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4.2.6 Entering Data Into CA MICS


Most CA MICS files are derived from measurement data produced
by one of the common software monitors such as SMF or CA
TSO/MON PM.  For some CA MICS files, data can be entered
manually, either to update standard measurement data or as
the sole source of input to the file.

The MWF SAS With CA MICS Libraries (MSAS) application
supports manual data entry for the Operations Information
Area of the Batch and Operations Analyzer.  See the CA MICS
Batch and Operations Analyzer Guide for information on
Operations Information Area files and data entry
requirements.

For instructions on manual data entry for the following
CA MICS products, see the following guides:

  o CA MICS Accounting and Chargeback User Guide for the
    Accounting Information Area of CA MICS Accounting and
    Chargeback

  o CA MICS Capacity Planner Guide for the capacity planning
    application Database (CAPACITY).


PREPARATION

Authorize data entry personnel to access the SAS With CA MICS
Libraries (MSAS) MWF application.

Authorize data entry personnel to update the appropriate
CA MICS Database files.

Train data entry personnel in using the MSAS option for
Operations Information Area data entry.


OPERATIONS INFORMATION AREA MANUAL DATA ENTRY

Select the SAS With CA MICS Libraries (MSAS) option of MWF.

Select the CA MICS Data Entry option (4) from the MSAS menu.

On the CA MICS Data Entry (SCREENS) panel,

  o Enter D (Data Entry) for SAS/FSP Function.

  o Enter 1 (IPL Outage Times and Reason Codes) or 2
    (Environmental Change Tracking) for Data Source.

  o Leave Cycle Number and File Suffix blank.

  o Press ENTER.

On the CA MICS Database Unit Selection panel,

  o If you specified 1 (IPL Outage and Reason Codes) for Data
    Source, select the CA MICS unit Database (DB) ID for
    which you want to enter IPL outage and reason code
    information.

  o Press END to begin Operations Information Area data
    entry.  See the CA MICS Batch and Operations Analyzer
    Guide for more information.