------------------ Component Inactive Data Elements Report -----------------
Command ===>
Product: ===> (Enter component ID)
Print dictionary: ===> (Y/N)
Press END to continue.
The Component Inactive Data Elements Report provides a
listing of data elements that are inactive for a component
based on the options specified in the cccGENIN members (where
ccc is the component identifier) of sharedprefix.MICS.GENLIB,
and complex level database options in
sharedprefix.MICS.PARMS(CPLXDEF). Inactive data elements are
not stored in the database.
The report shows the names of the inactive data elements by
file and these reasons for their inactivity:
o The file is switched off completely by settings in the FILE
statement of cccGENIN, so the data elements are not stored
in the database.
o The data element is made inactive for all timespans
by settings in the timespan mask of the NAME or NAMX
statement of cccGENIN.
o The data element is not stored in the database because
the ESSENTIAL INITIAL or ONLY option is in effect and this
element is not marked as essential.
o The data element is not stored in the database because
the DERIVED COMP option is in effect, which allows
recalculation of an element from existing elements when
necessary.
o An OPTIONS statement in cccGENIN specifies a cluster
code that excludes this data element from the database.
o A product option validation, such as file and timespan
dependencies, results in the exclusion of this data element
from the database.
The report also shows an alias name for the data element, if
one is used. This will aid in locating the corresponding
CA MICS data dictionary entry for further information.
Optionally, a detailed description of each listed data
element as it appears in the CA MICS data dictionary,
is printed at the end of the report.
Refer to Chapter 2 of the PIOM for more information on
complex level database options and Chapter 4 of the System
Administrator Guide for the component, file level and data
element options.
To produce the Component Inactive Data Elements Report,
choose option 7 from the CA MICS Administrator Utilities
menu (MWF 5;4;7).
Fill in a value, as described below, and press END or use the
F3 key to submit the inquiry.
Product Required, no default. Enter one of
the following three-character (ccc)
component identifiers.
AUM AST BAS CIC DB2 DEX HSM
IDM IMS MQS MTI PWR RMF SMF
SNT SRL TDM TLM TSO VCA VMC
VTS WEB
Print dictionary Required, no default. Enter Y(es) or
N(o). If Y(es), the dictionary
entries with detailed descriptions
of the inactive data elements are
printed.
A sample report listing for the Component Inactive Data
Elements Report follows.
In the following example, inactive data elements for the Open Edition/MVS Program File of the SMF component are listed.
All listed data elements are inactive due to timespan option settings. No data dictionary entry printing was requested.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ CA MICS COMPONENT INACTIVE DATA ELEMENTS 05:23 Friday, April 13, 2007 1 DATA ELEMENTS TURNED OFF FOR COMPONENT: SMF ---------------------------------------------------- AREA=BAT FILEID=_OE -------------------------------------------------------- DATA FILE IS OFF DUE TO OFF DUE TO OFF DUE TO OFF DUE TO DATA DIC. PRODUCT OPTION ELEMENT OFF TIMESPAN OPTIONS ESSENTIAL OPTION DERIVED OPTION CLUSTER OPTION ALIAS RESET STATUS PGMCPHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMPNM NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMRKHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMRVN NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMTIHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMTOHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMUIHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMVKHRS NO YES NO NO NO NO PGMCVIO NO YES NO NO NO NO +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Heading Descriptions -------------------- AREA: The name of the CA MICS information area. FILEID: The name of the CA MICS file. Column Descriptions ------------------- DATA ELEMENT: The name of the CA MICS data element defined in cccGENIN. FILE IS OFF: If YES, the file is switched off completely by settings in the FILE statement of cccGENIN. Therefore the data element is not stored in the data base. OFF DUE TO TIMESPAN OPTIONS: If YES, the data element is made inactive for all timespans by settings in the timespan mask of the NAME or NAMX statement of cccGENIN, and is not stored in the data base. OFF DUE TO ESSENTIAL OPTION: If YES, the ESSENTIAL INITIAL or ONLY option is in effect and this data element is not marked as essential. Therefore the data element is not stored in the data base. OFF DUE TO DERIVED OPTION: If YES, the DERIVED COMP option is in effect and this data element is marked as derived, which allows it to be recalculated from other elements. Therefore the data element is not stored in the data base. OFF DUE TO CLUSTER OPTION: If YES, an OPTIONS statement in cccGENIN specifies a cluster code that excludes this data element from the data base. DATA DIC. ALIAS: If present, displays an alias name for this data element used for the data dictionary entry. PRODUCT OPTION RESET STATUS: If YES, a product option validation, such as file and timespan dependencies, has switched off this data element, which results in the exclusion from the data base. The validation executes part of the same code that is used during component generation (cccCGEN) and is different for each component.
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