Lizette Koehler wrote: >I am looking for a simple process that will give me > Date UCB #count Logrec Entry >2013-05-21 1A23 226 OBR (LONG)
>Information. Is there something that will do this? I just need tallies. >Maybe time if I want to graph it over a 24 hour period. Hmmm. I tried out EREP with SHORT=Y for TYPE=O, no luck. Perhaps you can try out TYPE=O, with EVENT=Y on 24 hours intervals. I see summaries, but that is per CPU. You can extract the report easily because everything is neatly tabular. >I can run EREP to get logrec output but then would need to massage the data to >create the desired report. >I have MXG/SAS, REXX, CA Vantage. SAS and REXX can parse out EVENT report easily if you strip out headers of course first. >If I build, would assembler be the best (performance/ease of maintenance) or >REXX. I could also do cobol but a bit rusty. REXX is easy. Half a midday work if pressed by management :-D COBOL is Ok, you will just get tired of several MOVE statements... ;-) Assembler is nice exercise. That will take me a few days or a week, but I'm too busy... ;-) Use SUBSTR for each variable in a loop from output line 1 to last or use PARSE like this: PARSE VALUE LIST.J WITH HOUR MINUTE SEC HH .... etc. Then you do a count of CUA. Just use a STEM variable where you can add a new CUA if found and it is not already added. After that you can just list your STEM variable (list of array elements). Alternatively use OCCUR or COUNT in DFSORT/ICETOOL on CUA column. HTH! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
