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3.3.4.1 Batch Management Objective Report Options

The SAS source code for the Batch Management Objective
Reports is contained in three members in
sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE.

    DYSMFMBO - Daily Batch Management Objective Reports
    WKSMFMBO - Weekly Batch Management Objective Reports
    MNSMFMBO - Monthly Batch Management Objective Reports

The Batch Management Objective Reports are controlled by
parameters set in SAS macros defined in the following member
of prefix.MICS.USER.SOURCE:

    #SMFMOBJ - SMF Management Objectives Report Parameters

The following are the options provided for defining the Batch
Management Objective Reports, along with the names of the SAS
macros used for option definition.

1.  Hourly Selection Range for Daily Reports -  the start and
    end hours of the day that are to be included in the daily
    batch reports.  We suggest that the hours be set to
    include the entire day (00 23).  SAS macros &SMFDLHR and
    &SMFDHHR define the low and high hours of the day for
    selection of the batch activity to be reported in the
    daily reports.

2.  Hourly Selection Range for Weekly Reports - the start and
    end hours of the day that are to be included in the
    weekly batch reports.  We suggest that you set the hours
    to include only the prime-time hours (e.g., 08 16).  SAS
    macros &SMFWLHR and &SMFWHHR define the low and high
    hours of the day for selection of the batch activity to
    be reported in the weekly reports.

3.  Daily Jobs Initiated - the target and maximum number of
    jobs submitted per hour.  The target amount is used as a
    reference line on the graph and the maximum is used to
    set the maximum value on the graph's vertical axis.
    SAS macros &SMFJSAX and &SMFPTR define the vertical axis
    maximum scaling and reference line for the number of jobs
    initiated by hour in the daily and weekly reports.

4.  Daily Job Service -  the target and maximum percentage of
    jobs which have met or exceeded their turnaround
    objective.  This option is used in both the daily and
    weekly reports.  SAS macros &SMFJMAX and &SMFMREF define
    the vertical axis maximum scaling and reference line for
    the percentage of jobs meeting or exceeding their
    turnaround target.

5.  Daily Batch Service Unit Consumption -   the target and
    maximum number of service units consumed per hour by
    batch.  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.  SAS macros &SMFSAX
    and &SMFSREF define the vertical axis maximum scaling and
    reference line for service unit consumption by hour in
    the daily and weekly reports for reporting batch, TSO,
    and system tasks.

6.  Zone Selection for Monthly Reporting -  the zone or range
    of zones that are to be included in the monthly batch
    reports.  Normally all zones should be reported;
    therefore, the range should be 1 to 9.  The Batch Reports
    could be limited to only the range of zones required.
    SAS macros &SMFLOZN and &SMFHIZN define the low and high
    zones in the months input for selection of the batch
    activity to be reported in the monthly reports.

7.  Monthly Jobs Initiated - the target and maximum number of
    jobs submitted per zone.  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.
    SAS macros &SMFMJSX and &SMFMPTR define the vertical axis
    maximum scaling and reference line for the number of jobs
    initiated by zone in the monthly reports.

8.  Monthly Job Service - the target and maximum percentage
    of jobs which have met or exceeded their turnaround
    objective by zone within month.  SAS macros &SMFJMAX and
    &SMFMREF define the vertical axis maximum scaling and
    reference line for the percentage of jobs meeting or
    exceeding the turnaround target.

9.  Monthly Batch Service Unit Consumption - the target and
    maximum number of service units consumed per zone within
    month by batch.  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.
    SAS macros &SMFMSX and &SMFMSRF define the vertical axis
    maximum scaling and reference line for service unit
    consumption by zone in the monthly reports for reporting
    batch, TSO, and system tasks.

The batch report options, which are defined as SAS macros,
are contained in the source member #SMFMOBJ in the
sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE library.