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4.10.3.2 CA SMF Director without DAYSMF


In this configuration, the DAYSMF step is not used to split
SMF data.  This is used when SMF data is preprocessed or
split independent of CA MICS processing.  In the case of CA
SMF Director, the data for each component is recorded in a
unique CA SMF Director duplicate split index.

When the DAYSMF step is deactivated, the INPUT is defined in
the prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTccc) members.

 In this example:

  o The DAYSMF step will not be generated owing to the
    'DAYSMF OFF' statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEF).

  o The SMFDIRECTOR statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(JCLDEF) is
    optional as it only affects the DAYSMF step.  The
    presence of the SMFDRCTR DD within the individual
    component steps automatically triggers processing of CA
    SMF Director input.

  o The prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTccc) (where ccc is the
    component identifier) is used to define the CA SMF
    Director duplicate split index via the SMFDRCTR DD
    statement.  If a data set containing standard SMF data is
    used, the INPUTSMF DD is also specified.

  o The DAY010 step has input data from a standard SMF
    data set.

  o The DAY020 and DAY040 steps have input data from a
    standard SMF data set and from CA SMF Director.

  o The DAY030 step has standard SMF input.

 JCLDEF Options
 ---------------

 COMPONENTS   TSO RMF CIC SMF
 SMFDIRECTOR  CIC RMF
 SMFRECORDING CIC
 DAYSMF       OFF

    +--------+        prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTTSO)
    | DAY010 |           //INPUTSMF  DD
    +--------+
        |
        V
    +--------+        prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTRMF)
    | DAY020 |           //INPUTSMF  DD
    +--------+           //SMFDRCTR  DD
        |
        V
    +--------+        prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTSMF)
    | DAY030 |           //INPUTSMF  DD
    +--------+
        |
        V
    +--------+        prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTCIC)
    | DAY040 |           //INPUTSMF  DD
    +--------+           //SMFDRCTR  DD