The following is the REPORT parameter syntax for designating the MANAGEMENT RANKING report.
Up to twenty requests for Management Ranking reports can be specified in a single run of CA IDMS Journal Analyzer.
Note: The following syntax contains all the keywords which are used for designating this report. However, only the keywords not previously defined will be described in detail.
REPORT = RANK [ ,RANK# = number of items ]
┌ /ONL\ ┐
│ ,RANKPROG = <BTC> │
└ \SYS/ ┘
/ ,RANKWHAT = item \
\ ,RANKITEM = nn /
/ \
│ LOW │
│ HIGH │
│ LT: value │
,RANKHOW = < LE: value >
│ GT: value │
│ GE: value │
\ /
┌ / MEAN \ ┐
│ ,RANKVALU = < MEDIAN > │
└ \ ABSOLUTE / ┘
[,START = start date/time ]
[ ,STOP = stop date/time ]
[ ,INTVL = length ]
where:
REPORT = RANK
indicates that a MANAGEMENT RANKING report is to be printed.
, RANK# = number of items
indicates the number of items to be ranked. The maximum number is 50. The default value is 20.
/ONL \
,RANKPROG = <BTC >
\SYS /
indicates the type of program to be used in the ranking.
ONL - indicates that only ONLINE programs are to be ranked.
BTC - indicates that only BATCH programs are to be ranked.
SYS - indicates that ONLINE and BATCH programs are to be ranked. This option is the default value.
, RANKWHAT = item
specifies the attribute to be ranked in the report. This keyword is mutually exclusive from the RANKITEM keyword. There is no default value.
, RANKITEM = nn
specifies a numeric identifier (1 to 13) for the attribute to be ranked. This keyword is mutually exclusive from the RANKWHAT keyword. There is no default value.
The following example shows Management Ranking Report Attributes:
RANKWHAT RANKITEM ATTRIBUTE
#RU 1 #RUN UNITS (#BGIN)
#SUCCESS 2 #SUCCESSFUL (#ENDJ)
#ABORT 3 #ABORTED (#ABRT)
%ABORT 4 %ABORTED (#ABRT/#BGIN)
DURATION 5 DURATION
REC-UPD 6 RECORDS UPDATED
PG-READ 7 PAGES READ
PG-WRITTEN 8 PAGES WRITTEN
PG-10 9 PAGES WRITTEN + PAGES READ (TOTAL I/O'S)
LOCK-REQ 10 LOCKS REQUESTED
PG-RATIO 11 PAGES REQUESTED/PAGES READ
CALC-RATIO 12 CALC RECORDS OVERFLOW/
RECORDS ON HOME PAGE
VIA-RATIO 13 VIA RECORDS OVERFLOW/
RECORDS ON OWNER PAGE
/ LOW \
│ HIGH │
│ LT:value │
,RANKHOW = < LE:value >
│ GT:value │
\ GE:value /
specifies how the attribute is to be ranked.
LOW - the attribute will be ranked from its lowest value in an ascending order.
HIGH - the attribute will be ranked from its highest value in a descending order.
LT:value - the attribute will be ranked from a point less than the specified value in ascending order.
LE:value - the attribute will be ranked from a point less than or equal to the specified value in ascending order.
GT:value - the attribute will be ranked from a point greater than the specified value in ascending order.
GE:value - the attribute will be ranked from a point greater than or equal to the specified value in ascending order.
Note: If RANKITEM = 1, 2, 3, 4 or RANKVALU = MEAN or MEDIAN, then RANKHOW will default to HIGH if anything other than LOW is specified.
The specified values for LT, LE, GT, and GE must include two (2) decimal positions when ranking durations or ratios (e.g., duration of 5 seconds is 500; a ratio of 3.14 is 314).
Note: There is no default value for the RANKHOW operand.
/ MEAN \
,RANKVALU = < MEDIAN >
\ ABSOLUTE /
specifies the value type of the attribute to be ranked.
MEAN - indicates an average value for all executions of the ranked program.
MEDIAN - indicates a middle value for all executions of the ranked program.
ABSOLUTE - indicates a value from a single execution of the ranked program. This option is the default value.
Note: If RANKITEM = 1, 2, 3, or 4, then RANKVALU must be specified as ABSOLUTE.
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