"Scott Fagen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Jason To wrote:
> 
> >Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately write
> >to DASD? Currently, we have to wait for 15-30 mins before we can
> >access the SMF records. I knew that we can access SMF type 70-79
using
> >RMF JCL and produce reports from the bufferspace, however for CICS
and
> >DB2, we can't do that. We need this requirement to immediately access
> >the SMF records for problem determination.
> 
> If you 'switch' SMF over to using the System Logger for its recording
medium
> (z/OS 1.9), you can access the records almost immediately after they
are written
> into the logstream via the IFASMFDL program.
> 
> Scott Fagen

I am not sure if this fully solves the problem: AFAIK data is also
written to the logstream in blocks when a block is full, not with every
record. So there will still be a backlog of records in the buffer being
built to write, possibly the same amount as now remains behind after an
I SMF.

Kees.
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