The input parameters to the report program are:
SMFTYPE=nnn
Specifies the value generated by SARINIT for defining user during initialization.
Specifies the user SMF record number assigned to the metrics function.
This entry is required.
Specifies a range of dates used to generate reports.
Where
Specifies the startdate-enddate in the format century code, year, day:
c—The century code:
0 = 20th century
1 = 21st century
yy—The year
ddd—The day in the Julian calendar
The default is to process the entire input file.
This entry is optional.
Specifies the current date minus a number of days to generate a range of dates that is used to produce the reports.
Where
Specifies the number of days from 1–366.
For example, if you enter DATE=TODAY(-18), the following is calculated automatically:
113255 (current date) -18 (days) 113237
The date 113237 is used to produce the reports, and generates a range of days activity from the current date back to the date specified by the -nn value.
This entry is optional.
Specifies a range of time used to generate reports.
Where
Specifies the starttime-endtime in the format hour-minute:
hh—The hour in military time, for example, 00–23
mm—The minutes from 00–59
The default is to process the entire input file.
This entry is optional.
Implies the name of the report.
Where
report name is one of the following:
FILE—Generates SMF output file
ACCS—Access Activity Report
USER—User Activity Report
DELE—Delete Activity Report
LOAD—Load Activity Report
CHNG—Change Archival Date report
This entry is required.
The elapsed time in days from the time of the disk delete to the reload of the report.
Where
Specifies the number of days from 00–99.
This entry must be coded for the RPT=LOAD control statement.
Each report is generated based on the control statement that defines that report. You can run multiple reports in the same run, but you must include a separate control statement for each.
Example #1
To generate an Access Activity report for November 08, a User Activity report for November 07 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., and to output an SMF file for the entire input, code the following:
SMFTYPE=128 RPT=FILE SMFTYPE=128 DATE=113312-113312 TIME=0000-2359 RPT=ACCS SMFTYPE=128 DATE=113311-113311 TIME=1300-1500 RPT=USER
Important! If you are generating the SMF output file using RPT=FILE, this control statement must be the first statement in the input file. The reason for this is because CA View reads the SMF input one time and generates the extracted Metrics SMF records, then uses this file as input to the remaining report requests in this execution. This process limits the number of reads of the original SMF input file. A limited number of reads is important because if you extract a time period that does not include subsequent report requests, those reports will be incomplete.
Example #2
The following example only produces an Access Activity report for 113310 from 00:00 to 14:00:
SMFTYPE=128 DATE=113310-113310 TIME=0000-1400 RPT=FILE SMFTYPE=128 DATE=113310-113310 TIME=0000-2359 RPT=ACCS
Example #3
The following example produces a Load Activity report with an elapsed time of five days from disk deletion to reload:
SMFTYPE=128 DATE=113255-113265 TIME=0000-2359 ELAP=05
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