7. PARAMETERS › 7.3 Unit Level Parameters › 7.3.1 SMF Processing Options (SMFOPS) › 7.3.1.11 OEJOB/NOOEJOB Statement

7.3.1.11 OEJOB/NOOEJOB Statement

The OEJOB/NOOEJOB statement is optional and has the following
format:

NOOEJOB (Default)

or

OEJOB

CA MICS, by default, only writes batch activity to the BATJOB
file.  An observation is written to the BATJOB file for each
batch job that executed.  Other address space types (for
example, TSO, started tasks, APPC/MVS TPs, and Open
Edition/MVS processes) are represented at the step and
interval levels in the BAT_TS, BAT_ST, BAT_TP, and BAT_OE
files, but not at the job level.

The OEJOB option statement forces CA MICS to also create
BATJOB observations for Open Edition/MVS processes.

SPECIFYING THE OEJOB/NOOEJOB OPTION STATEMENT

Nothing is required to specify NOOEJOB because it is the
default value.  To specify an OEJOB option statement, follow
these steps:

1. Edit prefix.MICS.PARMS(SMFOPS).

2. Insert a line as follows:

   OEJOB

3. Execute the job in prefix.MICS.CNTL(SMFPGEN).  If the
   OEJOB/NOOEJOB option statement is coded incorrectly, the
   job will abend.  Correct the problem as explained in the
   MICSLOG and resubmit.  Make sure the job completes with a
   condition code of zero.  If your SMFOPS member does not
   contain a OEJOB/NOOEJOB option statement, MICSLOG will
   tell you that the option is missing and that the default
   (NOOEJOB) was used.

TIPS and HINTS

CA MICS uses the BAT_JS01 file as the "information-to-date"
file for all address spaces that are still executing or
waiting for print.  Even if you do not require job-level
summarization for non-batch activity, an observation is
created and maintained in the BAT_JS01 file for purposes such
as supplying the ACCTNOx data elements to additional steps or
output.  There are only two reasons that CA MICS will
summarize resource utilization fields (for example, CPU Time,
Lines Printed) in the BAT_JS01 observation:

o You have an accounting requirement.

  If you have specified job-level accounting for non-batch
  work (for example, APPC/MVS TPs, started tasks, Open
  Edition/MVS processes), CA MICS will track and summarize
  all resource utilization fields for that address space
  type.

  For example, if you use CA MICS Accounting and Chargeback
  to account for TSO sessions at the job level, then CA MICS
  will summarize all resource utilization fields from all
  interval, step, and output writer records for all TSO
  sessions in the BAT_JS01 file.  When a TSO session is
  purged, or if the SUSPENDLIMIT is exceeded while the TSO
  session is waiting for output, CA MICS Accounting and
  Chargeback will create an ACTJBJ file observation for the
  session.  Output to the BATJOB file will not occur unless
  you have also specified TSOJOB in
  prefix.MICS.PARMS(SMFOPS).

o You have specified one of the xxxxJOB options.

  If you have specified TSOJOB, for example, then CA MICS
  will summarize all resource utilization fields from all
  interval, step, and output writer records for all TSO
  sessions in the BAT_JS01 file.  When a TSO session is
  purged or if the SUSPENDLIMIT is exceeded while the TSO
  session is waiting for output, a BATJOB observation is
  written with complete resource utilization.

  What happens to an existing record in the BAT_JS01 file
  when you either specify the xxxxJOB option or choose to
  account for that address space type at the job level?

  As stated earlier, CA MICS does not summarize resource
  fields to the job level in the BAT_JS01 file unless there
  is a specific need.  When you specify a need, either
  through CA MICS Accounting and Chargeback or by specifying
  an xxxxJOB option in SMFOPS, CA MICS will begin summarizing
  resource data for the specified address space type in the
  next daily update.  If an address space has previously been
  suspended and has a BAT_JS01 observation, only resources
  used in interval, step, and output writer records
  encountered after the change are collected.  When the
  BATJOB or ACTJBJ observation is created, it will not
  contain the complete resource utilization of the address
  space if any step, interval, or writer records were
  encountered prior to the change.

  All new work of the specified address space type will be
  fully accounted for.  The only BATJOB observations that
  could reflect partial resource utilization are those that
  were already in suspension when the change to xxxxJOB or
  accounting was made.