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4.3.4.4.2 CHECKPT Command

---------------------------------  Checkpoint  --------------------------------
Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> CSR

Database:  C  (CICS) - CA MICS CICS DATABASE

ORGSYSID  Comp  Subsys      Lowest Timestamp        Highest Timestamp
  ----    ---   ----       -------------------     -------------------
  ONL1    CIC   ACTR       20JUL87 08:32:05.50     10OCT01 00:00:00.13
  ONL1    CIC   MRP        15DEC88 21:00:32.03     10OCT01 00:00:01.21
  ONL1    CIC   PRD1       25SEP88 00:00:15.67     10OCT01 00:02:21.91
  ONL1    CIC   PRD2       25SEP88 00:00:13.00     10OCT01 00:02:32.11
  ONL1    CIC   PROD       07MAY84 00:00:02.21     25SEP98 15:23:51.34
  ONL1    CIC   TEST       07MAY84 00:07:42.03     09OCT01 21:00:00.52
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Use the CHECKPT command to display the Database update time
range records for the CA MICS unit database checkpoint file.

Note:  The CHECKPT display does NOT reflect incremental
       update (INCRccc job) processing.

The rows of the Checkpoint panel describe each combination of
original SYSID identifier (ORGSYSID), product identifier, and
subsystem name in the Database and are listed in the same
order they appear in the checkpoint file.

See the CA MICS Checkpoint File section (4.3.7) of this guide
for more information on Checkpoint File contents and
processing.

The scrollable Checkpoint panel displays:

  o ORGSYSID          - Original system identifier.

  o Comp              - Product (or component) identifier.

  o Subsys            - Subsystem name for products such as
                        IMS and CICS where CA MICS product
                        identification in the checkpoint is
                        extended to include the application
                        subsystem (e.g., IMSID/CICSID/etc.).

  o Lowest Timestamp  - the date/time of the first (oldest)
                        data loaded into the Database for an
                        ORGSYSID, product, and subsystem
                        name.

  o Highest Timestamp - the date/time of the most recent
                        (newest) data loaded into the
                        Database for an ORGSYSID, product,
                        and subsystem name.

                        The CA MICS checkpoint date range
                        check will drop input data for an
                        ORGSYSID, product, and subsystem if
                        the data is older (or less) than
                        highest timestamp.

See the online tutorial for information on using CA MICS
commands (e.g., FIND, LOCATE, SHOW, SORT, etc.) with the
Checkpoint display.