7. PARAMETERS › 7.3 Unit-Level Parameters › 7.3.2 IDMS Processing Options (IDMOPS) › 7.3.2.3 EXCLn Statements

7.3.2.3 EXCLn Statements

Three parameter statements are available to supply exception
threshold data to the CA MICS exception processor.  If your
data center does not process exceptions, do not code any
exception statements.

For example, an exception is created if the Average Response
Time exceeds a user-defined limit.  The limit is provided in
a EXCLn statement, where n is an integer from one to three.
The format of the statements is as follows:

o   EXCL1 Skpt Dbcls Acstg Adsol

    where Skpt is the Storage Kept threshold, Dbcls is the
    Database Calls threshold, Acstg is the Active Storage
    threshold, and Adsol is the ADS/O Levels threshold.
    These should all be based upon an expected average value
    per transaction basis.

o   EXCL2 Avsys Avusr

    where Avsys is the Average System CPU Time and Avusr is
    the Average User CPU Time.

o   EXCL3 Mxtrt Mxsrt Mxmrt Mxlrt Mxcrt Mxert Mxurt

    where Mxtrt is the Maximum Total Response Time threshold,
    Mxsrt is the Maximum Short Response Time threshold, Mxmrt
    is the Maximum Medium Response Time threshold, Mxlrt is
    the Maximum Long Response Time threshold, Mxcrt is the
    Maximum Conversational Response Time threshold, Mxert is
    the Maximum Excessive Response Time threshold, and Mxurt
    is the Maximum User Response Time threshold.