REPORTS - Specifying Reports to be Produced
Postprocessor report selection is accomplished by means of a SAS global variable assignment statement. The statement is required and must be present after the //CONTROL DD statement in the report JCL.
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The report selection statement has the following format:
%LET REPORTS = rpt1 rpt2 ... rptn;
Multiple report requests must be delimited by a blank. The valid requests are:
- CACHEDTL
- Cache Subsystem Activity Detail Report
- CACHESUM
- Cache Subsystem Activity Summary Report
- CHANNEL
- Channel Path Activity Report
- CPU
- CPU Activity Report
- CRYPTO
- Crypto Hardware Activity Report
- DEVICE
- Device Activity Report
- DEVSG
- Storage Group Device Activity Report
- EADM
- EADM Activity Report
- ENQUEUE
- Enqueue Activity Report
- FCD
- FICON Director Activity Report
- IOQ
- I/O Queuing Activity Report
- PAGESP
- Page Data Set Activity Report
- PAGING
- Paging Activity Report
- PCIE
- PCIe Activity Report
- SUMMARY
- RMF Summary Report
- USS
- USS Kernel Activity Report
- VSTORDTL
- Virtual Storage Detail Report
- VSTORSUM
- Virtual Storage Summary Report
- WLMGL
- Workload Activity Goal Mode Reports (see Note below)
- XCF
- XCF Usage by System Report
- XCF Usage by Member Report
- XCF Path Statistics Report
- XES
- Coupling Facility Usage Summary Report
- XES Structure Activity Report
- Coupling Facility Subchannel Report
Note:
The WLMGL report supports additional options described in RMF Workload Activity Goal Mode Report.The following reports are only available as MICF inquiries and, thus, cannot be requested with the batch report selection statement:
- Shared Device Activity Report
- Enterprise Disk Systems Report
- Serialization Delay Report
See the MICF Inquiries section for information about running the postprocessor reports under MICF.
Invalid report requests are ignored. If no valid report requests are found, the report run is aborted with a message indicating a control statement error.
Examples:
%LET REPORTS = CPU; %LET REPORTS = PAGING PAGESP;