for which you want to show activity. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is / (All). Valid values: Fully qualified LIBRARY or LIBRARY mask | SETSRM LIBRARY(C3PO) |
LIBTYPE | Use this keyword to specify a one-byte library ID. It identifies the tape as being from a manual tape library, a virtual tape system or an automated tape library. It is optional unless the view requires it. Default: If you do not specify a value, all library IDs are included. Valid values:
Shortcut: LT | SETSRM LIBTYPE(V) or SETSRM LT(A) |
LREADTE | The value specifies the last read date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LREADTE(20100711) |
LREADTE2 | The value specifies the last read date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LREADTE2(20100711) |
LREADTEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LREADTE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LREADTEOP(EQ) |
LREADTEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LREADTE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LREADTEOP2(EQ) |
LREF | The value specifies the last reference date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LREF(20100711) |
LREF2 | The value specifies the last reference date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LREF2(20100711) |
LREFOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LREF keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LREFOP(LT) |
LREFOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LREF2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LREFOP2(LT) |
LWDATE | The value specifies the last write date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LWDATE(20100711) |
LWDATE2 | The value specifies the last write date of the data set. Format: yyyymmdd | SETSRM LWDATE2(20100711) |
LWDATEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LWDATE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LWDATEOP(EQ) |
LWDATEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with LWDATE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM LWDATEOP2(EQ) |
MAXVOLS | Use this optional keyword to specify the maximum number of volumes or data set names to display in the view. If this value is too large, you may run short on MainView SRM system storage that is used to create the view. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is 1,000. Shortcut: MXV | SETSRM MAXVOLS(500) or SETSRM MXV(250) |
MCLSTR | The value specifies a list of SMS Management class names or SMS Management class name masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full management class name or management class name mask | SETSRM MCLSTR(mgmtcla,mgmtclb,mymgc /) |
MCLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with MCLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM MCLSTROP(EQ) |
MCMMPRIDY | Sets the Management Class Model Primary Days value for the MCMODELV view. Valid values: 001 – 365 | SETSRM MCMMPRIDY(020) |
MCMMLV1DY | Sets the Management Class Model Level 1 Days value for the MCMODELV view. Valid values: 001 – 365 | SETSRM MCMMLV1DY(050) |
MEMBER | The value is a 1- to 8-character member name that identifies an SVOS PARMLIB member that is used to obtain data for a view or supply filtering data for a view. | SETSRM MEMBER(SMFE14 xx ) |
METRIC | The value indicates the METRIC to use on views that allow modifiable metrics. The value overrides the default metric that is specified on the SMMSYS xx METRIC keyword. Views that allow modifiable metrics will show METRIC in the header section. Default: SMMSYS METRIC keyword value Valid values: BYTS, CYLS, TRKS | SETSRM METRIC(CYLS) |
MGMTCLASS | The value is an eight-character management class name (as defined by SMS). This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets in the specified management class will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Valid management class names; the management class does not have to exist. Shortcut: MC | SETSRM MC(CLASS1) |
MIGDS | The value indicates whether migrated data sets should be included in the display or not. This is used in the HSM related views. Default: If not specified all data sets are displayed. Valid values:
| SETSRM MIGDS(YES) or SETSRM MIGDS(ONLY) |
MIGLEVEL | The value indicates whether data sets across all migration levels, only data sets at migration level 1, or only data sets at migration level 2 are displayed. This is used in the HSM related views. Default: If not specified all data sets will be displayed. Valid values:
| SETSRM MIGLEVEL(A) or SETSRM MIGLEVEL(2) |
MODE | The value is an eight-position literal of either REALTIME or HISTORY. This keyword is used in data set analysis reporting and determines whether the data set reporting initiates a VTOC Scan collection to populate the view, or is from a VTOC Scan collection data set already collected. If REALTIME is specified, subsequent views will initiate a VTOC scan collection and wait for it to complete prior to displaying data. If HISTORY is specified, or taken as a default, the TKN keyword is used to determine the VTOC Scan collection data set to use in the reporting. Default: HISTORY Valid values: either REALTIME or HISTORY | SETSRM MODE(REALTIME) SETSRM MODE(HISTORY) SETSRM MODE() |
MSGID | This optional keyword displays the ARC message number. Default: None Valid values: eight-character ARC message number that can include mask values | Not applicable |
MTSDSP | The value specifies the DFHSM Small Data Set Packing (SDSP) indicator that is used for reporting views. Valid values:
| SETSRM MTSDSP(Y) |
MULTIVOL | The value specifies whether a tape data set with a volume sequence number of 2 or more is selected. Valid values:
| SETSRM MULTIVOL(Y) |
ORGSIZE | The value specifies the original size, in kilobytes, of the data set that was migrated or backed up by HSM. Valid values: 0 – 2147483647 | SETSRM ORGSIZE(39883) |
ORGSIZE2 | The value specifies the original size, in kilobytes, of the data set that was migrated or backed up by HSM. Valid values: 0 – 2147483647 | SETSRM ORGSIZE2(5439883) |
ORGSIZEOP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with ORGSIZE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ORGSIZEOP(GT) |
ORGSIZEOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with ORGSIZE2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM ORGSIZEOP2(LT) |
PCTFREE | When this optional keyword is specified, only data sets with a free-space percentage that is equal to or greater than the value specified will be displayed. This value is the percentage of free space at HWM allocation time before free space was released by the RLSE command). Default: None Valid values: 1 to100 | Not applicable |
PCTFREELA | When this optional keyword is specified, only data sets with a free-space percentage in the primary allocation or last secondary extent that is equal to or greater than the value specified will be displayed. This value is the free space percentage in the primary allocation. If the data set did go into secondaries, this is the free space percentage in the last secondary extent. Default: None Valid values: 1 to 100 | Not applicable |
PCTUSED | The value is a three-digit allocation percent used. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with a percent used value less than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Whole numbers, zero through 100. | SETSRM PCTUSED(80) or SETSRM PCTUSED(100) |
PCTUSED2 | The value specifies the percentage utilization of a data set. Valid values: 0 –100 | SETSRM PCTUSED2(40) |
PCTUSEDOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with PCTUSED keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM PCTUSEDOP(GT) |
PCTUSEDOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with EXTENTS2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM PCTUSEDOP2(GT) |
PERCENT | Specifies the percentage band used for the view. It is optional unless the view requires it. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data is used. Valid values:
Shortcut: PCT | SETSRM PERCENT(21-30) or SETSRM PCT(91-100) |
PHY | Value is a physical disk ID, which causes views to display resources associated with the physical disk when specified. This keyword is used by numerous displays of configuration, performance, and space information. The PHY keyword causes certain performance views to display resources associated with the physical disk when used in conjunction with GRPTYPE(PHY). See GRPTYP value of PHY. Default: If you do not specify a value, resources for all physical disks are displayed. Valid values: Valid physical disk IDs. | SETSRM PHY(01047-01-C0) or SETSRM PHY(02343-00100) |
RC | The value is a two-digit return code value. This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets with a collection return code greater than the value entered will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: Whole numbers, 0 through 99 | SETSRM RC(0) |
RC2 | The value specifies the data set collection return code for VTOC Scan. Valid values: 0 – 99 | SETSRM RC2(8) |
RCFMSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with RECFMSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM RECFMSTROP(EQ) |
RCOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with RC keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM RCOP(LT) |
RCOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with RC2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM RCOP2(LT) |
RECFM | This keyword is used for data set report filtering. The value indicates the type of data sets to display. Valid values:
| SETSRM RECFM(KSDS) |
RECFMSTR | The value specifies a list of Record Format values separated by a comma. Valid values:
| SETSRM RECFMSTR(F,FB,V,VBS) |
RECID | This optional keyword specifies the scratch or search function to be executed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all functions are included. Valid values:
| SETSRM RECID(TCAT) |
RESTYPE | The value indicates the type of resource to report on in data set analysis views. The value affects the subsequent data set analysis views until it is reset. These views show data set statistics that encompass all data sets accessible from the system where the PAS/SVOS Started Task resides. Default: The keyword is optional within system wide data set reporting and if not specified data set summaries for all resources is displayed. Valid values:
| SETSRM RESTYPE(G) or SETSRM RESTYPE(H) |
RETNCPY | This value specifies whether or not retained backup versions should be selected. Valid values are: Y | YES | N | NO | O | ONLY | SETSRM RETNCPY(Y) |
RVASF | The value is a 1- to 8-character frame name for RVA devices. | Not applicable |
SCLSTR | The value specifies a list of SMS Storage class names or SMS Storage class name masks separated by a comma This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full storage class name or storage class name mask | SETSRM SCLSTR(stgcla,stclb,mystc /) |
SCLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with SCLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM SCLSTROP(EQ) |
SCRATCH | This optional keyword specifies whether volumes that are marked as scratch are to be included in the report. Default: If you do not specify a value, scratch volumes are not included in the view. Valid values:
Shortcut: SCR | SETSRM SCRATCH(N) or SETSRM SCR(Y) |
SECALLOCS | When this optional keyword is specified, only data sets with secondary allocations in the last allocation of the data set that are equal to or greater than the value specified will be displayed. Default: None Valid values: 1 to 100 Note: Enter 0 to return only data sets that did not go into secondary allocations. | Not applicable |
SMSIND | This keyword specifies whether to include SMS data sets only or to include non-SMS data sets only. Default: None Valid values:
| SETSRM SMSIND(YES) or SETSRM SMSIND(NO) |
STACKTAPE | The value specifies whether a tape data set with a file sequence number of 2 or more is selected. Valid values:
| SETSRM STACKTAPE(Y) |
STGCLASS | The value is an eight-character storage class name (as defined by SMS). This keyword is used for data set report filtering. When specified, only data sets in the specified storage class will be displayed. Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. Valid values: valid storage class names; the storage class does not have to exist. Shortcut: SC | SETSRM SC(STGCL1) |
SUBSYS | The value is a four-byte alpha-numeric subsystem ID. Mask values are not supported. Default: If you do not specify a value, all subsystems are assumed, unless the view requires a value. Values must follow subsystem ID naming conventions as documented by IBM. The subsystem does not have to exist. Shortcuts: SS, SSID | SETSRM SS(0A00) SETSRM SSID(0102) |
SYSID | The value is a four-byte system ID, which is used in the HSM views. SYSID limits data displayed to the system specified. Default: If you do not specify a value, data from all systems is displayed. Valid values: Must follow system naming conventions. The SYSID does not have to exist Shortcut: SYS | SETSRM SYSID(SJSG) SETSRM SYS(SYSI) |
TAPELSTR | The value specifies a list of the tape data set location as determined by the tape management software or name masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full location name or location name mask. Default: / (All) | SETSRM TAPELSTR( loc1,loc2,mylocl/) |
TAPELSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with TAPELSTR keyword Valid values:
| SETSRM TAPELSTROP(EQ) |
TAPESCANID | This required keyword specifies the date and time stamp of the TAPESCAN to be used. Use the following format: .Dyymmdd.Thhmmss (note the leading period) Default: None; if you do not specify a date and time stamp, the view request fails. Shortcut: TS | SETSRM TAPESCANID(.D020919.T151833) SETSRM TS(.D020826.T051618) |
TIME | The value is a time of day in either of the following formats: hhmm or hh:mm Default: If you do not specify a value, the TIME command END TIME of day value is used. If that is not specified, the current time is the default. Valid values: Must be a valid time. Usage: This is used in the historical space and performance components to provide navigation when a specific time interval is selected. | SETSRM TIME(2359) SETSRM TIME(00:00) |
TKN | The token value is either a two-position SMVSCF suffix value, a four-position VTOC Scan collection data set token number as appears on WBVTOC, or a complete data set name. This value is used to determine the VTOC Scan data set to use in satisfying data set view requests. Default: If TKN is not specified, the master VTOC Scan file is used. Valid values:
Note: If the data set name is too long to fit on the COMMAND line, use either the four-character token value or the SETSRM VIEW to enter the data set name. | SETSRM TKN(00) SETSRM TKN(0002) SETSRM TKN(MVSRM71.VCAN.D053102.T110000) |
TMS | This optional keyword specifies the tape management system to be used for the view. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, processing includes all tape management systems that MainView SRM supports. Note: If a tape scan was performed with only a value of 'T,' then only Control-T data is available to all views that use that tape scan database. | SETSRM TMS(T) |
TODSN | Use this optional keyword to specify a data set name or mask at which to end. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is the last data set. Valid values: Fully qualified data set name or data set name mask | SETSRM FROMDSN( my.data.set.name.aaa ) TODSN( my.data.set.xxx ) |
TOTVER | The value identifies the total number of HSM backup versions for the cataloged data set. | SETSRM TOTVER(4) |
TOTVER2 | The value identifies the total number of HSM backup versions for the cataloged data set. | SETSRM TOTVER2(8) |
TOTVEROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with TOTVER keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM TOTVEROP(GT) |
TOTVEROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with TOTVER2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM TOTVEROP2(LT) |
TOVOL | Use this keyword to specify a volume serial or volume serial mask value. Standard MainView SRM masking characters apply. Use it in connection with FROMVOL to set a range of volumes on which to report. Default: All volumes Valid values: Must follow volume naming conventions; Volume does not have to exist. | SETSRM FROMVOL(WRK000) TOVOL(*) SETSRM FROMVOL(AA*) TOVOL(BB*) |
TPEVT | Use this optional keyword to specify a three byte-volume type. Valid values:
| SETSRM TPEVT(VTV) |
TREND | Specifies resource trending options. The TREND keyword indicates whether trending reporting is on or off, and whether trending should be done at the snapshot level. Valid in performance and space views. TRENDING ON causes the historical views to display information on a single resource over multiple collection intervals. The TIME command is used to determine the start and stop date/times of the interval. The single resource is indicated by another SETSRM keyword. For example, view PRVOL is invoked with trending ON. The VOLUME keyword of SETSRM then indicates the volume to trend. The TIME command indicates the time interval to cover. The resulting display contains one entry for each collection interval the volume was a part of. The display starts with the TIME command END DATE/TIME and proceeds backwards through time for the TIME command INTERVAL value. TREND values of YES, ON, and SNAPSHOT indicate to display one line of data for each collection interval during the time span indicated by the TIME command. TRENDING OFF displays data for all volumes for the time indicated by either the TIME command or the DATE/TIME SETSRM keywords. Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is OFF. Valid values: YES, Y, ON, SNAPSHOT, NO, N, OFF Shortcut: TR | SETSRM TREND(YES) SETSRM TR(SNAPSHOT) |
TRKSA | The value is a 10-digit allocation size in tracks.You can use this keyword to filter data set reports. If you specify the keyword, the report displays only data sets that are in the specified track allocation size. Default: If you do not specify a value, the report displays all data sets. Valid values: Whole numbers from 0–2147483647 | SETSRM TRKSA (500) |
TRKSA2 | The value specifies the allocation size in tracks. Use this value with TRKSA, TRKSAOP, and TRKSAOP2 to specify a range of track allocations. Valid values: 0–2147483647 | SETSRM TKRSAOP(GT) TRKSA(10) TRKSAOP2(LT) TRKSA2(50) |
TRKSAOP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the TRKSA keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM TRKSAOP(GT) |
TRKSAOP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with the TRKSA2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM TRKSAOP2(LT) |
TXXFILL | Use this keyword to set selection flags, using each byte for a different selection, as follows:
Defaults:
| SETSRM T XX FILL(YDV) – produce a detail report on a single entry based on the volume and use SMF data SETSRM TXXFILL(NNL) – produce a report for all library records (use T01 records) |
TYPE | Specifies whether the GROUP keyword value is a pool, subpool, or storage group name Possible values are: POOL, P, SUBPOOL, SP, STOGROUP, STORGRP, SG Default: If you do not specify a value, the default is storage group. Shortcut: T | SETSRM T(P) GROUP(WORKPOOL) SETSRM TYPE(POOL) GROUP(APPLPOOL) |
TYPEOP | This keyword specifies the comparison operator used with TYPE keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM TYPEOP(NE) |
UCAT | This keyword is used for catalog statistics reporting. The keyword is used to obtain catalog information for uncataloged data sets. Valid values: alphanumeric up to 44-bytes Default: If you do not specify a value, the master catalog is used to determine the catalog containing the data set's information. | SETSRM UCAT(catname) |
VOLMEDIA | Use this optional keyword to specifies a volume media. See also LIBTYPE. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all volume media are used. Shortcut: VM | SETSRM VOLMEDIA(A) SETSRM VM(V) |
VOLSEQZERO | The value specifies whether to include volume sequence zero records when processing the data to display in the view. Valid values:
| SETSRM VOLSEQZERO(Y) |
VOLSTR | The value specifies a list of volumes or volume masks separated by a comma. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. Valid values: Full volume name or volume serial number mask. | SETSRM VOLSTR( myvol1,myvol /) |
VOLSTR2 | The value specifies a list of volumes or volume masks separated by a comma. Valid values: Full volume name or volume serial number mask. | SETSRM VOLSTR2(myvol1,myvol/) |
VOLSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with VOLSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM VOLSTROP(GT) |
VOLSTROP2 | The value specifies the comparison operator that is used with VOLSTR2 keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM VOLSTROP2(GT) |
VOLTYPE | The value indicates the type of volume for reporting purposes. The volume type is used in the HSM-related views. Default: If you do not specify a value, all volume types are displayed. Valid values:
| SETSRM VOLTYPE(M) |
VOLUME | Use this optional keyword to specify a volume at which to start. Valid values: volume serial number that follows volume naming conventions Default: If you do not specify a value, all volumes are included. Shortcut: VOL, VOLSER, V | SETSRM VOL(WORK01) SETSRM V(HSM002) |
VSCANTYPE | The value indicates whether a full or partial scan should be run to collect data for display. A partial scan can take less execution time, but it does not collect all metrics. Metrics that are not collected by a partial scan are displayed using statistics from the last available full scan. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, a partial scan will run. | SETSRM VSCANTYPE(FULL) |
VTSLIB | The value specifies whether a tape data set in a Virtual Tape Library is selected. Valid values:
| SETSRM VTSLIB(Y) |
VTSNMSTR | The value filters on the name of a Virtual Tape Library. Multiple entries can be made, separated by a comma. Masking is also allowed. This keyword accepts variable names coded in the SMVARSxx member. | SETSRM VTSNMSTR(LIBRY1,LBRY2) |
VTSNMSTROP | The value specifies the comparison operator; use this with VTSNMSTR keyword. Valid values:
| SETSRM VTSNMSTR(EQ) |
XTNDADDR | The value indicates whether data sets should be displayed based on the extended addressability indication. Valid values:
Default: If you do not specify a value, all data sets are displayed. | SETSRM XTNDADDR(Y) |