7. PARAMETERS › 7.2 Record Selection Parameters and JCL › 7.2.4 Record Identifiers and JCL – Network Data
7.2.4 Record Identifiers and JCL – Network Data
The NETDATA SELECT File displays when PF key 4 (Create/Edit
Select File) is entered from the Network Data Parameters
panel. Figure 7-4g is a sample of the XEDIT panel of the
NETDATA SELECT file showing the distributed defaults.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Network Data Select File Edit |
| |
| * * * Top of File * * * |
| * NETWORK DATA SELECT/EXCLUDE OVERRIDE TABLE |
| * FORMAT: |
| * MODE T/S T/S .... |
| * WHERE: |
| * MODE = SELECT OR EXCLUDE |
| * T = RECORD TYPE |
| * S = RECORD SUBTYPE |
| * |
| * EXAMPLE: |
| * NETSPY 150 |
| * SYSID VM01 |
| * EXCLUDE 28/* 39/* 37/* |
| * INCLUDE 28/12 28/20 |
| * |
| * IN THIS EXAMPLE RECORD 1 DEFINES THE RECORD TYPE USED BY NETSPY. |
| * RECORD 2 PROVIDES THE SYSID TO BE ADDED TO THE NETVIEW DATA. |
| * RECORD 3 CAUSES EXCLUSION OF ALL NPM AND NETVIEW DATA, AND RECORD |
| * 4 RESELECTS NPM RECORDS X'12' AND X'20'. |
| * |
| * NOTE: THE '*' INDICATES ALL. WHEN ALL CLASSES ARE INDICATED IN |
| * A SELECT OR INCLUDE, THE RECORD CODE IS NOT NECESSARY. |
| * |
| * NOTE: ALL RECORD TYPES ARE ENTERED IN DECIMAL. THE RECORD SUBTYPES |
| * ARE ENTERED: |
| * NETSPY - CHARACTER NETVIEW - DECIMAL |
| * NPM - HEX NET/MASTER - DECIMAL |
| * |
| * NOTE: BLANK LINES ARE IGNORED. |
| * COMMENT LINES BEGIN WITH AN ASTERISK FOLLOWED BY A BLANK. |
| * COMMENTS MAY BE CODED ON A RECORD BY CODING AN EXCLAMATION |
| * MARK FOLLOWED BY A BLANK. |
| * |
| SYSID VM01 ! OVERRIDE SMF SYSID |
| NETSPY 150 ! THE DEFAULT RECORD TYPE |
| UNKNOWN EXCLUDE ! IGNORE UNKNOWN RECORD TYPES |
| * * * End of File * * * |
| PF1: Help PF4: Syntax Check File |
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Figure 7-4g. Network Data Select File Edit Panel
Record identifiers for NETDATA data are up to eight
characters long. The record identifier consists of two parts
separated by a slash (/). The first part is the network data
source or record type, and the second part is the record
subtype.
To specify all network records, code an asterisk (*) as the
network data source. To specify all records within a
datatype, code the record type as an asterisk.
See Figure 3-4, Network Data Selection Report, for a list of
the available datatypes and records.
EXAMPLE: Retain only system-wide data, configuration data,
processor data, and device data.
NETSPY 251 ! specify the NetSpy record type
INCLUDE 251/U 251/S ! send NetSpy user and session data
EXCLUDE 251/S ! drop NetSpy session data
EXCLUDE 37/* 39/* ! drop all NetView (NPDA and NLDM)
INCLUDE 28/12 28/10 ! send NPM PU interval (X'12')
* and NCP interval (X'10') records
UNKNOWN EXCLUDE ! drop all unrecognized records
NETWORK DATA JCL
When you use PF key 5 to Create/Edit the JCL from the Network
Data Parameters panel, the following screen is displayed.
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| |
| Network Data Transfer JCL Edit |
| |
| Press PF1 for HELP |
| |
| * * * Top of File * * * |
| //* |
| //* VM NETWORK DATA TRANSMISSION VIA SPOOL |
| //* |
| //NETDATA EXEC PGM=VMTRCV,REGION=1024K |
| //STEPLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=sharedprefix.MICS.LOAD |
| //PRINT DD SYSOUT=*,DCB=(LRECL=81,BLKSIZE=6075) |
| //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=* |
| //OUTPUT DD DISP=(MOD,CATLG),SPACE=(CYL,(15,15),RLSE), |
| // UNIT=SYSDA,DSN=prefix.VM.NETWORK.DATA, |
| // DCB=(BLKSIZE=23440,RECFM=VB) |
| //INPUT DD DATA,DLM='++' |
| ++ |
| // |
| * * * End of File * * * |
| |
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Figure 7-4h. Network Data JCL Edit Panel
