7. DEFINING PARAMETERS › 7.2 Complex Level Parameters › 7.2.3 Analyzer Definition Statements (TSOGENIN)

7.2.3 Analyzer Definition Statements (TSOGENIN)

A Generation Definition Statement member is provided for the
CA MICS TSO Analyzer in the TSOGENIN member of the
sharedprefix.MICS.GENLIB library.  TSOGENIN contains the
component definition input to the component generation job in
sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(TSOCGEN).  Review this member to check
the component definitions and make any desired changes as
described below.  If you need more information on the use and
modification of Generation Definition Statements, refer to
Section 4.2.4 of the System Modification Guide.

Activating Account Codes
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To activate account codes in the CA MICS TSO Analyzer, change
the COMP statement keyword from NOACCT to ACCT.  You must run
the TSOCGEN job to make the TSOGENIN change effective.  Then
you must code the TSOACCT and TSOACRT parameter members
discussed earlier in this chapter.

Changing Input Data Source Specifications
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By default, TSO/MON writes the Command and System Records to
SMF using record types 199 and 200, respectively.  If your
installation changed the default record type numbers, be sure
to update the INPUTSOURCE statement.

When defining the new SMF record numbers on the INPUTSOURCE
statement, code the Command record number before the System
record number.  For example, if the TSO/MON Command record
has been assigned the SMF record type of 205 and the TSO/MON
System record has been assigned the SMF record type of 206,
then the INPUTSOURCE statement would be coded as:

  INPUTSOURCE SMF 205 206