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APPCRATE Statement

This optional statement lets you charge for APPC conversation and transaction utilization. The set code for the APPCRATE statement is optional. A blank in position 1 means the statement is used in all reports. The APPCRATE statement generates charges in four ways:

  1. Against the APPC Task (from SMF Type 30)
  2. Against the Outbound Conversation (from SMF Type 33-2)
  3. Against the Inbound Conversation (from SMF Type 33-2)
  4. Against the APPC Transaction (from SMF Type 33-1)

The APPC task records (type 30) use the same Basic Account and Output Data Element table entries as the job and step records.

The APPC conversation and task records (type 33) use the same Basic Account and Output Data Entry elements as defined for RJE records. APPC conversation and task records differ from RJE records in that the partition type field (BAT 299) contains an A and the storage indicator/APPC Type (BAT 266) contains a T.