Operation

In order to use this type 2 exit for a rate determination analysis, it is necessary to place the name of this exit, SJEX201, on an EXITS control statement. In addition, RATE, TSORATE, FORMRATE, and/or RJERATE control statements must be supplied depending on the type of account/history file being analyzed. Two additional DD statements are necessary to define the exit's input control file (SJEX201I) and output report file (SJEX201O).

Example:

//SJEX201I  DD   *
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 RECOVERY CONTROL CARDS
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 //SJEX201O  DD   SYSOUT=A
//* DCB INFORMATION DEFINED IS LRECL=133 RECFM=FBA
//*                            BLKSIZE=133

Recovery goal RECOVER statements must be supplied. Each statement must contain:

a CPU ID
a recovery goal keyword defining the corresponding RATE statement entry
the recovery goal amount

Optionally, a recovery goal CONTROL statement can be supplied limiting the number of CPU IDs analyzed or excluding a category. For example, no VM or TSO data. You accomplish this by setting those max CPU IDs to blanks or zeros.

If the rate determination exit is processed with a blank CPU ID in the rate and recover cards, the only report which is produced by the rate determination exit is a list of the recovery control cards. A CPU ID must be indicated to produce the rate determination analysis.