Re: Report on TSO usage

2007-05-17 Thread Marty French
File 19 on CBT, Program FLSMFJOB will report TSO logon's.  You can 
mask the jobs on the batch JCL so that only TSO ID's will be reported.  
Of course, this is after they logon and then logoff.  

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Re: Report on TSO usage

2007-05-17 Thread Matthew Stitt
If you have the COBOL compiler, file 529 will also report on the type 30's.
 You will also need file 527 for some subprograms.

On Thu, 17 May 2007 08:30:10 -0500, Marty French [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

File 19 on CBT, Program FLSMFJOB will report TSO logon's.  You can
mask the jobs on the batch JCL so that only TSO ID's will be reported.
Of course, this is after they logon and then logoff.


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Re: Report on TSO usage

2007-05-16 Thread Vinod Kumar
Hi Sridhar,

Check if SMF record 30  32 will help you.

Regards,
Vinod Kumar

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G'day All,

Am new to this list, sorry if am asking the wrong question here !

Am looking for some kind of report which will pull out the info on TSO
usage on a mainframe. Something which would individually list all the
TSO users who logged on 

and their various resource consumption stats. Please let me know if such
a thing is possible by running some reporting JCLs. We have a mainframe
that is used for

 training purposes, and the TSO users are constantly changing. We are
looking at generating resource consumption reports after every training
session.

Thanks

Sridhar K Veena



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Re: Report on TSO usage

2007-05-16 Thread גדי בן אבי
Hi,

This information is stored in SMF type 30 records. You can either write your 
own program to analyze these records or use a third party product to do so.

I would suggest you look around the CBTTAPE at www.cbttape.org and see if there 
is something there that fits your needs.

You might already have something inhouse that can analyze smf records.

I use SAS and MXG for this type of analysis.

Gadi

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G'day All,

Am new to this list, sorry if am asking the wrong question here !

Am looking for some kind of report which will pull out the info on TSO usage on 
a mainframe. Something which would individually list all the TSO users who 
logged on 

and their various resource consumption stats. Please let me know if such a 
thing is possible by running some reporting JCLs. We have a mainframe that is 
used for

 training purposes, and the TSO users are constantly changing. We are looking 
at generating resource consumption reports after every training session.

Thanks

Sridhar K Veena



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Re: Report on TSO usage

2007-05-16 Thread Rick Fochtman

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G'day All,

Am new to this list, sorry if am asking the wrong question here !

Am looking for some kind of report which will pull out the info on TSO
usage on a mainframe. Something which would individually list all the
TSO users who logged on 


and their various resource consumption stats. Please let me know if such
a thing is possible by running some reporting JCLs. We have a mainframe
that is used for

training purposes, and the TSO users are constantly changing. We are
looking at generating resource consumption reports after every training
session.

Thanks

Sridhar K Veena
 


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If you have the PL/1 Optimizer compiler, I can send you a program I have 
that provides some extremely basic statistics from Type-30 SMF records. 
It's pretty raw, since it was designed only to provide data to load into 
a XCEL spreadsheet, but it should provide a reasonable starting point 
for further development. If you E-Mail me offlist, please add the term 
IBM-MAIN in the title, so I don't mistake you message for SPAM.


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