Donald,
I use a similar formula us = trunc(smf70wat/4096).
As long as one second = 1.000.000 of us the formula seems to be the very
same ! :D
Best regards.
Massimo Biancucci
2013/6/19 Donald Likens dlik...@infosecinc.com
We do not have SAS (Can you believe it). My real problem is not with
Do you have File-AID/MVS? It does come with a collection of SMF record layouts
coded in PL/I. Unfortunately, it has not been maintained for some time, but
the layouts are still valid. There is a separate manual for using the layouts.
It's called SMF Record Mapping Reference JES V4. You can
We do not have SAS (Can you believe it). My real problem is not with SMF70INT
but with SMF70WAT (and other fields). I am now converting both of these fields
to seconds for the equation.
The conversion of SMF70INT is easy but I am not sure about SMF70WAT. What I am
doing is as follows:
In 00cc01ce6879$27bc33a0$77349ae0$@mxg.com, on 06/13/2013
at 04:01 PM, Barry Merrill ba...@mxg.com said:
If you used a real language like SAS that knows those formats it's as
simple as INPUT SMF70INT RMFDUR4.;
Does raw SAS handle all time formats, or do you nee MXG?
Not that I can imagine
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Subject: Re: SMF70INT format
In 00cc01ce6879$27bc33a0$77349ae0$@mxg.com, on 06/13/2013
at 04:01 PM, Barry Merrill ba...@mxg.com said:
If you used a real language like SAS that knows those formats it's as
simple as INPUT SMF70INT RMFDUR4.;
Does raw SAS handle all time formats, or do
Help! I need to calculate the %busy for our MVS system using the SMF 70 record.
I found some calculation but each calculation I found involved the SMF70INT
variable and my calculations (a sample calculation is CPU Utilization =
Sum(SMF70INT - SMF70WAT) / (SM70CPN x SMF70INT) x 100%) are not
email, still works
Barry
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Help! I need to calculate the %busy for our MVS system
