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6.2.1.1 SMF Type 103 Record

The record shown in Figure 6-1 is used by the CA MICS Web
Analyzer to build the files in the Web Information Area.
The figure shows when each record is written and what each
record contains.

This type of record is generated by the WebSphere Application
Server for z/OS and OS/390.  The SMF Type 103 record contains
two subtypes.  Below is a brief description of the SMF Type
103 record contents and when the record is written.

+-----------+----------+---------------------+--------------+
|Record Type| Subtype  | Written             | Contents     |
+===========+==========+=====================+==============+
| SMF 103   |    1     | When the server     | Configuration|
|           |          | is initialized.     |              |
+-----------+----------+------------------------------------+
| SMF 103   |    2     | For every interval  | Performance  |
|           |          | defined through the |              |
|           |          | SMFrecordinginterval|              |
|           |          | directive in the    |              |
|           |          | server configuration|              |
|           |          | file                |              |
+-----------+----------+------------------------------------+

 Figure 6-1.  Web Record Descriptions

In order to enable IBMs WebSphere Application Server for
OS/390 to log SMF type 103 records, you must code the
following directives in the HTTPD.CONF configuration file:

SMF                   all/config/perf/none

     where   "all"    log both subtype 01 and 02 records.

             "config" log subtype 01 records.

             "perf"   log subtype 02 records.

             "none"   DEFAULT - no SMF record logging

SMFRecordingInterval  hh:mm

               where  hh:mm  is the SMF recording interval
                             time in hour and minutes.
                             DEFAULT time is 00:15 unless
                             changed in the HTTPD.CONF.  The
                             SMFRecordingInterval should be
                             evenly divisible into an hour
                             and be less than 1 hour (i.e, 5,
                             10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes).

Further details on this and other directives are available in
the WebSphere HTTP Server guide.