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/* COPYRIGHT (C) 1985 BY MERRILL CONSULTANTS DALLAS TEXAS */
MXG Software Status as of November 1, 1985
This is MXG Version 3.
This member describes the changes made to the MXG Software since
Version 2 was shipped. The documentation of new data sets and new
variables created by Version 3 is contained in member DOCVER03. The
changes previously introduced by Version 2 are in member DOCVER02.
Additional documentation is available in past and future issues of
the MXG Newsletter, sent by Merrill Consultants to their Supported
Customers. Newsletter SIX was published concurrent with Version 3.
NEXTCHANGE: Version 3
=============Changes thru 3.10 complete Version 3.2==================
Change 3.10 Format DATE9. added for DATE in RMFINTRV data set.
Oct 30, 1985
RMFINTRV
Thanks to Chuck Hopf, Computer Language Research (FASTAX), USA.
Change 3.09 Error in reading TPUTHOLD variable in TSO/MON 4.3
Oct 30, 1985
VMACTSOM
Thanks to Gayle Bartel, Pizza Hut, USA.
Change 3.08 LOGAUX... variables missing in TYPE71 with RMF 3.3
Oct 30, 1985
VMAC71
Thanks to Sue Rosansky, Metropolitan Life, USA.
=============Changes thru 3.07 were in Version 3.1===================
Change 3.07 Added format MG078CV. to map bytes to K or Meg for
Oct 18, 1985 PVTSZHI/LOW, LSQSZHI/LOW and USRSZHI/LOW. Midnight
VMAC30 logic error corrected.
Change 3.05 Error introduced in Change 2.19 caused all of the
Oct 17, 1985 TYPE70 variables .....AVG to be 100 times too big.
VMAC7072
Thanks to Chuck Hopf, Computer Language Research (FASTAX), USA.
Change 3.04 Error introduced in Change 2.24 caused loss of type
Oct 15, 1985 30 data sets observations.
VMAC30
Thanks to Roman Gudz, Leaseway, USA.
Change 3.03 IBM offset values were wrong (from start of logical
Oct 15, 1985 record) but MXG coded for it. Now IBM PSF changes
VMAC5234 for 3820 changes PROD offset, but left ID offset
still wrong. MXG now forces the OFFPROD and OFFID
values, since data location is unchanged.
Thanks to Chuck Hopf, Computer Language Research (FASTAX), USA.
Change 3.02 CICS PTF UP90227/UP90228 for APAR PP41582, an SPE
Oct 15, 1985 for CICS 1.6.1, changes CMF record version from 2
VMAC110 to 3.
Thanks to Norbert Korsche, OMV-AG, AUSTRIA.
Change 3.01 Undocumented field, QBACRIO, DB2 Synchronous Read
Oct 15, 1985 I/O requests was discovered and now in the DB2ACCT
VMACDB2 data set.
Thanks to Ron Root, Sun Company, USA.
LASTCHANGE: Version 3
NEXTCHANGE: Version 2
=============Changes thru 2.25 were in Version 3.0===================
Change 2.25 MVS 2.1.3 increased the size of MPL, WEIGHT, AOBJ,
Sep 20, 1985 DOBJ and DFWK values from one to two bytes.
TYPE90
Change 2.24 Condition code (return code) must be less than 4096.
Sep 9, 1985 Some accounting systems exploit this and use upper
TYPE30_4 bits of the two byte field. MXG decoded the entire
TYPE30_5 return code, producing invalid values. Now only the
TYPE434 rightmost bits are used for return code value.
Thanks to John Zupan, STC, USA.
Change 2.23 Variables AVG and INTRVAVG were added.
Sep 9, 1985
TYPE76
Thanks to Debby Blackey, Fidelity Savings, USA.
Change 2.22 Several enhancements made to BUILDPDB/BUILDPD3.
Sep 9, 1985 a. ABEND and CONDCODE in the JOBS data set is now the
BUILDPDB job completion status for the last job termination
BUILDPD3 (subtype 5) record. Formerly, it was the last step
termination and was misleading (i.e., ABEND would
be FLUSH for a flushed step in the JOBS dataset).
b. EXCP and IOTM for tapes 3420 and 3480 added.
c. SPINCNT (the number of times partially-completed
jobs will be held in the SPIN file awaiting their
purge record) is now set by member IMACSPIN.
d. TYPE78CF, TYPE78CU and TYPE78IO now in PDB.
e. SAS5FIX1 module created to correct the SAS error
in SAS VERSION 5 until SAS provides the first
maintenance release to VERSION 5. If you execute
BUILDPDB/BUILDPD3 under SAS VERSION 5, you must
tack SAS5FIX1 on after the PDB is built. See the
comments in SAS5FIX1.
Thanks to Malcolm Morgan, Wachovia Bank, USA.
Thanks to Georg Simon, Prudential Insurance, USA.
Change 2.21 Support for RMF Version 3.3.0, which is required for
Sep 1, 1985 3090 processors. See DOCVER03 for more details:
TYPE7072 Service unit per second constant (SU_SEC) is now in
the TYPE72 record.
TYPE71 Many new variables describing swapping between the new
extended storage and auxiliary storage, migration age
etc. Swap reasons count expanded to identify where the
various swaps are occurring.
TYPE74 Three new variable describe the components of device
pending time. Both overflow conditions (308x only)
now identified.
TYPE78CF Configuration data set now contains utilization data.
TYPE78CU New data set describes CUHDR queue length and rate.
TYPE78IO New data set describes IOP initiative queue stats.
Change 2.20 The calculation of ALOCTIME and LOADTIME in TYPE30_4
VMAC30 were corrected (as had been done in TYPE434) to add
Sep 1, 1985 a day if the job allocation/load time of day was less
than the initiate time of day.
Change 2.19 The _VAR70 ARRAY in processing type 70 records was
VMAC7072 replaced with direct assignment after a European
Sep 1, 1985 customer first noted a siginifcant increase in CPU
time of MXG TYPE70 when compared to the original
MG TYPE70, and research confirmed the ARRAY was
more CPU costly than direct assignments.
Change 2.18 New format, MG078CV. converts byte values to Kilo
FORMATS or Mega bytes, with K or M suffix. Makes the data
Sep 1, 1985 in TYPE78VS (virtual storage) easily read.
Thanks to Joseph Faska, Chemical Bank, USA.
Change 2.18 New data set created by RMF 3.3 for extended storage.
TYPE22_9
Change 2.17 The value of SPINCNT, which sets the number of
IMACSPIN executions that BUILDPDB will wait for a job's purge
record, was externalized to IMACSPIN, consistent
with moving all installation-unique values to IMAC's.
Change 2.16 The routine worked when all input was SMF, but use
ANALDSET with the PDB as input for the Step records failed
Aug 30, 1985 because of a missing RENAME.
Thanks to ???, ???.
Change 2.15 This module to process VS1 SMF records is an 'extra'
XTYPEVS1 module, undocumented and with unlabeled variables
Aug 15, 1985 but it also would not run. Removal of an unnecessary
%INCLUDE and proper calculation of NUMDD now makes it
usable for VS1 data.
Thanks to Fritz Ederer, SAS Institute, GERMANY.
and a German VS1 site.
Change 2.14 Step 3 of JCLTEST was broken into two steps, because
JCLTEST the SAS limit of 32768 SYSIN card images was exceeded.
OTHRPRNT TYPETEST/TYPEPRNT now operate on SMF records, while
OTHRTEST OTHRTEST/OTHRPRNT operate on non-SMF records. Member
PRINTING PRINTING was deleted.
TYPEPRNT
TYPETEST
Jun 30, 1985
Thanks to Joseph Faska, Chemical Bank, USA.
Change 2.13 Two new exits were created (for 370 or XA) to set the
IMACPUSU value of SU_SEC (CPU Factor, or the Machine Dependent
IMACPUXA Constant) when a new model CPU which is not in the
VMAC7072 table in VMAC7072 is installed. Under MVS/370, it is
Jun 30, 1985 used to separate different CPU versions.
Change 2.12 Support for Release 4.3 of the TSO/MON Product. Eight
VMACTSOM new variables: ATMAXUTM, NETDLYTM, PANELCNT, SRMTRANS,
Jun 30, 1985 TPUTHOLD, TSMSMTHK, and TSMSNMTK were added; and the
value of USRTHKTM was corrected.
Change 2.11 Added new ROSCOE monitor command AMS and protected for
VMACROSC future new command names.
Jun 30, 1985
Thanks to Chuck Hopf, Computer Language Research (FASTAX), USA.
Change 2.10 Variables RESPAVG and RESPSTD, average and standard
VMAC7072 deviation of response time per ended transaction were
Jun 30, 1985 added and SSQELAP was re-formatted and corrected. For
period 1 TSO transactions, RESPAVG is the trivial TSO
response time measurement used by IBM.
Thanks to Tom Incorvia, Macy's California, USA.
Change 2.9 LABELS were enhanced to reflect that many variables
RMFINTRV are rates per second. Labels for variables ending with
Jun 30, 1985 SWAP, TRAN, EXCP, IOTM, ACTV, RESD, and SERV now have
"per second" in their label.
Change 2.8 The test IF MCTSSDRL - COL GE 60 THEN ... should have
IMACICDL been IF MCTSSDRL - (COL-SEGSTRT) GE 60 THEN ... All
Jun 30, 1985 DL/I variables now have non-missing values.
Thanks to Bill Gibson, SAS Institute, AUSTRALIA.
and others.
Change 2.7 Macro _CICOTHR is defined in IMACCICS and used in the
ANALCICS other members to control the ddname to which the data
BUILDPDB sets CICSACCT, CICSEXCE, and CICSYSTM are written.
BUILDPD3 This is for consistency with the _CICTRAN macro which
IMACCICS controls for the ddname of the CICSTRAN data set.
VMAC110
Jun 30, 1985
Thanks to Tom Hanson, Bradford Exchange, USA.
and others.
Change 2.6 Support for the new restructured type 6 record from
TYPE6 both JES2 and JES3. See WSCF-8518 for the complete
FORMATS list of PTFs which create this new record. New 3820
Jun 30, 1985 printer creates new variables.
Thanks to Craig Feistner, CITICORP, USA.
Thanks to Sam Sheinfeld, Kraft General Foods, USA.
Change 2.5 Support for the NLDM Release 3, which contains both
TYPE39 variables and corrections, and more subtypes tested.
FORMATS (Minor change was also made on Sep 3 for MXG 3B).
Jun 30, 1985
Thanks to Mike Healey, Celenese, USA.
Change 2.4 Support for the DISOSS Accounting Log Records.
TYPEDISO
FORMATS
May 30, 1985
Change 2.3 The default record ID numbers for TSO/MON records were
IMACTSOM interchanged. This caused a STOPOVER Abend when the
Apr 23, 1985 TSO/MON data was read.
a. All occurrences of 199 and 0C7 are replaced with 200 and 0C8. The
original occurrences of 200 and 0C8 are replaced with 199 and 0C7.
Thanks to John Lemkelde, Pennsylvania Blue Shield, USA.
Change 2.2 Model 204 records cause STOPOVER ABEND. The MXG test
VMACM204 site had modified the SMF record format, and MXG was
Apr 23, 1985 expecting the modified record format.
Thanks to Mark Hoff, American President Lines, USA.
Change 2.1 Errors in processing IFCID and ASID segments of the
VMACDB2 type 100 subtype 0 (MXG dataset DB2STAT0) were fixed.
Apr 23, 1985
a. The Address space CPU variables QWSAEJST and QWSASRBT captured
only the first address space TCB and SRB times. These variables
are replaced by QWS1EJST, QWS1SRBT, QWS2EJST, and QWS2SRBT, and
QWSAPROC is replaced by QWS1PROC and QWS2PROC to provide the
task name which produced the corresponding CPU time. All four
CPU variables are summed into the new variable CPUTM.
b. There are multiple IFCID sections. The original nine variables,
QWSCIID, QWSCISEC, QWSCSRSW, QWSCSRNW, QWSCSRND, QWSCRBNA,
QWSCSCF, QWSCOTH1, and QWSCOTH2 are expanded into three sets of
variables, with QWSC replaced by QWS1, QWS2, and QWS3 for the
same suffixed variables for the three IFCID sections.
c. Variables QSSTCONT, QSSTCRIT, and QSSTABND are totally invalid
until the PTF UP59374 for APAR PP42547 is installed.
d. Removed unnecessary variables from LENGTH 8 statement.
LASTCHANGE: Version 2
Nits & bits:
ANALCICS TAMP corrected to TEMP in label
ANALVM All references to VMSESS were corrected to VMSESSN.
MONTHBLD Syntax error in first PUT corrected.
VMACCIMS Label for SYSTEM made consistent.
VMAC6 Label for NODE is now NJE NODE NUMBER
VMAC10 Format HEX2. applied to LCU, for consistency.
VMAC1415 Label spelling LIMIE corrected to LIMIT.
VMAC30 Format TIME12.2 applied to ALOCTM, DSENQTM, IOTM3420,
IOTM3480 and RDRTM for consistency.
VMAC74 Format HEX2. applied to LCHAN for consistency.
VMAC80 Added test to ensure NRSET is greater than zero.
utilgetm Added selection for type 22 record subtypes.