Take a look at the type 30 records. CBT file 529 (among others) has a program which can print a report from the type 30 data.
On Fri, 9 May 2008 11:06:12 -0400, Jon Brock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >We have a mystery that needs to be solved, and I am having trouble >coming up with a report that would help me do it. Here are the >particulars along with a couple of questions: > >Our CPU usage had been trending upward -- as it generally does -- for >several weeks, when we finally started hitting the wall hard during >first shift. CICS transaction times were starting to elongate, batch >jobs were taking much, much longer to run than usual, etc. We went a >couple of weeks trying to mitigate things as much as possible, when >suddenly, for no reason that we could detect, system usage dropped one >day and we have been OK ever since. Naturally, upon inquiring we found >that no one had done anything. > >Right. > >Anyway, I am trying to create a report detailing CPU usage by job for >several of our heavy hitters during the days prior to the big drop. We >have both RMF and TMON, but I am having little luck with either of them. > > >For RMF, it appears that SMF type 79 records might contain what I need, >but those appear to only be cut when RMF II is turned on, and we do not >have RMF II activated on a regular basis. > >For TMON, it appears that JD (Job Delta, IIRC) records would have what >we need, but, again, they are not generated on a regular basis. > >Questions: > 1) Are there other SMF records that could tell me what I want to >know? > 2) Are there other TMON records that could tell me? > 3) For those of you running RMF, do you have RMF II sessions >running at all times? If so, does it consume a lot of overhead? > 4) For those of you running TMON, do you cut JD records as a >usual thing? If so, how much does it add to your TMON overhead? > > > >Thanks, >Jon > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
