The tables in this section list fields that can be
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specified in utility INCLUDE/EXCLUDE statements to determine which records are processed when the utility runs
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For a complete explanation of INCLUDE/EXCLUDE statements, see the ControlM/Tape utilities chapter in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
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manually updated in the Media Database with the CTTMUP utility
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included in utility-generated reports
These tables specify field names according to record type. Each table contains data for every field.
Table 300 Field Names According to Record Type
|
Field |
Description and Valid Values |
|---|---|
|
External Name |
Field name as specified by the user. Either of two types of data can be specified. Valid values: Keyword value - Specific valid values. Shown in uppercase (for example, CYCLE, DATE, JCL). Non-trivial values are accompanied by a description in the Description column of the table. Value type - Shown in lowercase (for example, char, integer, date). The following table describes these value types. If relevant, the maximum length of the value is displayed in parentheses next to the value type. Note: Hexadecimal values must be prefixed with an X (for example, DVLRBA=X01234567 instead of DVLRBA=01234567) except in relation to VER and REP fields. |
|
Description |
Brief description of the field. This column also contains a description of any specific values specified in the Valid Values column. |
|
Internal Name |
Name used in the macro to reference the field. |
The following table briefly describes the value types that can be specified in the Valid Values column:
Table 301 Value Types in the Valid Values Column
|
Type |
Description |
|---|---|
|
hex |
Hexadecimal character format (valid characters: 0 through 9, A through F). Maximum length indicated in parentheses. |
|
date |
Valid formats are: yymmdd or yyyymmdd. The following keywords are also valid:
|
|
char |
Free character format. Maximum length indicated in parentheses. The specified character string can include masking characters. For more information about masking characters, see the online facilities chapter in the Control‑M/Tape User Guide. %NMONTH - Next month (30 days). |
|
time |
The valid format is hhmmss. |
|
julian date |
Valid formats are yyddd or yyyyddd. Special values (for example, 98000, 99000) are also supported. |
|
integer |
Numeric value. |
|
date/integer |
Either a date value or an integer value can be specified. Date values must be prefixed by D (for example, format Dyyyymmdd). Integer values must be prefixed by I (for example, I35). By default (that is, if no prefix is specified), the value is assumed to be a date. |
The foregoing values can be used in the following table types:
Dataset record table
The following table describes the fields of dataset records:
Table 302 Keywords Used With Dataset Type Records
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
ACCOUNT |
char (50) |
Job’s accounting information |
DDSACCT |
|
BLKSIZE |
integer |
Dataset’s block size |
DDSBLK |
|
BLOCKCT |
integer |
Block count |
DDSBLKC |
|
CRECC |
char (4) |
Condition code of creating step |
DDSCCC |
|
CRECPU |
char (4) |
CPU in which dataset was created |
DDSCCPU |
|
CREDDN |
char (8) |
Creating DD name |
DDSCDDN |
|
CREDT |
date |
Creation date |
DDSCDT |
|
CREJBN |
char (8) |
Creating job name |
DDSCJBN |
|
CREJOBID |
char (8) |
Creating job ID (format JOBxxxxx) |
DDSCJID |
|
CREPGM |
char (8) |
Creating program name |
DDSCPGM |
|
CRESTEP |
char (8) |
Creating step name |
DDSCSTP |
|
CRETM |
time |
Creation time |
DDSCTM |
|
CREUAD |
hex (4) |
Unit address on which the dataset was created |
DDSCUAD |
|
CREUSER |
char (8) |
User ID that created the dataset |
DDSCUSER |
|
DCHANGED |
date |
Last change date |
DDSMDT |
|
DCHANGET |
time |
Last change time |
DDSMTM |
|
DCHANGEU |
char (8) |
Last user ID that changed the entry |
DDSLUSER |
|
DDSRBA |
hex(8) |
Record’s RBA |
DDSRBA |
|
DSCSIZE |
integer |
Compressed size in kilobytes |
DDSCSIZE |
|
DSENDSZE |
integer |
Ending size in kilobytes on the volume |
DDSECSZE |
|
DSEXCP |
integer |
EXCP count since dataset was created |
DDSEXCP# |
|
DSEXPDT |
date/integer |
Dataset’s expiration date, number of cycles or number of days according to DSEXPTYP |
DDSEXPD1 |
|
DSEXPTYP |
CYCLE DATE EDM LACCS CATALOG PERM VLTRET SMS |
Dataset’s expiration type: Number of cycles Actual date EDM controlled Number of days since last accessed MVS Catalog Control Permanent dataset Controlled by vaulting Controlled by SMS Management Class |
DDSEXPT1 |
|
DSFLAGSa |
DISPMOD DYNDEF RECREATE MANUPDAT JCLRETPD DELRTM DSRSTRT |
Dataset flag byte: Dataset opened with DISP=MOD Dataset dynamically defined Dataset recreated Dataset manually updated (Online/Utility CTTMUP) RETPD specified in the JCL for the dataset Dataset marked to be deleted by CTTRTM Dataset processed under MVS RESTART |
DDSFLG1 |
|
DSFLAG2 (b) |
GRACECAT GRACECYC |
Additional status flag: Dataset retention was extended based on catalog grace period Dataset retention was extended based on cycle grace period |
DDSFLG2 |
|
DSLABEL |
integer |
Dataset label number |
DDSLBLNM |
|
DSNAME |
char (44) |
Dataset name |
DDSDSN |
|
DSPOS |
hex (4) |
Block ID of current dataset Header1 block |
DDSPOS |
|
DSSIZE |
integer |
Uncompressed size in kilobytes |
DDSUSIZE |
|
DSSTATb |
DACTIVE DINUSE DPENDSCR DSCRATCH DSTACKED DEDM DABEND DNSTK |
Dataset status: Active dataset In-use dataset Pending scratch dataset Scratched dataset Stacked dataset EDM controlled dataset Closed under abend dataset Unstackable dataset |
DDSSTAT |
|
DSTKGRP |
char(8) |
Dataset Stacking Group |
DDSSTKG |
|
DSUSECT |
integer |
Dataset usage count |
DDSUSED# |
|
DSVOLSER |
char (6) |
Dataset’s first volume |
DDSVOLSR |
|
DUSRDATA |
char (20) |
User data |
DDSUSER2 |
|
JCLEXPDT |
Julian date |
JCL EXPDT value |
DDSJEXPD |
|
LASTACCS |
C, R, W |
Last access type (create, read, write) |
DDSLACS |
|
LRECL |
integer |
Dataset logical record length |
DDSRECL |
|
READCPU |
char (4) |
CPU in which dataset was last read |
DDSRCPU |
|
READDDN |
char (8) |
Last read DD name |
DDSRDDN |
|
READDT |
date |
Last read date |
DDSRDT |
|
READJBN |
char (8) |
Name of the last job that read the dataset |
DDSRJBN |
|
READPGM |
char (8) |
Name of last program that read the dataset |
DDSRPGM |
|
READSTEP |
char (8) |
Name of the last step that read the dataset |
DDSRSTP |
|
READTM |
time |
Last read time |
DDSRTM |
|
READUAD |
hex (4) |
Unit address on which the dataset was last read |
DDSRUAD |
|
RECFM |
U, F, FB, FBA, FBM, FBS, V, VB, VS, VBA, VBM, VBS, D |
Dataset’s record format |
DDSRECFM |
|
RFORMAT |
Recording format of the data on the volume |
DDSRFMT |
|
|
BPI200 |
200 bits per inch |
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BPI556 |
556 bits per inch |
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|
BPI800 |
800 bits per inch |
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BPI1600 |
1600 bits per inch |
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|
BPI6250 |
1625 bits per inch |
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|
TRACK18 |
18 tracks |
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|
TRACK36 |
36 tracks |
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TRACK128 |
128 tracks |
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TRACK256 |
256 tracks |
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TRACK384 |
384 tracks |
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EFMT1 |
Enterprise Recording Format 1 |
||
|
RTNFROM |
DEFAULT JCL RULE SMS SMSDFLT SMSLIMIT SMSJCL CTTMUP CHKIN ONLUPD. |
Dataset Retention origin: From CTTPARM From JCL From Control‑M/Tape rules From SMS Management Class From SMS default From SMS limit From SMS JCL Updated by utility CTTMUP External Volume Check-In (TC Screen) Online facility |
DDSRTORG |
|
SMSMC |
char (8) |
SMS Management Class |
DDSSMCL |
|
TRTCH |
COMP, NOCOMP |
Indication of whether the data is compressed (for example, IDRC) |
DDSTRTCH |
|
VOLSNUM |
integer |
Number of volumes on which the dataset resides (multi-volume dataset) |
DDSVOLS# |
|
WRITECCC |
char (4) |
Condition code of the last step that wrote to the dataset |
DDSWCC |
|
WRITECPU |
char (4) |
CPU in which the dataset was last written |
DDSWCPU |
|
WRITEDDN |
char (8) |
Last write DD name |
DDSWDDN |
|
WRITEDT |
date |
Last write date |
DDSWDT |
|
WRITEJBN |
char (8) |
Name of the last job that wrote to the dataset |
DDSWJBN |
|
WRITEPGM |
char (8) |
Name of last program that wrote to the dataset |
DDSWPGM |
|
WRITESTP |
char (8) |
Name of the last step that wrote to the dataset |
DDSWSTP |
|
WRITETM |
time |
Last write time |
DDSWTM |
|
WRITEUAD |
hex (4) |
Unit address on which the dataset was last written |
DDSWUAD |
a This field can be used normally in INCLUDE/EXCLUDE statements of a report. It cannot, however, be used in a report’s FIELDS and SORTBY statements; use fields DSSTAT and DSTATX instead. For more information, see the CTTRPT utility in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
b This field has a special meaning when used in the FIELDS and SORTBY statements of a report. For more information, see the CTTRPT utility in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
Volume record table
The following table describes the fields of volume records:
Table 303 Keywords Used With Volume Type Records
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
ACTIVEDS |
integer |
Number of active datasets |
DVLACTD# |
|
BOXID |
char (6) |
Box ID |
DVLBOXID |
|
CHKINDT |
date |
Check-in date |
DVLFCDT |
|
CLNCOUNT |
integer |
Volume’s Clean Count |
DVLCLN# |
|
DVLRBA |
hex (8) |
RBA of the record |
DVLRBA |
|
EXPDSNUM |
integer |
Expiration dataset number |
DVLEXPDS |
|
EXPRTRN |
date |
Expected return date from out location |
DVLRTRN |
|
FIRSTVOL |
char (6) |
First volser for multi-volume chains |
DVLFIRST |
|
IOERPRM |
integer |
Read permanent errors count |
DVLRPER |
|
IOERPRMC |
integer |
Read permanent errors count since last clean |
DVLRPERC |
|
IOERTMP |
integer |
Read temporary errors count |
DVLRTER |
|
IOERTMPC |
integer |
Read temporary errors count since last clean |
DVLRTERC |
|
IOEWPRM |
integer |
Write permanent errors count |
DVLWPER |
|
IOEWPRMC |
integer |
Write permanent errors count since last clean |
DVLWPERC |
|
IOEWTMP |
integer |
Write temporary errors count |
DVLWTER |
|
IOEWTMPC |
integer |
Write temporary errors count since last clean |
DVLWTERC |
|
LACCDT |
date |
Date of last volume access |
DVLADT |
|
LACCJBN |
char (8) |
Name of last job that accessed the volume |
DVLJBN |
|
LACCTM |
time |
Time of last volume access |
DVLATM |
|
LBLNUM |
integer |
Last label number on the volume |
DVLLBLNM |
|
LBLTYP |
SL, NL, NSL, SUL, AL, AUL, BLP |
Label type |
DVLLTYP |
|
LCLNDT |
date |
Last clean date |
DVLCLN |
|
LDSCSIZE |
integer |
Compressed size in kilobytes of the last dataset on the volume |
DVLLDCSZ |
|
LDSPOS |
hex (4) |
Block ID of the last dataset starting on this tape |
DVLPOSLD |
|
LDSPOSLB |
integer |
Label number for LDSPOS (above) |
DVLPOSLB |
|
LIBRARY |
char (8) |
LIBRARY NAME (ATL LIBRARY) |
DVLLIBR |
|
LOCATION |
char (8) |
Current location of the volume |
DVLCODE |
|
LOCSEQ |
integer |
Vault sequence number |
DVLVTSQ |
|
MEDIA |
char (8) |
Volume’s media type |
DVLMEDIA |
|
MOVEDATE |
date |
Last move date |
DVLMVDT |
|
NEXTVOL |
char (6) |
Next volser for multi-volume chains |
DVLNEXT |
|
PHYSVLSR |
char(6) |
VTS physical volser |
DVLPHYVL |
|
PREVVOL |
char (6) |
Previous volser for multi-volume chains |
DVLPREV |
|
RECVLNUM |
integer |
Vault number (in pattern) from which the volume recalled |
DVLVLTI |
|
RETVLTDT |
date |
Return to vault date |
DVLVRTRN |
|
SCRDT |
date |
Last volume scratch date |
DVLSCRDT |
|
SLNAME |
char (6) |
Volume’s SL-NAME |
DVLSLNAME |
|
SLOTNUM |
integer |
Vault slot number |
DVLVSLOT |
|
SMSSG |
char (8) |
DFSMS Storage Group |
DVLSMSSG |
|
UNITGNAM |
char (8) |
Generic unit name |
DVLUGNAM |
|
USERDATA |
char (20) |
User data |
DVLUSER2 |
|
VAULT |
char (8) |
First vault name in vault vaulting pattern information |
DVLVLTNM |
|
VAULT2 |
char (8) |
Second vault name in vault vaulting pattern information |
— |
|
VAULT3 |
char (8) |
Third vault name in vault vaulting pattern information |
— |
|
VCHANGED |
date |
Last change date |
DVLMDT |
|
VCHANGET |
time |
Last change time |
DVLMTM |
|
VCHANGEU |
char (8) |
Last user ID that changed the entry |
DVLUSER |
|
VENDOR |
char (8) |
Name of vendor who manufactured the volume |
DVLVNDOR |
|
VFREE |
integer |
Available kilobytes on the volume |
DVLFREE |
|
VLT2EXPD |
date/integer |
Second vault expiration in the vaulting pattern |
— |
|
VLT3EXPD |
date/integer |
Third vault expiration in the vaulting pattern |
— |
|
VLTDSNUM |
integer |
Vaulting dataset number |
DVLVLTDS |
|
VLTENTDT |
date |
Entry date to the vault |
DVLVENDT |
|
VLTENTNM |
integer |
Number of vault entries for the volume |
DVLVLTT |
|
VLTEXPDT |
date/integer |
Vault expiration date, number of cycles or number of days in the first vaulting pattern |
DVLVXPD1 |
|
VLTEXTYP |
VCYC VDATE
VLACC
VCAT VPERM VEXP VOLEXP VDAYS |
Vault expiration type: Number of cycles Actual date (in yyyymmdd format) Number of days since last access MVS Catalog Control Permanent Until dataset expiration Until volume expiration Number of days in vault |
DVLVXPT1 |
|
VLTPREFL |
integer |
Vaulting dataset name prefix length |
DVLPRFLN |
|
VLTVEXP |
integer |
Vaulting pattern sequence number of the volume that holds the expiration type "VOL EXPIRE". |
DVLVEXP# |
|
VOLEDMID |
char (4) |
EDM-ID for EDM controlled volumes: HSM - DFSMShsm ADSM - ADSM HPDM - ExHPDM |
DVLEDMID |
|
VOLEXCP |
integer |
EXCP count since last scratched |
DVLEXCP# |
|
VOLEXPDT |
date |
Expiration date |
DVLEXPD |
|
VOLEXPTY |
DATE, PERM, UNKNOWN |
Expiration date type |
DVLEXPT |
|
VOLFLAGSa |
RETURNVL DYNDEF MANUPDAT
VLRSTRT
EXTDEL
MANVLT
SNGLVOL INATL |
Additional volume status flags: Volume returned from vault Volume dynamically defined Volume manually updated (Online/Utility CTTMUP) Volume processed under MVS RESTART Volume is deleted when expired Volume manually moved to vault Single volume (out of multi-volume group) in VAULT/RECALL Volume resides in an automated tape library |
DVLFLG1 |
|
VOLFLAG2a |
VLTBYBOX
EXPORT WORM |
Additional status flags: Volume can be vaulted by boxes Volume exported from VTS WORM volume |
DVLFLG2 |
|
VOLINDa |
PVLT PENDVLT RECALL HOLD NOSTACK
|
Additional volume status indications: Potential vault Pending vault Recalled back from a vault Hold before return to vault Stacked datasets not accepted |
DVLSTA2 |
|
VOLODESC |
char (20) |
Volume’s description |
DVLDESC |
|
VOLOWNER |
char (8) |
Volume’s owner |
DVLOWNR |
|
VOLSEQ |
integer |
Volume sequence number |
DVLVSEQ |
|
VOLSER |
char (6) |
Volume serial number |
DVLVOLSR |
|
VOLSTATb |
ACTIVE SCRATCH PENDSCR OUT
VAULTED EXTERNAL EDM DELETED |
Status of volume: Active Scratch Pending scratch Out of library (but not vaulted) Vaulted External volume EDM controlled volume Deleted volume |
DVLSTAT |
|
VOLTYPE |
PHYSICAL |
Volume types: Physical Logical |
DVLTYPE |
|
VOLUSECT |
integer |
Volume usage count from last scratch |
DVLUSED# |
|
VOLUSETC |
integer |
Volume usage count from date of entry to the library |
DVLUSET# |
|
VRFORMAT |
Tape recording format of the data on the volume |
DVLRFMT |
|
|
BPI200 |
200 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI556 |
556 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI800 |
800 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI1600 |
1600 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI6250 |
1625 bits per inch |
||
|
TRACK18 |
18 tracks |
||
|
TRACK36 |
36 tracks |
||
|
TRACK128 |
128 tracks |
||
|
TRACK256 |
256 tracks |
||
|
TRACK384 |
384 tracks |
||
|
EFMT1 |
Enterprise Recording Format 1 |
||
|
VSTKGRP |
char (8) |
Volume Stacking Group |
DVLSTKG |
|
VTRTCH |
COMP |
Indicates whether data is compressed (for example, IDRC) |
DVLTRTCH |
|
VUSED |
integer |
Kilobytes used on the volume |
DVLUSED |
|
WORMWWID |
hex (24) |
WORM World Wide ID |
DVLWWID |
|
WORMWMC |
integer |
WORM Write Mount Count |
DVLWMC |
a This field can be used normally in INCLUDE/EXCLUDE statements of a report. It cannot, however, be used in a report’s FIELDS and SORTBY statements; use fields DSSTAT and DSTATX instead. For more information, see the CTTRPT utility in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
b This field has a special meaning when used in the FIELDS and SORTBY statements of a report. For more information, see the CTTRPT utility in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
Stacking record tables
The following table describes stacking records:
Table 304 Keywords Used with Stacking Type Records
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
AVGSIZE |
integer |
Average dataset size in kilobytes (compressed) |
STKAVCSZ |
|
AVGSIZEU |
integer |
Average dataset size in kilobytes (uncompressed) |
STKAVUSZ |
|
DATEUPD |
date |
Last update date of the stacking record |
STKSTAMP |
|
RFORMAT |
Dataset recording format |
STKRFMT |
|
|
BPI200 |
200 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI556 |
556 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI800 |
800 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI1600 |
1600 bits per inch |
||
|
BPI6250 |
1625 bits per inch |
||
|
TRACK18 |
18 tracks |
||
|
TRACK36 |
36 tracks |
||
|
TRACK128 |
128 tracks |
||
|
TRACK256 |
256 tracks |
||
|
TRACK384 |
384 tracks |
||
|
EFMT1 |
Enterprise Recording Format 1 |
||
|
DSNAME |
char (44) |
Dataset name |
STKDSN |
|
JOBNAME |
char (8) |
Job name |
STKJBN |
|
LIFEOBS |
integer |
Total number of observations of the dataset (including observations not used to calculate dataset statistics) This field is relevant only for datasets with nonspecific retention (for example, CATALOG or LAST ACCESS) |
STKLSOBS |
|
LIFESPAN |
integer |
Average life span of the dataset in days This field is relevant only for datasets with non‑specific retention (for example, CATALOG or LAST ACCESS) |
STKLSPAN |
|
MAXSIZE |
integer |
Maximum dataset size in kilobytes (compressed) |
STKMAXCS |
|
MINSIZE |
integer |
Minimum dataset size in kilobytes (compressed) |
STKMINCS |
|
OBSERVE |
integer |
Number of observations of the dataset that were used to determine dataset statistics |
STKOBS |
|
PREDICTD |
integer |
Predicted dataset size in kilobytes (compressed) |
STKPREDC |
|
PREDICTU |
integer |
Predicted dataset size in kilobytes (uncompressed) |
STKPREDU |
|
STATUS |
STK NOSTK |
Indication whether the dataset can be stacked |
STKFLAG1 |
|
STDDEV |
integer |
Standard deviation (in kilobytes) of dataset size for all observations |
STKSTDEV |
|
TOTSIZQ |
integer |
Square of accumulated length of all dataset observations in kilobytes |
STKTOTSQ |
|
TIMEUPD |
time |
Last update time of the stacking record |
STKSTAMP+4 |
|
UNIT |
char (8) |
Generic unit name |
STKUNAM |
Trace record tables
The following table describes trace type records, and the table that follows it describes trace data records:
Table 305 Keywords Used With Trace Type Records
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
CPUID |
char (4) |
CPU-ID |
ARCCPUID |
|
DATE |
date |
Date |
ARCDATE |
|
DSVOLSER |
char(6) |
Volser of the data set (or the first volser of a multi-volume data set) |
DDSVOLSR |
|
DSLABEL |
integer |
Label number (data set sequence number on the tape) |
DDSLBLNM |
|
ENV |
DLD5 EDM MUP ONL ONLC RTM STK SVCT UTL VTM $RCV |
CTTDLD utility External Data Manager Manual update utility (CTTMUP) Online facility External Volume Check-In (TC Screen) Retention management utility (CTTRTM). Dynamic Stacking Facility Real-time environment Volume expiration utility Vault management utility (CTTVTM) Utility CTTRCV Recover Media Database using Trace file |
ARCIDENT |
|
FUNCTION |
ADD, DELETE, CHANGE |
Activity type |
ARCTYPE |
|
When they appear in output, ADD, DELETE, and CHANGE are represented by the following Trace file records:
|
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|
JOBID |
char (8) |
Job ID (format depends on JES definitions; either JOBn..n, where n..n is the job number containing 5 digits or Jn..n, where n..n is the job number containing 7 digits) |
ARCJOBID |
|
TIME |
time |
Time |
ARCTIME |
|
JOBNAME |
char (8) |
User ID/Job name |
ARCUSRID |
Table 306 Keywords Used With Trace Data
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
RECTYPE |
V, D |
MDB Record Type |
DVLRTYPE, DDSRTYPE |
|
VOLSER |
char (6) |
Volume serial number |
DVLVOLSR |
|
DSNAME |
char (44) |
Dataset name |
DDSDSN |
|
RBA |
hex (8) |
Record’s RBA |
DVLRBA, DDSRBA |
SMF record table
The following table describes SMF records processed by the CTTSCA utility:
Table 307 Keywords for Selecting SMF Records to be Processed by Utility CTTSCA
|
EXTERNAL NAME |
VALID VALUES |
DESCRIPTION |
INTERNAL NAME |
|---|---|---|---|
|
CPUID |
char (4) |
CPU ID |
SCACPUID |
|
JOBNAME |
char (8) |
Job name |
SCAJBNAM |
|
DSNAME |
char (44) |
Dataset name |
SCADSNAM |
|
DATE |
date |
Dataset creation date |
SCADATE |
|
TIME |
time |
Dataset creation time |
SCATIME |
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