>Is that feature going to be (or has been?) back-ported to V2.1?
No.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
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You could also write something of your own, as of z/OS 2.2, using the
CSVFETCH exit which was developed specifically to hel
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When there are only specific load modules in specific libraries for
which tracking is needed, there IS an approach that does not requir
Hi Peter,
There is a product called P-Tracker that will give you that
information. Since it "see's" everything loaded it can give you the
program and call sequences as well as when, who, where, it was
loaded.People use this for asset management, but programmers use it
to determine call
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>> If the problem you are trying to solve is important to the
> On Aug 9, 2017, at 3:35 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
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>> Softaudit says it can do it, they would have to front end the SVC.
> I believe they do or did.
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Then I would suggest you look elsewhere. Back in Y2K era a package was bought
over my objections that did that very same thing front end
You could also write something of your own, as of z/OS 2.2, using the
CSVFETCH exit which was developed specifically to help get products out of
front-ending the contents supervisor SVC's.
Peter Relson
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> Softaudit says it can do it, they would have to front end the SVC.
I believe they do or did.
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> If the problem you are trying to solve is important to the organization, ask
> the people who can run DAF for what you need and let them sanitize the
> output for you.
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> If the problem you are trying to solve is important to the organization, ask
> the people who can run DAF for what you need and let them sanitize the
> output for you.
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> Alternately, if the number of libraries containing the modul
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At least not until year-end.
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> Unfortunately I have no access to any SMF data here and I am prohibited
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On 2017-08-09 09:12, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
As the subject says, are there any such SMF statistics available? We need to
know if certain subroutines are ever LOADed anywhere in the sysplex by any
batch program. We do collect SMF data, but I need to know which one may help,
if any.
I am
I have used MFM (Module Fetch Monitor) previously. This creates a TRACE
file (not SMF) however it had proved itself to be very useful.
It was obtained by a separate (No Charge) agreement from IBM. This
basically uses an LLA exit to capture the information required.
There was a share presentatio
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There was a product you could purchase called SoftAudit. It could do some of
There was a product you could purchase called SoftAudit. It could do some of
what you are looking for (If I remember correctly)
The other options some shops took, was having their programs issue a WTO
indicating what module called what. Probably well past what you could work with
at this point.
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> Simple answer: NO, there is no SMF tracking of the LOAD functionality in
> z/OS.
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> Simple answer: NO, there is no SMF tracking of the LOAD functionality in
> z/OS.
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> > As
No. SMF 30 subtype 5 (?) has the jobstep program name, the USS program name
if any, and the program in the step that used the most CPU. That last field
is occasionally useful for situations such as yours.
Charles
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Simple answer: NO, there is no SMF tracking of the LOAD functionality in
z/OS.
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> As the subject says, are there any such SMF statistics available? We need
> to know if certain subroutines are ever LOADed a
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