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Definitions for each standard procedure are represented by a detail line on the bottom half of the panel. This area of the panel can be scrolled. The use of this panel is illustrated through the explanation of the following examples:

The DB2IMS entry means if procedure DB2IMS is called within a job step, the program name is in the variable PRG and the step name within the procedure is IMS.

 //JABC1    JOB
//STEP0001 EXEC PROC=DB2IMS,PRG=PGM9911 or
//STEP0001 EXEC DB2IMS,PRG=PGM9911

If the above mentioned entry for a standard procedure was made and the program PGM9911 was modified, Performance Management Assistant creates a measurement request for job JABC1, step STEP0001.IMS.

If procedure DB2ONLY is called, the name of the program is defined as the fifth parameter within the DD statement SYSTSIN. There is no step name within the procedure.

//JABC2    JOB
//STEP1    EXEC DB2ONLY
//SYSTSIN  DD *
ACDD,SYS,4,TX,ACD1
/*

PC recognizes that program ACD1 is called and—if the program was changed or inserted—generate an alert entry for job JABC2, step STEP1.