Actually I throw away the seconds and hours and days and just keep the 
minutes. That way I see if there's something odd about the timing of 
record cutting - as I get 60 x axis values. Current customer data looks 
like this (chopping off all but the first 16 minutes):



PROD 
"MINUTE","SMF 30(2)","SMF 30(3)","SMF 70-79
00,    13573,        0,      240,        0,
01,       61,        1,        0,        0,
02,       37,        1,        0,        0,
03,       37,        0,        0,        0,
04,       21,        1,        0,        0,
05,       22,        1,        0,        0,
06,       30,        1,        0,        0,
07,       22,        1,        0,        0,
08,       14,        1,        0,        0,
09,       21,        1,        0,        0,
10,       20,        1,        0,        0,
11,       21,        1,        0,        0,
12,       11,        1,        0,        0,
13,       12,        1,        0,        0,
14,       15,        1,        0,        0,
15,    13588,        0,      240,        0,

(Apologies if this unformats itself.)

Cheers, Martin

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From:   Sri h Kolusu <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected]
Date:   20/04/2020 20:32
Subject:        [EXTERNAL] Re: Print/copy one record of each type/subtype
Sent by:        IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]>



> Somewhere in our (my team's not Sri Hari's) code base is a DFSORT job
that
> counts the number of each subtype by minute - for SMF 30 and 7X.

Martin,

You mean by the minute within each Hour/Day?


> Note: "Subtype" should be at a fixed offset/position in the SMF record
> header. I'd consider it "quasi-architected" in that some record types
play
> fast and loose with this. 30 and 7X DON'T.
>

Most of the SMF records have the subtype at position 23 except for record
type 84, The subtype for record type 84 is at position 24.

Thanks,
Kolusu
DFSORT Development


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