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3.3.4.1 Report Options

SAS macro variables control the options for defining the TSO
Management Objective Reports.  To adjust the objectives for
management objective reports, use the macros contained in
either the sharedprefix or prefix MICS.SOURCE(#TSOMOBJ)
member.

Changes made to macros at the complex level affect all units.
To limit changes to a particular unit, add the macro to the
unit level member following the %INCLUDE SOURCE(#TSOMOBJ)
statement.  The complex level member, as distributed,
contains default objectives.

The macros provided with this product are in the form of SAS
macro language symbolic variable assignments.  The following
macros are available.

Hourly Selection Range for Daily Reports:
The start and end hours of the day that are to be included in
the Daily TSO Reports.  We recommend that you set the hours
to include the entire day (00 23).

    &TSODLHR and &TSODHHR define the low and high hours of
         the day for selection of the TSO activity to be
         reported in the daily reports.

Hourly Selection Range for Weekly Reports:
The start and end hours of the day that are to be included in
the Weekly TSO Reports.  We recommend that you set the hours
to include only the prime-time hours (e.g., 08 16).

    &TSOWLHR and &TSOWHHR define the low and high hours of
         the days for selection of the TSO activity to be
         reported in the weekly reports.

Total Response Objective:
The percentage of all TSO responses that were satisfied
within a specified number of seconds to reflect the
installation's response objective for total TSO activity
(e.g., 90% within 15 seconds).

    &TSOPTR and &TSOSTR define the percentage target and
         second threshold (e.g., 90% within 4 seconds) for
         total TSO response time, used in daily, weekly, and
         monthly reports.

Short Response Objective:
The percentage of short TSO responses that were satisfied
within a specified number of seconds to reflect the
installation's response objective for short TSO activity
(e.g., 96% within 4 seconds).

    &TSOPSR and &TSOSSR define the percentage target and
         second threshold (e.g., 90% within 4 seconds) for
         short TSO response time, used in daily, weekly, and
         monthly reports.

Medium Response Objective:
The percentage of medium TSO responses that were satisfied
within a specified number of seconds to reflect the
installation's response objective for medium TSO activity
(e.g., 94% within 6 seconds).

    &TSOPMR and &TSOSMR define the percentage target and
         second threshold (e.g., 90% within 4 seconds) for
         medium TSO response time, used in daily, weekly, and
         monthly reports.

Daily TSO Service Unit Consumption:
The target and maximum number of service units consumed per
hour by TSO.  The target amount is used for a reference line
on the graph, and the maximum is used to set the maximum
value on the graph's vertical axis.

    &TSOSAX and &TSOSREF define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for service unit
         consumption by hour in the daily and weekly reports.

Daily TSO Command Rate:
The target and maximum number of commands processed per hour
by TSO.  The target amount is used for a reference line on
the graph, and the maximum is used to set the maximum value
on the graph's vertical axis.

    &TSOCAX and &TSOCREF define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for hourly command rate
         execution in the daily and weekly reports.

Hourly TSO Outage Limits:
The target number of uptime minutes per hour, generally set
to 60, and the downtime objective per hour, which is
generally set to 0 minutes.

    &TSOUT and &TSODT define the hourly uptime target and
         hourly downtime reference line for daily and weekly
         reporting.

Zone Selection for Monthly Reporting:
The zone or range of zones that are to be included in the
Monthly TSO Reports.  Normally all zones should be reported;
therefore, the range should be 1 to 9.  The TSO Reports could
be limited to only the range of zones required.

    &TSOLOZN and &TSOHIZN define the low and high zones in
         the months input for selection of the TSO activity
         to be reported in the monthly reports.

Monthly Availability Hours:
The number of hours that TSO is targeted to be available in
any given month for the specified zones.

    &MUPHRS and &RUPHRS define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for the number hours TSO
         was available by zone in the monthly reports.

Monthly IPL Limit:
The number of IPLs that TSO is targeted to experience in any
given month for the specified zones.

    &MIPLS and &RIPLS define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for the number of IPLs
         incurred by zone in the monthly reports.

Monthly TSO Service Unit Consumption:
The target and maximum number of service units consumed per
zone within month by TSO.  The target amount is used for a
reference line on the graph and the maximum is used to set
the maximum value on the graph's vertical axis.

    &TSOMSAX and &TSOMSRF define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for service unit
         consumption by zone in the monthly reports.

Monthly TSO Command Rate:
The target and maximum number of commands processed per zone
within month by TSO.  The target amount is used for a
reference line on the graph and the maximum is used to set
the maximum value on the graph's vertical axis.

    &TSOMCAX and &TSOMCRF define the vertical axis maximum
         scaling and reference line for commands executed
         by zone in the monthly reports.