On Jan 28, 2008, at 1:14 PM, Gary Green wrote:
Instead of the usual, BTDT, allow m to just say, OMWT, "On My Way
There".
Last year I started writing "copybooks" of all SMF records so I can
include them in my various SMF/DFSort reports using symbol names
rather than the usual offsets, etc... I even use DFSort for daily
SMF processing including splitting off DB2, CICS, etc.. and it even
supports a 7-day SPIN file. Works great.
I have not received permission to drop the SMFUTIL process yet, but
that's coming.
Unless something came out within the past month or so, there are
still some, to me, shortcoming with the new capabilities of DFSort;
mainly in its symbol processing area.
Gary,
Congratulations that is an intensive (and probably boring job). Are
you using the assembler labels(in the corresponding macro's) for
names? Have you found any "neato" ways to get the COBOL Copybooks to
generate partial labels? (ie SMF04jobnme or close to?) The IBM
Assembler macros have a nice feature built-in way of putting labels
on fields. I think (from what I have read on here) that there is not
an easy way to do this. This might be a nice addition to the CBTTAPE
as well when you finish.
Ed
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