7. PARAMETERS › 7.1 TLM Component Parameters › 7.1.2 TLM Component Complex Level Parameters › 7.1.2.3 Analyzer Definition Statements (TLMGENIN)

7.1.2.3 Analyzer Definition Statements (TLMGENIN)

Each component's generation statements is specified in
sharedprefix.MICS.GENLIB(cccGENIN), where ccc is the
three-character component identifier. The TLM component
generation definition member is TLMGENIN.

Although each component is delivered with default statements,
you are allowed to customize these statements based on your
needs at your site.  In order to activate your new
definitions, you must submit sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(TLMCGEN)
to complete the updates.

If needed, see chapter 4 of the System Modification Guide for
more information about cccGENIN member statements.

The OPTION Statement
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The TLMGENIN OPTION statement allows you to control the
database inclusion or exclusion of specific groups of related
data elements.  Examine the default definition and change it
as appropriate to meet your needs.

Note:  The TLMGENIN member contains uppercase and lowercase
characters.  The keywords for the OPTION statement should be
entered in uppercase.
The statement format is:

OPTION keyword keyword ...

where the valid keywords are:

CA1/NOCA1   - CA1 data elements
RMM/NORMM   - RMM data elements
TLMS/NOTLMS - TLMS data elements

The default is:

OPTION CA1   RMM   TLMS

Keywords are described in detail below. You must specify at
least one keyword.  If two or more keywords are specified,
they may be in any order, separated by one or more blanks.

KEYWORD DESCRIPTIONS
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o  CA1/NOCA1

   The CA1 keyword activates data elements unique to data
   collected from CA 1 Tape Management in the component
   files.  If you are processing data collected from CA 1,
   code CA1.  Otherwise, code NOCA1 to deactivate these data
   elements.

o  RMM/NORMM

   The RMM keyword activates data elements unique to data
   collected from IBM DFSMS/MVS Removable Media Manager in
   the component files.  If you are processing data collected
   from IBM DFSMS/MVS Removable Media Manager, code RMM.
   Otherwise, code NORMM to deactivate these data elements.

o  TLMS/NOTLMS

   The TLMS keyword activates data elements unique to data
   collected from CA TLMS Tape Management in the component
   files.  If you are processing data collected from CA TLMS,
   code TLMS. Otherwise, code NOTLMS to deactivate these data
   elements.