Do you have SAS and MXG at your location?  If so, I run a weekly SAS job that 
reads SMF30 data (from a PDB) and produces a report.   We do have a few items 
to take care of before z/OS 2.4 that are being worked on.

DATA LIMIT;                                                  
SET PDB1.SMFINTRV PDB2.SMFINTRV PDB3.SMFINTRV PDB4.SMFINTRV  
    PDB5.SMFINTRV PDB6.SMFINTRV PDB7.SMFINTRV ;              
IF CPUTM NE .  ;                                             
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='80'X THEN DELETE;                        
/* 10000000 = 80 = AUDIT ON              */                  
/* 10010000 = 90 = CHANGE KEY            */                  
/* 10100000 = A0 = CADS USAGE            */                  
/* 10110000 = B0 = CADS+CHANGE KEY       */                  
/* 11000000 = C0 = CSA USAGE             */                  
/* 11010000 = D0 = CSA+CHANGE KEY        */                  
/* 11100000 = E0 = CSA+CADS              */                  
/* 11110000 = F0 = CSA+CADS+CHANGEKEY    */                  
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='90'X THEN USERKEY='CHGKEY' ;             
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='A0'X THEN USERKEY='CADS' ;               
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='B0'X THEN USERKEY='CADS+CHGKEY' ;        
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='C0'X THEN USERKEY='CSA' ;                
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='D0'X THEN USERKEY='CSA+CHGKEY' ;         
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='E0'X THEN USERKEY='CSA+CADS' ;           
 IF SMF30_RAXFLAGS='F0'X THEN USERKEY='CSA+CADS+CHGKEY' ;    
RUN;                                                         
 PROC MEANS DATA=LIMIT SUM NWAY MISSING NONOBS PRINT;        
   CLASS  SYSTEM JOB PROGRAM SMF30_RAXFLAGS USERKEY;        
   VAR CPUTM;                                               
OUTPUT OUT=POSTAV1(DROP=_TYPE_) SUM = GCPU  ;               
                                                            
PROC PRINT DATA=POSTAV1;                                    
TITLE 'SMF30_USERKEY';                                      
ID SYSTEM PROGRAM SMF30_RAXFLAGS USERKEY ;                  
VAR JOB;                                                    
RUN;                                                        

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Of Rob JACKSON
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To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: ALLOWUSERKEYCSA

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I have been tasked with 'Preparing for the removal of support for user key 
common areas (Recommended, as of V2R3)'.  I have been testing setting 
ALLOWUSERKEYCSA to NO in the DIAGxx member and have encountered sporadic errors 
(0C4, etc).  Is there anyone that might be able to offer any suggestions 
relative to this issue.

Thanks,
Rob Jackson
rwjackso...@msn.com<mailto:rwjackso...@msn.com>
Cell: (615) 689-1435

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