The D9 display lists the private libraries that are good candidates for management by CA PMO. This display lists candidate libraries in descending order by total number of searches.
The number of libraries shown on the D9 display will not exceed the value that you specify for the NUMCANDS parameter.
This display reports on the number of library searches, as opposed to the number of BLDL/FIND requests. See the section on D2: BLDL/FIND Request Activity in this chapter for information on the difference between BLDL/FIND requests and library directory searches.
The following screen illustrates a sample D9 display:
PMO 4.4 ( Active ) Sys=IPOX 13NOV10:09:10:50 PMO Active Time= 5.500 hrs D9 Candidate Private Library Searches - Detailed Total % % Potential Library Name Volser Searches Fnd Nfnd ET Savings DB2T.DSNLOAD LIBB92 1,007 0 100 56.18S X DB2T.DSNLINK LIBB92 999 0 100 55.73S QMFT.DSQLOAD LIBB92 419 0 100 23.37S SYS1.JMLIB SYSB10 232 56 44 12.94S S APPL.PROD.ISPTLIB TSTB56 230 47 53 12.83S E DB2P.DSNLINK LIBB18 70 0 100 3.90S APPL.FSS.PANELS TSTB86 38 0 100 2.45S N P109SRK.ISPF.ISPPROF TSOB01 36 100 0 2.00S OTHER 15,210 31 69 11.54M
The column headings on the D9 display are described in the following list:
The name of a good candidate for management by CA PMO. The library name may be preceded by an index designator:
The library is ineligible due to an F PMO,EXCLPRVT command.
The library is ineligible and is cached.
The library is not eligible for management because the value for the NUMADDED parameter has been exceeded.
The library is offline.
The library is offline and cached.
The library is ineligible because it is a PDSE.
The library is ineligible for management due to virtual storage size limits.
The library is excluded using the INCLAUTO or EXCLAUTO parameter.
The library is excluded and cached.
If you see the word OTHER instead of a library name, this is the last entry in the display. It is a summary of all libraries that had been candidates for management, but no longer are. This includes libraries that were included for management (either automatically or manually) and libraries that dropped out of the candidate list because of too little directory search activity.
Note: If a library dropped out of the candidate list for a while, and then reentered it, this entry shows the statistics for that library before it left the candidate list.
The serial number of the volume that contains the library.
All searches of the directory of this library since it entered the candidate list.
By default, CA PMO automatically starts to manage candidate libraries when their directory search activity warrants it. In general, CA PMO works best when it selects the libraries to be managed automatically.
The percentage of searches of the directory of this library in which the member was found.
To estimate the number of these searches, multiply this percentage by the number of searches in the same category, and divide the result by 100.
The percentage of searches in which the member was not found.
To estimate the number of these searches, multiply this percentage by the number of searches in the same category, and divide the result by 100.
An estimate of the elapsed time CA PMO would have saved if this library were managed in a hash table. This time is measured from the point at which the library enters (or reenters) the candidate list. This figure is based on the difference between average elapsed times for I/O library searches and hash table searches.
If you see three asterisks (***), there are no potential elapsed time savings.
This display may show that you can save additional elapsed time by including more private libraries for CA PMO management. If this is the case, you should specify new values for the INCLAUTO or EXCLAUTO parameter.
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