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3.2.7 Magnetic Tape Media Reliability Report

The Magnetic Tape Media Reliability Report provides an
overview of the failure history of the magnetic tape media by
volume serial number. The failure history includes the number
of volume mounts, the number of Start I/O (SIO's) operations,
the number of permanent and temporary errors, and the ratio
of SIO count to the number of temporary errors for the
current period and a specified previous period of time.  See
Section 3.1.7 for more information.

REPORT FORMAT:

See Section 3.1.7 for an example of the output generated by
the Magnetic Tape Media Reliability Report.

DATA SOURCE (file/time-span):

     SRLMMR at the DETAIL or DAYS time-span.


DATA ELEMENTS USED:

The data elements used for this report are:

___________________________________________________________
|          |                                               |
|  FILE    |               DATA ELEMENTS                   |
|__________|_______________________________________________|
|          |                                               |
|  SRLMMR  | MMRMTS   MMRTEMPR MMRTEMPW MMRPERMR MMRPERMW  |
|          | MMRSIOCT                                      |
|          |                                               |
|__________|_______________________________________________|


REPORT DEFAULTS AND CONSIDERATIONS

The following table summarizes the keywords which may be used
for the Magnetic Tape Media Reliability Report and gives
their default values.

A complete list of keywords and their descriptions can be
found in Section 3.2.9.

KEYWORD             DEFAULT
----------------    --------------------------------
CURRENT aaa,bbb     yesterday's date
PREVIOUS aaa,bbb    7 days prior to yesterday's date
TIMESPAN x,d        DAYS
CYCLES nn           DAYRANGE+1
DAYRANGE nn         7
SYSID list          all SYSIDs
CPUSER list         all CPUSERs
ERRORS nnn          1
TYPE ttt            all TYPEs
ADDRESS list        all ADDRESSes
VOLUME list         all VOLUMEs
EXCLUDE YES         EXCLUDE NO
REPORT MEDMT        -


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Notes:

     1.  CURRENT may specify a single date or range of dates.
         The default is to process data from yesterday only.
     2.  PREVIOUS may specify a single date or range of
         dates.  The default is to process data from the week
         prior to yesterday.
     3.  Valid TIMESPAN values are DETAIL and DAYS.  The
         default is DAYS.
     4.  CYCLES may have any value.  Note that the report
         will attempt to select data from the date ranges
         created by processing the CURRENT, PREVIOUS, and
         DAYRANGE parameters.
     5.  DAYRANGE can have any value up to its maximum
         allowed value.  The default is 7 days.
     6.  The keywords SYSID and CPUSER may be used to limit
         the data to be selected.
     7.  The keywords TYPE and ADDRESS may be used to limit
         the data to be selected.
     8.  The keyword VOLUME may be used to select one or more
         volumes to be processed.
     9.  If other keywords are used, they MAY AFFECT the
         report.  They are NOT ignored by the report.


The processing dates and ranges are calculated in the
following manner:

CURRENT period      if the CURRENT keyword is not used, the
                    current period consists of the data from
                    yesterday's date.

                    if CURRENT enddate is specified, the
                    current period consists of the data from
                    the specified enddate.

                    if CURRENT startdate,enddate is specified
                    the current period consists of the data
                    in the range startdate to enddate.


PREVIOUS period     if the PREVIOUS keyword is not used, the
                    previous enddate is set to the date
                    before yesterday's date.

                    if PREVIOUS enddate is specified, it is
                    used as the previous enddate.

                       startdate is calculated by subtracting
                       the value for DAYRANGE.  The previous
                       period is

                          startdate-DAYRANGE+1 to enddate

                    if PREVIOUS startdate, enddate is
                    specified, it is used as the previous
                    period.

The current and previous periods must not overlap.  If the
parameters cause an overlap to occur, data will be selected
for the current period first and then the previous period.