7. PARAMETERS › 7.2 Unit Level Parameters › 7.2.1 Component Options (VMCOPS) › 7.2.1.1 OPTIONS Statement

7.2.1.1 OPTIONS Statement

The OPTIONS statement is required and used to identify the
 primary CPU for an orgsysid.
 
 The OPTIONS statement has the following format:
 
 OPTIONS orgsysid CPU-model CPU-serial-number
 
 where
 
 orgsysid  - is the original system identifier used in the
 --------    SYSID member of prefix.MICS.PARMS to identify
             this VM system.
 
 CPU-model - is the processor model that is used to run
 ---------   this VM system. It is specified as a number:
             one to four digits in length.
 
 CPU-serial-number - is the processor serial number of the
 -----------------   CPU that is used to run this VM system.
                     It is specified as a hexadecimal number:
                     one to six digits in length.
 
  The CPU model CPU and serial number can be determined doing
  one of the following:
 
  1. Ask your local data center's system programmer who is
     responsible for maintaining the systems for the CPU model
     and serial number of the system or systems to be added.
 
  2. Browse the monitor data from the system to be processed
     in CA MICS after it is created on your z/OS system.
 
    a. Set HEX on and execute a FIND: f '01000005'X 1 (this is
       Domain 1 Record 5 Processor Configuration record which
       contains the CPU model and CPU serial number).
 
    b. Set COLS on, see example below:
 
       ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+
       0000C1C2CEBE000000290BA00001000000000000
       1005A2D40540000000083F500004000000003000
                         mmsss
 
       position 19 mm=model, position 21 sss=serial number
 
       In the example above the CPU model is 2098 and the
       CPU serial number is 03BFA5
 
       The VMCOPS OPTIONS statement would be coded as follows:
 
         OPTIONS    SYSA  2098  03BFA5
 
         ORGSYSID          : SYSA
         CPU-model         : 2098
         CPU-serial-number : 03BFA5
 
  3. Run the following SAS program which inputs raw monitor
     data and processes only the Domain 1 Record 5 record:
 
      DATA RAW;
      FORMAT VMXCPUAD HEX2. INPUTTS DATETIME19.2;
      INFILE INVMC LENGTH=RECLEN RECFM=VB;
          INPUT @001  MRHDRDM   PIB1.
                     +1
                      MRHDRRC   PIB2.
                      INPUTTS   TODSTAMP8.
                     +4    @;
 
           IF MRHDRDM = 1 AND MRHDRRC =5;
                  INPUT @017
                     +2
                     WRK_MDL    PK2.
                     WRK_SER    PIB3.  @;
       PROC FREQ;
         TABLES WRK_MDL*WRK_SER/ NOCOL NOROW NOPERCENT;
         FORMAT WRK_SER HEX6. ;
      RUN;
 
     OUTPUT:
 
              The SAS System
 
            The FREQ Procedure
 
       Table of WRK_MDL by WRK_SER
 
        WRK_MDL     WRK_SER
 
        Frequency|  013B11|  Total
        ---------+--------+
            2817 |     98 |     98
        ---------+--------+
        Total          98       98
 
       In the example above the CPU model is 2817 and the
       CPU serial number is 013B11
 
       The VMCOPS OPTIONS statement would be coded as follows:
 
         OPTIONS    SYSA  2817  013B11
 
         ORGSYSID          : SYSA
         CPU-model         : 2817
         CPU-serial-number : 013B11
 
 Note: If a new system (ORGSYSID) is added to the CA MICS
 Analyzer Option for VM/CMS in a unit by adding an OPTIONS
 statement and a data source statement (for example, MON and
 ACT), make sure the new system (ORGSYSID) is added to
 prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID).