7. PARAMETERS › 7.2 VTS Component Parameters › 7.2.2 VTS Component Complex Level Parameters › 7.2.2.1 Analyzer Definition Statements (VTSGENIN)

7.2.2.1 Analyzer Definition Statements (VTSGENIN)

 Each CA MICS component's generation statements are defined in
 sharedprefix.MICS.GENLIB(cccGENIN), where ccc is the
 three-character component identifier. The VTS Component
 generation definition member is VTSGENIN.
 
 Although each component is delivered with default statements,
 you are allowed to customize these statements that are based
 on your needs at your particular site.  In order to activate
 your new definitions, submit sharedprefix.MICS.CNTL(VTSCGEN)
 to complete the updates.
 
 If needed, see chapter 4 of the System Modification Guide for
 more information about the cccGENIN member statements
 described here.
 
 The INPUTSOURCE Statement
 -------------------------
 The INPUTSOURCE statement lists the data source (SMF) and
 record types that are supported by the VTS component.  In the
 event that the unit processing virtual tape data contains a
 DAYSMF step, the SMF record types that are listed after the
 INPUTSOURCE statement are used by DAYSMF to subset a raw data
 file for the VTS component daily update step.
 
 The default statement that is delivered with this component
 is:
 
 INPUTSOURCE SMF 94 255
 
 SMF indicates that the data source is SMF data.  The SMF
 record types that are used by the component follow:
 
 o SMF record type 94 is used by the IBM Virtual Tape System
   (VTS). If IBM VTS virtual tape system data is not to be
   processed, remove 94 from the INPUTSOURCE SMF statement.
 
 o SMF record type 255 is the default SMF record type that is
   used by the Sun StorageTek Virtual Storage Manager (VSM).
   Although 255 is the default record type, it can be changed
   to any number from 128 through 255 inclusive. If the
   StorageTek VSM system generates a record type other than
   255, update the INPUTSOURCE statement accordingly.
 
   If StorageTek virtual tape systems data is not targeted for
   processing, remove 255 from the INPUTSOURCE SMF statement.
 
 Example for IBM VTS:
   INPUTSOURCE SMF 94
 
 Example for StorageTek VSM:
   INPUTSOURCE SMF 255 (or other record type that is produced
   by STK)
 
 If no SMF input data is to be read by a VTS component, omit
 the INPUTSOURCE statement or specify this statement as
 follows:
 
   INPUTSOURCE NONSMF
 
 When changing the record types specified on the INPUTSOURCE
 statement, submit the following jobs in the order presented.
 Ensure each job completes successfully.
 
    sharedprefix.mics.CNTL(VTSCGEN)
    prefix.mics.CNTL(JCLGENx)  <= any JCLGEN job in the unit
                                  where VTS is installed
    prefix.mics.CNTL(VTSPGEN)
 
 The OPTION Statement
 --------------------
 The OPTION statement is used to indicate global file
 tailoring preferences.  For the VTS component, the OPTION
 statement indicates the specific types of virtual tape data
 to be processed in the CA MICS complex.  Check the default
 definition and change it as needed.
 
 Note:  The VTSGENIN member contains uppercase and lowercase
 characters.  Enter the keywords for the OPTION statement in
 uppercase.
 
 The default statement is:
 
 OPTION IBMVTS STK HYDRA
 
 Valid keywords are:
 
 IBMVTS/NOIBMVTS - IBM Virtual Tape System (VTS)
 STK/NOSTK       - Sun StorageTek Virtual Storage Manager
                   (VSM)
 HYDRA/NOHYDRA   - IBM TS7700 Series Virtual Tape Servers
 
 Keyword descriptions follow.  Specify at least one keyword.
 If two or more keywords are specified, they can be in any
 order, separated by one or more blanks.
 
 KEYWORD DESCRIPTIONS
 --------------------
 o  IBMVTS/NOIBMVTS
 
    The IBMVTS keyword activates the IVT Information Area
    files.  This information area contains all files relating
    to IBM VTS virtual tape systems.
 
    To process IBM VTS data, code IBMVTS.  Otherwise, code
    NOIBMVTS to deactivate the IVT information area files.
 
 o  STK/NOSTK
 
    The STK keyword activates the files in the SVT information
    area.  This information area contains all files relating
    to StorageTek VSM virtual tape systems.
 
    To process StorageTek VSM data, code STK.  Otherwise, code
    NOSTK to deactivate the SVT information area files.
 
 o  HYDRA/NOHYDRA
 
    The HYDRA keyword activates the HVT Information Area
    files.  This information area contains all files relating
    to IBM TS7700 series virtual tape servers.
 
    To process IBM TS7700 data, code HYDRA.  Otherwise, code
    NOHYDRA to deactivate the HVT information area files.
 
 Example for IBM VTS:
   OPTION IBMVTS NOSTK
 
 Example for StorageTek VSM:
   OPTION NOIBMVTS STK
 
 Example for IBM TS7700 virtual tape servers:
   OPTION NOIBMVTS NOSTK HYDRA