Whether you got to this point by way of applications programming or systems programming, you have arrived in the MXG zone. The good news is that you are about to embark on a journey into new areas where you will acquire new skills and knowledge. The bad news is that you are about to embark on a journey into new areas where you will acquire new skills and knowledge.

What is MXG? Why are you going through this process? How do you install it? What can you do with it? The intent of this manual is to provide you the answers to these questions and some general guidelines in the care and feeding of MXG at your installation.

MXG (Merrill’s Expanded Guide) is a collection of SAS programs designed to decode and manipulate CPE (computer performance evaluation) data. It is an extension of the original Merrill’s Guide originally published by the SAS institute in a long ago time and place.

Originally, the software was written and designed specifically for the IBM 370 MVS/XA operating system and the SMF (System Management Facility) data generated by that operating system. Over time, the software has evolved to encompass not only nearly every conceivable IBM and user generated SMF record but data from other operating systems and platforms as well.

At the time the original MXG software was developed, the PC was still in its infancy and thus the primary platform for running MXG was (and probably still is) the mainframe. However, it should be noted that MXG will run and process SMF data on any platform supported by current versions of SAS. In theory, the SMF data from a mainframe system could be processed on a PC. In practice, the volume of data to be moved will usually make that an impractical solution (some OS 390 SYSPLEXes can generate 40+GB of data on a daily basis!)

The original MXG consisted of a single unloaded PDS containing 289 members with 22,000 lines of SAS source code and used 1,760,000 bytes of tape to ship. Today, version 16 ships with 4,290 members and over 1.2 million lines of SAS source code. As this growth has taken place, both the need for and the complexity of tailoring of the product has increased.

The purpose of this text is not to make you an expert at CPE, an expert SAS programmer, or even an expert user of MXG. The purpose is to help you learn to install and maintain MXG and produce some simple and hopefully meaningful reports for management. You do not need to be an expert SAS programmer. It is not even absolutely necessary that at this level you need to be able to spell SAS.

If we succeed, you will be able to relate the pieces of SAS that you do need to know to other high-level languages you already know and understand.

That is not to say that an introductory course in SAS would not be helpful and a good thing to have. It is an acceptance of the reality that you may have had MXG thrown your way on a tight deadline with no opportunity to get the training that you may later be able to obtain.

Over time, your SAS skills will mature and you may find a need for more training and the need to use other SAS components such as SAS/GRAPH. MXG provides examples in the use of SAS/GRAPH and some other SAS components and procedures.

For an expert, it is possible to install SAS on the mainframe (no IPL is required), install MXG, install SAS/PC if required, process SMF data and have reports coming out in a single day. The first time around, it may take a while longer but not significantly so. Be of good cheer, this is not nearly as complicated as it may sound or as you may have been led to believe.

Depending on the amount of historical data your management wishes to have available for reporting (and on how much of the data you may have available), it could take as long as a week or as little as a few days to have a fully functional MXG system with loaded performance and trend databases.

Before you get excited and start unloading tapes and building JCL, there are some manual tasks you need to perform. They may not be exciting but you need to get some answers before you can successfully complete the installation process. It is easier to get the answers before you start than to get into the installation and find out you need some information in the middle of the process.

What operating system(s) are you going to need to monitor with a PDB (Performance Data Base)? Certainly, you could install MXG on each platform/OS but it may be easier on your sanity to have the data reside in a single set of databases on a single platform than to have may disparate databases and systems to maintain.

You may find that the only thing you need to be concerned with is MVS but you might also find a UNIX system or three, some NT systems, an LPAR with VM or DOS/VSE etc. Each of these presents their own challenges and data but the data can all be rolled into a single set of PDBs on a single system. Using a single system also limits the number of SAS licenses required (MXG is a site license and is not sensitive to the number of systems being monitored) and thus the cost for SAS which is the most expensive part of the entire mix. For our purposes, we are going to assume that there is only a single OS being monitored (MVS) and that most of the work will be performed on the MVS SAS platform.

How much SMF data is being recorded and where is it stored? What is the frequency of consolidation of the SMF datasets? When do the datasets become available for processing? What is the availability of tape drives during the batch cycle at night? When are reports due on management desks each morning?

These are important questions that control when and how you must run MXG. If the volume of data is such that some or all of the data must be on tape, then tape drives may be a bottleneck to processing. If reports are due to managers at 8AM but the data is not available until 6AM, there may be a timing problem to be overcome. If the data is only collected on a weekly basis (unlikely) then running MXG daily would be pointless. Chapter 3 is entirely devoted to the process of managing SMF data.

How are workloads defined on your system? You may have systems in compatibility mode or in goal mode or some of each. If you are not responsible for the performance characteristics of the systems being measured in your MXG databases, then you need to find out who is and become their best friend. When changes are made to the ICS/IPS (compatibility mode) or the service definitions (goal mode) you need to know since that can affect the data being measured by MXG.

You may have a large number of CICS applications or database management systems that need to be measured as discrete workloads for capacity planning purposes.

What reports/information are expected by management?

SAS

How much data do you actually write?

To synch or not to synch - that is a question.

SMF interval recording

How large should the SYS1.MANx datasets be?

Dumping SMF data

IEFU29

Gaining efficiencies

Daily/weekly/monthly processing

Chapter 4. Installing MXG

Where should MXG run?

Installing the software

SOURCLIBs

FORMATs

Sizing the PDB

PDB

CICS Transaction data

DB2 Accounting data

CICS Statistics data

USERID.SOURCLIB

IMACSHFT - Shift Definitions

IMACACCT - Accounting Information

IMACWORK - Workloads

Compatibility Mode

Goal Mode

IMACUCB - Devices

IMACKEEP -

User SMF Records

SPINCNT

TIMEDIF

Dealing with CICS transaction data

UTILUOW

ASUMUOW

%LET logic in BUILDPDB

Using MACFILE

Using MACKEEP

Adding data sources to the PDB

Why?

How?

Removing data sources from the PDB

Why?

How?

Suppressing sections of code

Weekly

Week-to-date

Monthly

Weekly

Daily

One of the most common SAS programs is a data step followed by a sort, a PROC MEANS (or SUMMARY), and then another data step. Much of the data in the performance databases is stored in the form of rates or averages and the data must be normalized before it can be processed or the results will be invalid and misleading.

Consider the following scenario. You have 5 RMF intervals during which the data for TSO period 1 is as follows:

The quick answer is:

but the correct answer is actually:

(100*.5+75*.5+60*.5+50*.5+10*3)/(100+75+60+50+10)=.58

Not exactly a trivial difference in the answer. The difference is that the first value is an average of the average values and the second is the average of the actual response times on a per transaction basis. We normalized the data in the second case.

To get this answer, the SAS program could be:

The multiplication of TRIVRESP by TRIVTRAN in the first data step converts the average response time per transaction into the total response time for all transactions. In the second data step, the division of TRIVRESP by TRIVTRAN converts it back into the average per transaction response time.

Or if we use VMXGSUM we can get the same answer using:

In effect, VMXGSUM is a shorthand method of building the SAS program above. VMXGSUM is the heart and soul of the MXG TREND database and can be very useful in creating summary datasets from your PDBs for reporting purposes. So what exactly is VMXGSUM, how does it work, and how can it be used?

VMXGSUM is a large and complex SAS MACRO (there are actually four macros imbedded in the VMXGSUM member of the SOURCLIB but three are used only by VMXGSUM for parsing) that is driven by parameters to generate SAS code to do generalized summarization of SAS datasets. Like most MACROs, VMXGSUM is a program that writes programs based on what the user tells it. This particular MACRO is specifically designed to generate the program noted here. A data step, followed by a PROC SORT, a PROC MEANS, and a final data step. Along the way, variables that are stored as rates (things per second) or averages can be normalized so that the summarized data will correctly reflect the rates and averages.

This process is highly optimized and the minimal number of variables is kept in the smallest amount of space so that the process is highly efficient. In addition, if any phase of the process is not needed to accomplish the objective set, that step is bypassed. If there are no variables to be normalized, the first data step is bypassed. If no sort is needed it is bypassed. When running under version 7 of SAS, if no normalization is required the final data step can also be bypassed. This is a simplistic view since there are other actions that can cause these steps to be executed, but VMXGSUM can and will bypass unneeded processing.

VMXGSUM uses a series of PROC CONTENTS and small data steps to determine what variables exist in input datasets and which are required for further processing and builds KEEP= lists on these input datasets to minimize the WORK space and memory required. If OPEN=DEFER is specified (version 7 of SAS or higher) or the first input dataset is on tape, this process is bypassed for the first data step but subsequent datasets will have keep lists containing only the variables required.

The following table contains all of the parameters that can be used in VMXGSUM with their default values and purpose.

Parameters are delimited by commas (except the last parameter in the list) and surrounded by parentheses. SAS statements in the INCODE OUTCODE or MYTIME must be valid and bounded with appropriate semi-colons.

For SAS versions earlier than version 7 and for version 7 unless the AUTONAME=YES option is used, a variable name can appear in only one list except for the NORM lists.

If multiple statistics are desired for the same variable, you must create a new variable for each statistic desired using the INCODE parameter (except when the AUTONAME=YES options is used with SAS version 7 and higher) and the new variable must be set equal to the old variable. For example, if you wanted the MIN, MAX, SUM, and MEAN of the variable CPUTM you would code:

...

Examples of VMXGSUM Usage:

Example 1 - Summarize with Interval Processing and Normalization

Create a report of average and maximum percent busy by system and hour of day.

In this example, PCTCPUBY is a function of the duration of the RMF interval so PCTCPUBY must be normalized by DURATM to get the correct answer. The variable MAXCPU is created in the INCODE and then the maximum value is found. To take the summarization to the hourly level, we have to tell VMXGSUM that the beginning of each RMF interval is the variable STARTIME with the DATETIME= operand and then tell it to turn this value into an HOUR rather than the smaller intervals present in RMFINTRV. Note that in the SUMBY= we specify the variable DATETIME rather than the variable STARTIME. DATETIME is created by VMXGSUM to contain intermediate datetime values. In the final data step, STARTIME will be set back to the value in the DATETIME variable for that observation. In this instance, the DATETIME variable will still exist in the output dataset as well but it could be dropped by specifying DROPDT=YES.

Example 2 - Summarize with Selection

Summarize the JOBS dataset by JOBCLASS. Calculate input queue time and find the mean of the input queue time and the total elapsed time and provide a count of the number of jobs executed in each class. Summarize only jobs that have completed execution. Sum the CPUTM, EXCPTOTL, and IOTMTOTL variables.

In this example, the variables INBITS, READTIME, and JINITIME appear only in the INCODE= and are therefore invisible to the KEEP logic in VMXGSUM so must be named in a KEEPIN= statement. In the INCODE=, we calculate the QUEUE time and keep only those observations with an SJ in positions 2 and 3 of the INBITS string. The average values of QUEUE and SELAPSTM are derived using the MEAN= operand, the sum of CPUTM, EXCPTOTL, and IOTMTOTL using the SUM=, and the number of jobs is counted using the FREQ= operand. In the OUTCODE=, a LABEL is assigned to the variables NUMJOBS and QUEUE.

Example 3 - Summarize with Interval Processing

Summarize the ASUMUOW dataset for transaction MXG* only finding the MIN, MAX, average, Standard Deviation, and the 95^th percentile or the response time as well as the number of transactions by hour.

Pre-V7 version: (Note that the 95^th percentile cannot be calculated prior to V7 of SAS)

V7 version:

In this example, we are able to exploit several features of VMXGSUM. The INTERVAL, DATETIME, and DROPDT parameters are all used to manipulate the datetime value of STRTTIME (the time the transaction started) and convert it to the HOUR in which the transaction started. The INCODE is used to exclude all transactions except those starting with the string MXG and the OUTCODE (in the pre-V7 version) is used to assign labels and formats to the variables created in the INCODE to hold the MIN, MAX, and standard deviation of the IRESPTM variable.

Using version 7 of SAS, we are able to avoid the need in the INCODE to create new variables by using AUTONAME=YES and we are also able to avoid executing the final data step by moving the LABEL statement from the OUTCODE to the PROC PRINT that follows the execution of VMXGSUM. Note the long variable names created by this execution of VMXGSUM. Each is the original variable name suffixed by _statistic where statistic is the keyword for the generated statistic. Also note that there is no FORMAT statement used for these generated variables. The INHERIT option in PROC MEANS causes the attributes of the orginal variable to be carried forward to the newly generated variables.

Example 4. Trending

Build a TREND dataset from the SMFINTRV dataset on the weekly PDB. Set the interval to WEEK and summarize by SYSTEM JOB SHIFT and INTBTIME. Recalculate the SHIFT if the unTRENDed data is being read. Sum the CPUTM, IOTMTOTL, and EXCPTOTL and build a variable containing the total tape mounts for each task.

This example is typical of the MXG TRND members. Both the INDATA and the OUTDATA point to the same TREND.TRNDxxxx member and the INDATA also points to the weekly dataset that is to be summarized into the TREND database. This demonstrates the use of multiple input datasets to VMXGSUM as well as demonstrating the use of dataset options on the input datasets (IN=INWEEK).

In the INCODE, we detect that the input observation is from the WEEK.SMFINTRV dataset and build the SHIFT variable from the INTBTIME variable as well as calculating the total number of tape mounts by summing the TAPSMNTS and TAPNMNTS. TAPSMNTS and TAPNMNTS must also be specified in the KEEPIN statement since they appear in not other lists in the VMXGSUM invocation and would otherwise be dropped from the input datasets.

Example 5 - Summarizing a summarized dataset

Using the dataset created in example 4, re-summarize to the weekly level and print a report.

In this example we exploit knowledge of the input dataset to optimize processing. Because the data has already been passed through VMXGSUM, we know that the number of variables has already been cut to the minimum required for the summarization level. In this instance, a single variable (SHIFT) is not required for this execution and the KEEP logic would save only the space for this 1 byte variable per observation. Specifying KEEPALL=YES bypasses the logic in VMXGSUM that builds the KEEP lists on input datasets. Further optimization is obtained since the lack of INCODE and OUTCODE processing eliminates the need for the first and last data steps (version 7 of SAS only for the final data step).

Because the data is summarized at the WEEK level, the FORMAT of DATETIME7 for the INTBTIME variable prints this DATETIME variable as only the DATE value.

How many tape drives are in use at one time? How many batch jobs are running in each job class? Common questions for the CPE analyst but how do you answer them?

In early releases of MXG,

SAS on the PC offers the availability of high resolution graphics devices and the ability to move pictures of data from SAS into other software for reporting and presentation purposes. In addition to the flexibility in formatting reports and graphs, the components of SAS for the PC are in general considerably less expensive on the PC than on the mainframe.

So, if the PC is a less expensive alternative but processing the raw data is impractical on the PC, how do you get from here to there? One answer that many sites are using is to license only base SAS on the mainframe (or base SAS and SAS/CONNECT) and to license the other desired parts of SAS on the PC. This leaves only the issue of moving the decoded data from the mainframe to the PC.

There are two methods of accomplishing this task. SAS data can be moved between platforms using the EXPORT engine or by using SAS/CONNECT. While it is fairly safe to say that a SAS dataset created with Windows 95 or 98 is usable by SAS on an NT or OS2 platform, the same is not necessarily true of other platforms and especially with the mainframe, it is absolutely necessary to go through some intermediate steps.

SAS/CONNECT is the preferred means of moving data from the mainframe to the PC. Using SAS/CONNECT, for all practical intents and purposes, a mainframe SAS data library can become an extension of the hard drive on your PC. SAS/CONNECT uses TCP/IP and TN3270 to establish a line mode TSO session and then a SAS session on the mainframe and ties the SAS session on the mainframe to a SAS session on the PC.

The use of SAS CONNECT requires some changes in the way MXG and SAS are used. On the mainframe side, you will want a separate CLIST that points to different CONFIG and VMXGINIT members and on the PC side you will want different AUTOEXEC.SAS and CONFIG members as well. In addition, on the PC side a script is needed to invoke the SAS/CONNECT software and to establish the SAS session on the mainframe. This script goes through the TSO logon process, drops out of ISPF if needed, and starts the SAS CLIST on the host. Samples of all of these members are contained in the appendices.

To use a SAS data library on the mainframe, it is simply a matter of issuing the appropriate LIBNAME commands. Assume that the name of the TN3270 server is TN3270 and that your PDB is MXG.PDB. To allocate the PDB to your PC SAS session (after the SAS/CONNECT session is established) you simply need to issue the command:

Issuing this LIBNAME command to a PC SAS session where a SAS CONNECT session has been established causes the MVS dataset MXG.PDB to be allocated to the PC SAS session as the LIBNAME PDB. So, it can be referenced as if it were on the hard drive of the PC in a data

step. For example, to read the JOBS dataset in the PDB, the set statement would be:

Just as it would be if the dataset were local to the PC.

The drawback to this method is that the allocation is with an implied disposition of OLD meaning other people cannot be concurrently accessing the PDB and that may be an unacceptable situation. While the LIBNAME command for MVS is aware of and allows the use of DISP=SHR, the PC version of the command is not aware of this option. To circumvent this problem, there is a relatively simple option. Issue the LIBNAME command on the MVS side with the DISP=SHR specified and then use a slightly different format of the LIBNAME command on the PC side of the connection.

To utilize this convention, you can either imbed the LIBNAME statements for the libraries you wish to have allocated in the VMXGINIT member or you can issue the LIBNAME command using the RSUB (remote submission) command of SAS/CONNECT. In either case, the format of the command is:

LIBNAME PDB ‘MXG.PDB’ DISP=SHR;

Alternatively, the allocation could be done in the CLIST that invokes SAS if you know that for every invocation of SAS/CONNECT there are a fixed set of SAS data libraries you wish to have allocate.

Regardless of the technique used to allocate the dataset on the MVS side of the connection, the syntax on the PC side of the connection then becomes:

A major drawback to using SAS/CONNECT on an MVS system is that the nature of the beast is that the CLIST is treated as a single TSO transaction and can quickly drop through the periods defined for TSO performance into the lowest possible priority for a TSO session. In the case where a system is fully utilized, the performance of the mainframe side of the SAS/CONNECT session may be less than wonderful.

What? Your management doesn’t want to shell out the thousands of dollars needed for a SAS/CONNECT license on the mainframe? You are not alone and all is not lost! There is still a way to get from point A (the mainframe) to point B (the PC).

The EXPORT engine of SAS can be used to create a SAS dataset in EXPORT form that can then be read by SAS on any other supported platform. This of course rests on the assumption that a method of moving the data between platforms does exist. This could be FTP or just IND$FILE. Mounting a 3490 tape on your PC is not a practical solution for most of us.

There are two ways to use the EXPORT engine. Via the ENGINE command on the LIBNAME or by using PROC CPORT/CIMPORT. It is a toss-up as to which is easiest but the PROC CPORT may be less obscure. In either case, the download of the data must be binary. An ASCII to EBCDIC conversion will cause erroneous results.

To copy the PDB data library to the EXPORT DDNAME using the LIBNAME convention the following statements are used:

To accomplish the same task using PROC CPORT, code the following:

In either case the resulting file must be downloaded to the PC. Assume that the file is downloaded as C:\PDB.XPT. The command to put the file back into native SAS format with the LIBNAME syntax would be:

Using the CPORT/CIMPORT method, the equivalent method is:

Once the data has been converted back to tIn either case the resulting file must be downloaded to the PC. Assume that the file is downloaded as C:\PDB.XPT, then the command to put the dataset back into a nativeSAS format

ACTIVE /* ACTIVE SMF RECORDING */

DSNAME(SYS1.MAN1,SYS1.MAN2,SYS1.MAN3) /* THREE DATA SETS */

LISTDSN /* LIST DSN AT IPL */

SID(xxxx) /* YOUR SYSTEM ID */

REC(PERM) /* TYPE 17 PERM RECORDS */

MAXDORM(0500) /* WRITE IDLE AFTER 05M */

STATUS(SMF,SYNC) /* WRITE STATS EVERY 15M */

JWT(0014) /* 522 AFTER 14 MINUTES */

SYNCVAL(00) /* SYNC TO HOUR */

INTVAL(15) /* 15 MINUTE INTERVALS */

DDCONS(NO) /* DON'T CONSOL T30 EXCP */

NOPROMPT /* DONT PROMPT OPERATOR */

DUMPABND(NORETRY) /* DEFAULT RETRY */

NOBUFFS(MSG) /* DEFAULT TO MESSAGE */

LASTDS(MSG) /* DEFAULT TO MESSAGE */

SYS(NOTYPE(4,5,16,19,34,35,40,69),

EXITS(IEFU83,IEFU84,IEFACTRT,IEFUJV,IEFUSI,IEFUJI,IEFUTL,

IEFU29,IEFUJP),

NOINTERVAL,NODETAIL)

SUBSYS(STC,EXITS(IEFU29,IEFU83,IEFU84,IEFACTRT,IEFUJP,IEFUSO),

INTERVAL(SMF,SYNC))

SUBSYS(OMVS,EXITS(IEFU29,IEFU83,IEFU84,IEFACTRT,IEFUJP,IEFUSO),

INTERVAL(SMF,SYNC))

/*********************************************************************/

/* PART 1: MEASUREMENTS */

/*********************************************************************/

CHAN /* CHANNEL STATISTICS */

CACHE /* CACHE RMF REPORTER */

CPU /* CPU STATISTICS */

DEVICE(DASD) /* DIRECT ACCESS DEVICES MEASURED */

DEVICE(TAPE) /* MEASURE TAPE DEVICES */

DEVICE(NOCHRDR) /* NO CHARACTER READER DEVICES MEASURED */

DEVICE(NOUNITR) /* NO UNIT RECORD DEVICES MEASURED */

DEVICE(NOCOMM) /* NO COMMUNICATION DEVICES MEASURED */

DEVICE(NOGRAPH) /* NO GRAPHICS DEVICES MEASURED */

DEVICE(NMBR(40A0,40A1,50A0,50A1)) /* CF measurements */

DEVICE(NOSG) /* NO SELECTION BY STORAGE GROUPS */

ENQ(DETAIL) /* DETAILED ENQUEUE REPORT */

IOQ(DASD) /* DASD I/O QUEUEING MEASURED */

IOQ(TAPE) /* TAPE I/O QUEUEING MEASURED */

IOQ(NOCHRDR) /* NO CHARACTER READER I/O QUEUEING */

IOQ(NOUNITR) /* NO UNIT RECORD DEVICE I/O QUEUEING */

IOQ(NOCOMM) /* NO COMMUNICATION I/O QUEUEING */

IOQ(NOGRAPH) /* NO GRAPHICS DEVICE I/O QUEUEING */

IOQ(NMBR(40A0,40A1,50A0,50A1)) /* CF Measurements */

PAGESP /* PAGE/SWAP DATASET STATISTICS */

PAGING /* PAGING DATA */

TRACE(RCVAFQA,ALL) /* AVERAGE AVAILABLE FRAME COUNT */

TRACE(RCVUICA,ALL) /* AVERAGE UNREF. INTERVAL COUNT */

TRACE(RMCARSSC,ALL) /* CENTRAL STORAGE SHORTAGE SWAPS */

VSTOR(S) /* VIRTUAL STORAGE SUMMARY DATA */

WKLD(PERIOD,SYSTEM) /* WORKLOAD MANAGER DATA BY PERIOD */

/*****************************************************************/

/* PART 2: TIMING */

/*****************************************************************/

CYCLE(0500) /* SAMPLE TWICE PER SECOND */

NOSTOP /* ACTIVE UNTIL OPERATOR ISSUES STOP*/

SYNC(SMF) /* SYNC INTERVAL */

/*********************************************************************/

/* PART 3: REPORTING / RECORDING OF DATA */

/*********************************************************************/

NOOPTIONS /* OPTIONS NOT DISPLAYED, NO REPLY */

RECORD /* WRITE SMF RECORDS EVERY INTERVAL */

NOREPORT /* NO WRITTEN REPORTS TO SYSOUT */

SYSOUT(U) /* REPORTS TO CLASS U, IF REPORT */

/*****************************************************************/

/* PART 4: USER EXITS (ALSO USED BY CACHE REPORTER OFFERING) */

/**************************************************************/

NOEXITS /* DO NOT TAKE USER EXITS */

CYCLE(1000) /* SAMPLE EVERY SECOND (1000 MSEC) */

DATASET(ADD(SYS1.&SYSNAME..RMFMON3A)) /* DATASET 1 */

DATASET(ADD(SYS1.&SYSNAME..RMFMON3B)) /* DATASET 2 */

DATASET(ADD(SYS1.&SYSNAME..RMFMON3C),SWITCH) /* DATASET 3 */

DATASET(START) /* NO DATASET SUPPORT */

DATASET(WHOLD(7)) /* CONTROLS BUFFER PAGES IN STORAGE */

MINTIME(60) /* LENGTH OF MINTIME */

NOOPTIONS /* DO NOT DISPLAY OPTIONS */

RESOURCE(*JES2,JES2) /* SPECIFIES JES STARTED TASK NAME */

NOSTOP /* RUN UNTIL OPERATOR ISSUES STOP */

SYNC(00) /* MINTIME SYNCHRONIZATION */

SYSOUT(7) /* MESSAGES TO SYSOUT CLASS A */

WSTOR(32) /* SIZE OF INSTORAGE BUFFER (IN MB) */

IOSUB /* I/O SUBSYSTEM GATHERING ACTIVE */

//STEP1 EXEC PGM=IFASMFDP

//DUMPIN DD DSN=SYS1.MANx,DISP=SHR,AMP=(‘BUFND=46’)

//DUMPOUT DD DSN=SMF.DUMP,DISP=(,CATLG,DELETE),

// SPACE=(CYL,(100,50)),DSORG=PS,LRECL=X,BLKSIZE=0,

// RECFM=VBS,DATACLAS=STRIPED

//DB2 DD DSN=SMF.DB2.DUMP,DISP=(,CATLG,DELETE),

// SPACE=(CYL,(100,50)),DSORG=PS,LRECL=X,BLKSIZE=0,

// RECFM=VBS,DATACLAS=STRIPED

//STATRECS DD DSN=SMF.CICSSTAT.DUMP,DISP=(,CATLG,DELETE),

// SPACE=(CYL,(100,50)),DSORG=PS,LRECL=X,BLKSIZE=0,

// RECFM=VBS,DATACLAS=STRIPED

//CICSTRAN DD DSN=SMF.CICSTRAN.DUMP,DISP=(,CATLG,DELETE),

// DSORG=PS,LRECL=X,BLKSIZE=0,UNIT=3490,

// RECFM=VBS,DATACLAS=STRIPED

//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*

//SYSIN DD *

INDD(DUMPIN,OPTIONS(ALL))

OUTDD(DUMPOUT,NOTYPE(100:102,110))

OUTDD(DB2,TYPE(100:102))

OUTDD(STATRECS,TYPE(110(2)))

OUTDD(CICSTRAN,TYPE(110(1)))

PROC 0 +

ENTRY (SASHOST) /* Entry point name */ +

CONFIG () /* User CONFIG file DSN */ +

SASUSER () /* SASUSER file DSN */ +

AUTOEXEC () /* User AUTOEXEC DSN */ +

SASAUTOS () /* User SASAUTOS DSN */ +

LOAD () /* User load library DSN */ +

/* --------ALLOW ALTERNATE DDNAMES ---------------------- */ +

DDCONFIG () DFCONFIG(CONFIG) /* CONFIG= file DDname */ +

DDSASUSR () DFSASUSR(SASUSER) /* SASUSER= data lib DDname */ +

DDAUTOEX () DFAUTOEX(SASEXEC) /* AUTOEXEC= file DDname */ +

DDSASAUT () DFSASAUT(SASAUTOS)/* SASAUTOS= library DDname */ +

DDPARMCD () DFPARMCD(SASPARM) /* PARMCARDS= file DDname */ +

DDWORK () DFWORK (WORK) /* WORK= data lib DDname */ +

DDSYSIN () DFSYSIN (SYSIN) /* SYSIN= file DDname */ +

DDLOG () DFLOG (SASLOG) /* LOG= file DDname */ +

DDPRINT () DFPRINT (SASLIST) /* PRINT= file DDname */ +

DDSASMSG () DFSASMSG(SASMSG) /* SASMSG= library DDname */ +

DDSASHLP () DFSASHLP(SASHELP) /* SASHELP= data lib DDname */ +

OPTIONS () /* SAS options */ +

PARMCARD(1) /* parmcard file size */ +

UNITS (CYL) /* alloc unit for LOG, PARMS */ +

WORK ('500,200') /* WORK data lib size in blks*/ +

INPUT (*) /* SAS source i/p DSN */ +

LOG (*) /* SAS log DSN/size */ +

PRINT (*) /* SAS list DSN */ +

BLOCK (264) /* PRINT BLOCKSIZE */ +

LRECL (260) /* PRINT LRECL */ +

SASLOAD (''SAS.LIBRARY''') /* SAS load library DSN */ +

SASMSG ('''SAS.SASMSG''') /* SAS message library DSN */ +

SASHELP ('''SAS.SASHELP''') /* SAS catalog library DSN */ +

MAUTS ('''SAS.AUTOLIB''') /* SAS macro source DSN */ +

SORTLINK(*) /* put system sort lib in */ +

/* STEPLIB? * => No */ +

SORTLDSN('''SYS1.SORT.LINKLIB''') /* system sort library DSN*/ +

GO /* Continue previous session?*/ +

FLUSH NOFLUSH /* Flush stack if error? */ +

STAE NOSTAE /* Trap main task abends? */ +

STAI NOSTAI /* Trap subtask abends? */ +

STAX NOSTAX /* Trap attentions? */ +

STACK NOSTACK /* Create new i/p stack? */ +

SHARE NOSHARE /* Share subpool 78 */ +

TRACE /* CLIST debugging */

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* Enable clist debugging options

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &TRACE NE THEN +

CONTROL LIST CONLIST SYMLIST

CONTROL ASIS

/*

/* -----------------------------------------------------------

/* set DDnames and corresponding options appropriately

/* -----------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &DDCONFIG NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS CONFIG=&DDCONFIG)

ELSE +

SET DDCONFIG=&DFCONFIG

IF &DDSASUSR NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SASUSER=&DDSASUSR)

ELSE +

SET DDSASUSR=&DFSASUSR

IF &DDAUTOEX NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS AUTOEXEC=&DDAUTOEX)

ELSE +

SET DDAUTOEX=&DFAUTOEX

IF &DDSASAUT NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SASAUTOS=&DDSASAUT)

ELSE +

SET DDSASAUT=&DFSASAUT

IF &DDPARMCD NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS PARMCARDS=&DDPARMCD)

ELSE +

SET DDPARMCD=&DFPARMCD

IF &DDWORK NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS WORK=&DDWORK)

ELSE +

SET DDWORK=&DFWORK

IF &DDSYSIN NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SYSIN=&DDSYSIN)

ELSE +

SET DDSYSIN=&DFSYSIN

IF &DDLOG NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS LOG=&DDLOG)

ELSE +

SET DDLOG=&DFLOG

IF &DDPRINT NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS PRINT=&DDPRINT)

ELSE +

SET DDPRINT=&DFPRINT

IF &DDSASMSG NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SASMSG=&DDSASMSG)

ELSE +

SET DDSASMSG=&DFSASMSG

IF &DDSASHLP NE THEN +

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SASHELP=&DDSASHLP)

ELSE +

SET DDSASHLP=&DFSASHLP

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* if SU11 installed then set SU11 to REUSE, else set it to null

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

SET SU11=REUSE

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* free files and attribute lists for reuse

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

CONTROL NOMSG

FREE ATTR(SASDCB)

IF &SU11 EQ THEN DO

IF &GO EQ THEN DO

FREE FILE(&DDSYSIN &DDLOG &DDPRINT &DDWORK &DDSASHLP &DDCONFIG +

&DDSASUSR &DDPARMCD &DDSASAUT &DDSASMSG SAMPSIO MAPS)

END

ELSE +

FREE FILE(&DDSYSIN &DDLOG)

END

CONTROL MSG

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* Allocate SOURCE data set

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &STR(&INPUT) NE &STR(*) THEN DO

SET OPTIONS=&STR(&OPTIONS SYSIN=&DDSYSIN)

ALLOC F(&DDSYSIN) DA(&INPUT) SHR &SU11

END

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* Allocate LOG file data set

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &STR(&LOG) NE THEN DO

IF &DATATYPE(&STR(&SUBSTR(1:1,&STR(&LOG)))) EQ CHAR THEN +

ALLOC FILE(&DDLOG) DA(&LOG) &SU11

ELSE +

ALLOC FILE(&DDLOG) &UNITS SP(&LOG) &SU11

END

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* Allocate SASEXEC data set

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &STR(&AUTOEXEC) NE THEN +

ALLOC F(&DDAUTOEX) DA(&AUTOEXEC) SHR &SU11

/*

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/* If GO, set NOWORKINIT so WORK not initialized

/* Allocate other data sets if no GO option

/*--------------------------------------------------------------

/*

IF &GO NE THEN DO

SET &OPTIONS = &STR(&OPTIONS NOWORKINIT)

END

ELSE DO

/*

/* Allocate config file User config concatenated after, since

/* later options supersede prior

/*

SET &CONFIGL = &STR( +

'MXG.SOURCLIB(CONFGTCP)' +

&CONFIG)

ALLOC F(&DDCONFIG) DA(&CONFIGL) SHR &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate WORK file data set

/*

/*

ALLOC F(&DDWORK) SP(&WORK) DSORG(PS) UNIT(SYSDA) ROUND +

RECFM(F S) LRECL(6144) BLKSIZE(6144) &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate MSG file data set

/*

/*

ALLOC F(&DDSASMSG) DA(&SASMSG) SHR &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate PRINT file data set

/*

/*

IF &STR(&PRINT) NE THEN DO

ATTRIB SASDCB RECFM(V B A) LRECL(&LRECL) BLKSIZE(&BLOCK) DSORG(PS)

IF &DATATYPE(&STR(&SUBSTR(1:1,&STR(&PRINT)))) EQ CHAR THEN +

ALLOC FILE(&DDPRINT) DA(&PRINT) USING(SASDCB) MOD &SU11

ELSE +

ALLOC FILE(&DDPRINT) &UNITS SP(&PRINT) USING(SASDCB) &SU11

FREE ATTR(SASDCB)

END

/*

/*

/* Allocate HELP library

/*

/*

ALLOC F(&DDSASHLP) DA(&SASHELP) SHR &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate SASPARM for parms

/*

/*

IF &STR(&PARMCARD) NE THEN +

ALLOC FILE(&DDPARMCD) &UNITS SP(&PARMCARD) UNIT(SYSDA) &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate SASUSER library If SASUSER option specifies user file

/* dsn, allocate it. Otherwise check for

/* SASUSER by standard name. If it does

/* not exist, create it. If it does, use

/* it.

/* NOTE: To use the &SYSDSN CLIST function as shown,

/* you need to have TSO/E Version 1, Release 3, or a

/* subsequent release, installed.

/*

IF &SYSPREF EQ THEN +

SET &USRPREF = &SYSUID

ELSE +

SET &USRPREF = &SYSPREF

IF &STR(&SASUSER) EQ THEN +

SET &SASUSER = &STR('&USRPREF..SAS609.SASUSER')

SET STATE = &SYSDSN(&SASUSER)

IF &STATE = OK THEN +

ALLOC F(&DDSASUSR) DA(&SASUSER) OLD &SU11

ELSE +

IF &STATE = DATASET NOT FOUND THEN DO

WRITE Warning: SASUSER file does not exist, will be created.

ALLOC F(&DDSASUSR) DA(&SASUSER) NEW CATALOG SP(30 5) ROUND +

DSORG(PS) RECFM(F S) BLKSIZE(6144) &SU11

END

ELSE DO

WRITE Warning: SASUSER file: &STATE

WRITE SASUSER file not allocated to this session

END

/*

/*

/* Allocate SASAUTOS autocall macro libraries

/*

/*

SET SASAUTOS = &STR(&SASAUTOS &MAUTS)

ALLOC F(&DDSASAUT) DA(&SASAUTOS) SHR &SU11

/*

/*

/* Allocate SAMPSIO sample SAS data library

/*

/*

ALLOC F(SAMPSIO) DA('SYS7.SAS.v6r09e.SAMPSIO') +

SHR &SU11

/*

/* Allocate SAS C Transient library

/*

ALLOC F(CTRANS) DA('SAS.SASC.TRANSLIB') SHR &SU11

END

/*

/* put system sort link library in STEPLIB if needed

/*

IF &STR(&SORTLINK) NE THEN +

SET SORTLDSN=&STR()

/*

/*

/* Invoke SAS

/*

/*

ALLOC F(SASCTCPV) DA('SAS.SASCTCPV') SHR &SU11

ALLOC F(LIBRARY) DA('MXG.FORMATS') SHR &SU11

ALLOC F(SOURCLIB) DA('MXG.USERID.SOURCLIB' +

'MXG.CHANGES.SOURCLIB' +

'MXG.SOURCLIB') SHR &SU11

SET TASKLIB = &STR(&LOAD &SASLOAD &SORTLDSN)

SET PARM=&STR(T(&TASKLIB) E(&ENTRY) O('&OPTIONS') &FLUSH &NOFLUSH +

&STAE &NOSTAE &STAI &NOSTAI &STAX &NOSTAX +

&STACK &NOSTACK &SHARE &NOSHARE)

SASCP &PARM

SET RC=&LASTCC

CONTROL NOMSG

IF &AUTOEXEC NE THEN +

FREE F(&DDAUTOEX)

EXIT CODE(&RC)

SAS/CONNECT CONFIG Member (mainframe side)

* MISC OPTIONS YOU ARE LIKELY TO CHANGE

NEWS='SAS.NEWS(NEWS)'

SITEINFO='SAS.NEWS(SITEINFO)'

SORTDEV=3380

* OPTIONS FOR TUNING

BUFNO=3

DMR

COMAMID=TCP

NOTERMINAL

NO$SYNTAXCHECK

MEMSIZE=60M

INITSTMT='%INCLUDE SOURCLIB(TCPINIT);%VMXGINIT;'

SASAUTOS=SOURCLIB

MAUTOSOURCE

NOIMPLMAC

PSUPISA=170K

PSUPOSA=20K

VMPAISA=256K

VMPAOSA=128K

VMPBISA=256K

VMPBOSA=128K

* OTHER HOST OPTIONS

VECTOR

MSGLEVEL=N

BLKSIZE(DASD)=HALF

/* ADD ANY MAINFRAME DATASETS YOU WANT TO ACCESS VIA CONNECT TO THE */

/* END OF VMXGINIT AS SHOWN. WHILE YOU CAN DO THE ALLOCATION FROM */

/* WITHIN SAS/CONNECT, YOU CANNOT SPECIFY DISP=SHR AND THAT MAY */

/* BE IMPORTANT TO OTHER USERS OF THE DATABASES. */

LIBNAME PDB 'MXG.PDB' DISP=SHR;

LIBNAME TREND 'MXG.TREND' DISP=SHR

/* CONCATENATE USERID.SOURCLIB DIRECTORY AHEAD OF MXG.SOURCLIB */

FILENAME SOURCLIB ('C:\MXG\USERID' 'C:\MXG\SOURCLIB');

LIBNAME LIBRARY 'C:\MXG\FORMATS';

/* POINT TO THE TCPIP SCRIPT FOR CONNECT */

FILENAME RLINK 'C:\SAS\CONNECT\SASLINK\TCPMXG.SCR';

/* REMOTE= POINTS TO THE DNS NAME OF YOUR TCPIP SERVER FOR TN 3270 */

/* COMAMID= SAYS YOU ARE GOING TO USE TCPIP TO COMMUNICATE */

OPTIONS MAUTOSOURCE SASAUTOS=SOURCLIB COMAMID=TCP REMOTE=xxxxxxxx;

%INCLUDE SOURCLIB(VMXGINIT); %VMXGINIT;

SIGNON; /* START THE CONNECT SESSION */

/* ANY MAINFRAME DATABASES YOU WISH TO ACCESS */

/* SERVER= MUST be the same as REMOTE= above */

LIBNAME PDB REMOTE SLIBREF=PDB SERVER=xxxxxx;

LIBNAME TREND REMOTE SLIBREF=TREND SERVER=xxxxxxxx;

trace OFF;

ECHO OFF;

log "NOTE: MXG SAS TCP script entered.";

if not tcp then goto notcp;

if signoff then goto signoff;

/* ------------------------ TCP SIGNON ------------------------------*/

/* make sure we are running ibm's tcp/ip */

waitfor 'IKJ56700A ENTER', 120 seconds : noinit;

/*---------------------------MVS LOGON-------------------------------*/

input 'Userid?';

type ENTER;

waitfor

'Password ===>',

'IKJ56714A',60 seconds : nolog;

input nodisplay 'Password?';

type ENTER;

basewait:

waitfor 'READY',

'CURRENTLY LOGGED ON' : dup_log,

'IKJ56425I' : dup_log,

'IKJ56410I' : dup_log,

'YOU MAY CHANGE IT' : chngeit,

'ENTER YOUR SELECTION:' : ispf,

'IKJ' : hitenter,

'*** ' : hitenter,

'NOT VALID' : nouser,

'PASSWORD INVALID' : nopass,

'RECONNECT SUCCESS' : recon,

30 seconds : nostrt;

waitfor 1 second;

strt_sas:

log 'NOTE: Logged on to TSO.... Starting remote SAS now.';

/* tcpipprf option-locates TCP config data sets - value is site */

/* specific and its need dependent on your TCP configuration. */

/* noterminal suppressses prompts from remote SAS session. */

/* no$syntaxcheck prevents remote side from going into syntax */

/* checking mode when a syntax error is encountered. */

type "MXGTCP" ENTER;

sas_wait:

waitfor

'***' : hitnter2,

'SESSION ESTABLISHED', 30 seconds : nosas;

log 'NOTE: SAS/CONNECT conversation established.';

stop;

/*---------------------------MVS LOGOFF------------------------------*/

signoff:

type 'logoff' LF;

waitfor 'LOGGED OFF' , 20 seconds : noterm;

log 'NOTE: SAS/CONNECT conversation terminated.';

stop;

/*----- SUBROUTINES -------------------------------------------------*/

recon:

log 'NOTE: Reconnected to previous session. Old SAS session lost.';

type "$abort" LF;

waitfor 'READY' : strt_sas,

120 seconds;

log 'NOTE: Reconnected to a Running Session, but no READY prompt';

abort;

/*--------------- ERROR ROUTINES --------------------------------*/

nouser:

snapshot;

log 'ERROR: Unrecognized userid.';

abort;

nopass:

log 'ERROR: Invalid password.';

abort;

notcp:

log 'ERROR: Incorrect communications access method.';

log 'NOTE: You must set "OPTIONS COMAMID=TCP;" before using this';

log ' script file.';

abort;

noinit:

log 'ERROR: Did not understand remote session banner.';

abort;

nolog:

snapshot;

log 'ERROR: Did not get userid or password prompt.';

abort;

nostrt:

snapshot;

log 'ERROR: Did not get TSO startup messages after logon.';

abort;

nosas:

snapshot;

log 'ERROR: Did not get SAS software startup messages.';

abort;

dup_log:

log 'ERROR: User is already logged onto TSO.';

abort;

noterm:

log 'WARNING: Did not get messages confirming logoff.';

abort;

ispf:

type 'X' ENTER;

goto basewait;

chngeit:

TYPE ENTER;

goto basewait;

hitenter:

snapshot;

TYPE ENTER;

TYPE CLEAR;

goto basewait;

hitnter2:

snapshot;

TYPE ENTER;

TYPE CLEAR;

goto sas_wait;

VMXGSUM invocation message.

After parsing, a truncated version of the parameters as seen by VMXGSUM. The text is limited to the first 40 characters of the strings to save space and may not be syntactically correct.

MXGNOTE: CONTAIN ONLY A SINGLE OBSERVATION PER ID GROUP;

There is no SUMBY= statement. You are asking for global summarization to a single observation. In other words, the grand total for the INDATA= datasets. If this is what you

wanted, then it is not a problem.

The conditions are right to bypass the first data step and go directly to the SORT.

MXGNOTE: SET IS NOT IN THE CORRECT SEQUENCE ERRORS MAY RESULT;

You told us the data is in order and we trust you so we are bypassing the sort step. The PROC MEANS will ABEND if the data is not in sequence.

The number of parentheses in the INDATA= string is unbalanced. This will probably result in a syntax error somewhere downstream, but we are going to try and continue processing.

There is a parenthesized phrase (dataset options like KEEP=) that is not preceded by a valid dataset name. This will most likely result in a syntax error.

You specified END=xxxx without first specifying a valid dataset name in the INDATA= parameter. It will most likely cause a syntax error but we will attempt to continue processing.

OPEN=DEFER uses only the variables found on the first dataset to construct the input vector. No variables that exist on the second or subsequent datasets that do not also exist on the first dataset can be processed. If it is attempted, a WARNING message is raised. Assuming you are using OPEN=DEFER to avoid tape mounts, using KEEPALL= NO will defeat that since we must mount every tape to read the contents and determine the variables. You may wish to specify KEEPALL=YES if you are using OPEN=DEFER.

You specified OPEN=DEFER without first specifying a valid dataset name in the INDATA=. This will probably result in a syntax error but we will attempt to continue processing.

One of the datasets specified in INDATA= does not exist. If you are expecting variables that exist only in this dataset, they will not be there unless you specify KEEPALL=YES.

MXGWARN: UNIQUE. CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED WITH THIS OPTION;

NODUP=NODUP was specified. The use of this option can result in a loss of data if you unintentionally remove the variables that made the observation unique. Suppose for the sake of argument that you had two jobs with the same name that got exactly the same amount of CPU time. If you remove all the variables EXCEPT the CPU time and the job name, one will be dropped because they are now in effect duplicates even though in reality they are not. In this instance, adding the READTIME and JESNR to the mix prevents the problem.

An invalid value was specified for the NODUP= option and the option will be ignored.

One or more of the variables specified in a NORMx argument is missing. The argument will be ignored and processing will continue.

The specification of P1, P5,... P99 is not supported by the release of SAS you are using. You must be at version 7 of SAS or greater to use this option.

MXGWARN: THE DATASET SPECIFIED BY OUTDATA=value of outdata IS EITHER;

MXGWARN: EMPTY OR MISSING. ERASEOUT= PROCESSING IS BYPASSED;

You specified ERASEOUT processing but the output dataset does not exist and cannot therefore be deleted.

You specified multiple output datasets or the dataset name is not valid and we cannot determine what dataset it is you want is to erase. Therefore, we are not going to erase anything.

You specified DURATM=INTERVAL but the DURATM variable already exists in the output dataset. Depending on your intent, this may or may not be an error.

MXGERROR: VMXGSUM IS ABORTING.

VMXGSUM KEEP processing is limited to approximately 1500 variables and you have exceeded that number. This is an arbitrary limitation that can be expanded. Because we cannot parse the strings, we are aborting all processing.

None of the datasets you listed in the INDATA= parameter exist. Because of that, there is no data to be summarized and everything beyond here is going to fail. To avoid that and save some time and resources, this invocation of VMXGSUM is aborted.

There is no action specified by any of the statistics parameters and that means there is nothing for us to do so we are shutting down this VMXGSUM invocation.

There are no input datasets and no output datasets so there is nothing for us to do and we are shutting down this VMXGSUM invocation.

Table of MXG dataset sizes

MXG NUMBER LENGTH PAGE RECORDS

DATASET OF OF SIZE / 3390

NAME DATASET LABEL VARS OBS BYTES TRACK

ACF2AR ACFAR: ACF2 SUBTYPE R 19 148 27648 372

ACF2CR ACFCR: ACF2 SUBTYPE T 28 382 27648 144

ACF2DR ACFDR: ACF2 SUBTYPE D 61 485 27648 114

ACF2ER ACFER: ACF2 SUBTYPE E 29 261 27648 210

ACF2JR ACFJR: ACF2 SUBTYPE L BEFORE/A 36 418 27648 132

ACF2JRL ACFJRL: ACF2 SUBTYPE L LID INF 91 686 55296 80

ACF2NRA ACFNRA: ACF2 SUBTYPE A 22 343 27648 160

ACF2NRB ACFNRB: ACF2 SUBTYPE G 24 201 27648 274

ACF2PR ACFPR: ACF2 SUBTYPE P 28 191 27648 288

ACF2TR ACFTR: ACF2 SUBTYPE J 23 162 27648 340

ACF2VR ACFVR: ACF2 SUBTYPE V 49 1201 55296 46

ACTVSRVR NTACSR: NT ACTIVE SERVER PAGES 51 288 27648 192

AICOSTAT AICOST: AICORP KLBMS PRODUCT S 18 144 27648 384

AICSCS AICSCS: AICORP CENTRAL SERVER 25 204 27648 270

AIM098_A AIMRA: AIM - DATABASE AREA ACC 33 377 27648 146

AIM098_B AIMRB: AIM - DATABASE BUFFER U 39 368 27648 150

AIM098_D AIMRD: AIM - DATABASE DSI ACCE 34 347 27648 158

AIM098_P AIMRP: AIM - TASK SEPERATOR RE 14 67 27648 824

AIM098_R AIMRR: AIM - INDEXED FILE USAG 28 241 27648 228

AIM098_S AIMRS: AIM - SQL SESSION RECOR 73 303 27648 182

AIM098_T AIMRT: DATABASE TABLE ACCESS S 30 237 27648 232

AIM110 AIM0: AIM TASK RESOURCE RECORD 16 77 27648 718

AIM111_B AIM1B: AIM DATABASE RECORD BAS 15 77 27648 718

AIM111_D AIM1D: AIM DATABASE RECORD DAT 11 61 27648 906

AIM111_S AIM1S: AIM DATABASE RECORD SCH 12 69 27648 800

AIM112_B AIM2B: AIM - SCHEMA RECORD - B 16 85 27648 650

AIM112_I AIM2I: AIM - SCHEMA RECORD - I 15 93 27648 594

AIM112_R AIM2R: AIM - SCHEMA RECORD - R 9 53 27648 1042

AIM112_S AIM2S: AIM - SCHEMA RECORD - S 11 69 27648 800

AIM112_U AIM2U: AIM - SCHEMA RECORD - R 11 69 27648 800

AIM112_V AIM2V: SCHEMA RECORD SUBRANGE 19 101 27648 546

AIM113_B AIM3B: NON-VSAM DATASET RECORD 10 53 27648 1042

AIM113_S AIM3S: NON-VSAM DATASET RECORD 13 69 27648 800

AIM113_U AIM3U: NON-VSAM DATASET RECORD 10 53 27648 1042

AIM116_D AIM6D: AIM DEADLOCK RECORD TAS 11 69 27648 800

AIM116_R AIM6R: AIM DEADLOCK RECORD RES 18 119 27648 464

AIM116_1 AIM61: AIM DEADLOCK RECORD BAS 11 63 27648 876

AIM117_R AIM7R: AIM - DBMS - XIF RECORD 13 81 27648 682

AIM117_S AIM7S: AIM - DBMS - XIF RECORD 61 273 27648 202

AIM117_X AIM7X: AIM - DBMS - XIF RECORD 14 85 27648 650

AIM117_0 AIM70: AIM - DBMS - ALARM POIN 14 85 27648 650

AIM117_1 AIM71: AIM - DBMS - XIF RECORD 11 65 27648 850

AIM117_2 AIM72: AIM - DBMS - XIF RECORD 11 65 27648 850

AIM117_3 AIM73: AIM - DBMS - XIF ALARM 13 77 27648 718

AIONACCT TYAION: AIONACCT 43 196 27648 282

APAFCHAN APAFCH: APAF CHANNEL BUSY DATA 21 97 27648 570

APAFCHN APAFCB: APAF MILLINNEUM CHAN B 15 70 27648 788

APAFCPBY APAFCP: APAF CPU BUSY DATA 462 1909 55296 28

APAFDOMA APAFDO: APAF DOMAIN ACTIVITY D 355 1451 55296 38

APAFENDS APAFEN: APAF END SELECT RECORD 6 29 27648 1906

APAFGLOB APAFGL: APAF GLOBAL DATA 30 190 27648 290

APAFLPAC APAFLC: APAF MILLENNIUM LPAR C 16 69 27648 800

APAFLPAR APAFLP: APAF MILLENNIUM LPAR D 142 588 27648 94

APAFPOOL APAFPO: APAF MILLENNIUM POOL D 11 52 27648 1062

APAFSELE APAFSE: APAF SELECTION RECORD 8 105 27648 526

APAFSYSD APAFSY: APAF MILLENNIUM SYSTEM 101 499 27648 110

APPLETLK NTAPLT: NT APPLETALK 34 232 27648 238

ARBTRA02 ARBA02: ARBITER APS USER SIGNO 41 204 27648 270

ARBTRB01 ARBB01: APS SYSLU CONNECTION 21 124 27648 444

ARBTRB02 ARBB02: APS LOGMODE CNOS OPEN 22 136 27648 406

ARBTRB03 ARBB03: APS LOGMODE CNOS ALTER 32 176 27648 314

ARBTRB04 ARBB04: APS LOGMODE CNOS CLOSE 28 160 27648 344

ARBTRB05 ARBB05: APS SYSLU DISCONNECTIO 27 148 27648 372

ARBTRC01 ARBC01: RFS REMOTE DISK ACCESS 21 132 27648 418

ARBTRC02 ARBC02: RFS REMOTE DISK UNACCE 45 228 27648 242

ARBTR001 ARB001: ARBITER INITIALIZATION 38 213 27648 258

ARBTR002 ARB002: ARBITER LOST SMF RECOR 16 96 27648 576

ARBTR003 ARB003: ARBITER TERMINATION 16 96 27648 576

ARBTR101 ARB101: ARBITER USER SIGON 38 315 27648 174

ARBTR102 ARB102: ARBITER USER SIGNOFF 72 457 27648 120

ARBTR201 ARB201: RDE API OR PC DISK MOU 26 205 27648 268

ARBTR202 ARB202: RDE API OR PC DISK DIS 31 233 27648 236

ARBTR301 ARB301: ARBITER RDE API PC FIL 29 285 27648 194

ARBTR302 ARB302: ARBITER RDE API PC FIL 32 289 27648 190

ARBTR401 ARB401: ARBITER EFI BATCH EXTR 31 265 27648 208

ARBTR402 ARB402: EFI BATCH OS DATA SET 30 291 27648 190

ARBTR403 ARB403: EFI BATCH SAS DB XFER 30 291 27648 190

ARBTR404 ARB404: EFI BATCH FOCUS DB XFE 30 291 27648 190

ARBTR501 ARB501: ARBITER ISR LOGON 22 141 27648 392

ARBTR502 ARB502: ARBITER ISR LOGOFF 26 157 27648 352

ARBTR601 ARB601: EFI INTERACTIVE OS DS 31 296 27648 186

ARBTR602 ARB602: EFI INTERACTIVE OS DS 35 312 27648 176

ARBTR701 ARB701: ARBITER RDE DISK CREAT 32 279 27648 198

ARBTR702 ARB702: ARBITER RDE DISK DELET 27 212 27648 260

ARBTR703 ARB703: ARBITER RDE DISK ALTER 35 346 27648 158

ARBTR704 ARB704: ARBITER RDE DISK COPY 32 285 27648 194

ARBTR801 ARB801: RDE SPACE VSAM DS ADD 25 196 27648 282

ARBTR802 ARB802: RDE SPACE VSAM DS REMO 25 196 27648 282

ARBTR901 ARB901: EFI PDS DATA SET ADD 18 152 27648 362

ARBTR902 ARB902: EFI PDS DATA SET REMOV 18 152 27648 362

ASUMACCT 10 57 27648 970

ASUMDB2A SUDB2A: SUMMARIZED DB2ACCT 362 1539 55296 35

ASUMDB2B SUDB2B: SUMMARIZED DB2ACCTB 43 261 27648 210

ASUMGLOB 52 265 27648 208

ASUMIDMS SUIDMS: SUMMARIZED IDMSTAS 30 187 27648 294

ASUMTALO SUTALO: MXGTMNT ALLOC TAPEDRIV 15 71 27648 778

ASUMUOW SUUOW: SUMMARIZED DB2ACCT AND 59 286 27648 192

ASUM70PR SU70PR: SUMMARIZED TYPE 70PR 253 929 55296 59

AUTOCICS AUTOCI: AUTOMATE CICS STATISTI 37 163 27648 338

AUTOCMDS AUTOCM: AUTOMATE CMD STATISTIC 24 107 27648 516

AUTOIMS AUTOIM: AUTOMATE IMS STATISTIC 18 87 27648 634

AUTOMISC AUTOMI: AUTOMATE MISC STATISTI 19 103 27648 536

AUTOMSGS AUTOMS: AUTOMATE MSG STATISTIC 36 155 27648 356

AUTOOPNG AUTOOG: OPEN INTERFACE GEN STA 22 99 27648 558

AUTOOPNS AUTOOS: AUTOM OPEN INTERF SESS 17 91 27648 606

AUTOPORT AUTOPO: AUTOMATE PORT SESSION 12 63 27648 876

AUTORULE AUTORU: AUTOMATE RULE STATISTI 39 167 27648 330

AUTOSQL AUTOSQ: AUTOMATE SQL STATISTIC 33 143 27648 386

AUTOVARS AUTOVA: AUTOMATE VARIABLE SUBP 16 83 27648 666

AXC01X AXC01X: AXCIS DATA CREATION SU 48 201 27648 274

AXC02X AXC02X: AXCIS INDEX EXTRACT SU 45 164 27648 336

AXC02XIS AXC02I: AXCIS INDEX EXTRACT SE 31 116 27648 476

AXC03X AXC03X: AXCIS LOCAL INDEX UPDA 53 222 27648 248

AXC04X AXC04X: AXCIS GLBL INDEX UPD _ 43 189 27648 292

AXC05X AXC05X: AXCIS ARCHIVAL SUBTYPE 42 180 27648 306

AXC06X AXC06X: AXCIS USER STATS SUBTY 33 164 27648 336

AXC07X AXC07X: AXCIS RETRIEVAL ACTIVI 31 165 27648 334

AXC08X AXC08X: AXCIS FAILED RETRIEVAL 18 144 27648 384

AXC09X AXC09X: AXCIS UNAUTH ACCESS AT 19 144 27648 384

BBMQBUFF BBMQBP: VSAM - MQ BUFFER POOL 96 396 27648 138

BBMQPAGE BBMQPS: VSAM - MQ PAGE SET REC 16 92 27648 600

BBMQQMGR BBMQQM: VSAM - MQ PAGE SET REC 125 781 55296 70

BCR HSM BCR RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 21 185 27648 298

BENCHMRK NTBENC: NT BENCHMARK FACTORY 18 168 27648 328

BETA0 TYBET0: 93 INPUT OF LISTS 41 319 27648 172

BETA1 TYBET1: 93 OUTPUT OF LISTS 50 413 27648 132

BETA2 TYBET2: 93 BUNDLING 16 99 27648 558

BETA20 TYBETA: 93 BROWSE/PRINT OF LIS 65 579 27648 94

BETA21 TYBETB: 93 BROWSE SELECTION AC 67 554 27648 98

BETA3 TYBET3: 93 RECIPIENT PACKETING 17 115 27648 480

BETA4 TYBET4: 93 ADDRESS PACKETING 17 115 27648 480

BETA40 TYBETC: 93 ARCHIVE OF A LIST 31 276 27648 200

BETA41 TYBETD: 93 RELOAD OF A LIST 44 429 27648 128

BETA42 TYBETE: 93 DELETION ARCHIVE GE 31 276 27648 200

BETA5 TYBET5: 93 ACTION PERFOMED AGA 11 88 27648 628

BETA6 TYBET6: 93 COMPLETION OF PRINT 39 193 27648 286

BMPS 66 292 27648 188

BROWSER NTBROW: NT BROWSER 27 172 27648 320

BVR HSM BVR RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 17 66 27648 836

B1MONCPU BGSCPU: B1MON I/O BY CPU 9 42 27648 1316

B1MONDEV BGSDEV: B1MON I/O BY DEVICE 9 42 27648 1316

B1MONMON BGSMON: B1MON MONITOR RESOURCE 24 112 27648 492

B1MONPGN BGSPGN: B1MON BY PGN BY DEVICE 8 38 27648 1454

B1MONSRV BGSSRV: B1MON BY SRVCLASS BY D 8 42 27648 1316

CACHE NTCACH: NT CACHE 34 200 27648 276

CACHEMGR NTCAMG: NT CACHE MANAGER 20 144 27648 384

CACHEPAG CAPAG: CACHE CRR - 3880 MODEL 45 196 27648 282

CACHETY CACHE: CACHE CRR - 3880 MODEL 42 190 27648 290

CACHE90 CAC90: CACHE CRR - 3990 MODEL 118 394 27648 140

CADAM CADAM: STATISTICS DATA FILE 305 1228 55296 45

CCCDAT TYCCC: SOFTTOOL CHANGE CONTROL 13 104 27648 530

CHANGED 11 181 27648 304

CICAUSS CICAUS: CICS AUTOINSTALL TERMI 31 173 27648 318

CICAUTO CICAUT: CICS AUTOINSTALL GLOBA 43 204 27648 270

CICCFS6D CICCF6: CICS CFDT SERVER CF LI 83 380 27648 144

CICCFS7D CICCF7: CICS CFDT SERVER TABLE 33 176 27648 314

CICCFS8D CICCF8: CICS CFDT SERVER REQUE 41 196 27648 282

CICCFS9D CICCF9: CICS CFDT SERVER MAIN 41 204 27648 270

CICCONMR CICCO3: CICS ISC/IRC MODE ENTR 44 212 27648 260

CICCONSR CICCO1: CICS ISC/IRC SYSTEM EN 60 292 27648 188

CICCONSS CICCON: CICS ISC CONNECTION SE 27 140 27648 394

CICDBUSS CICDBU: CICS DBCTL GLOBAL UNSO 33 184 27648 300

CICDB2GL CICD2G: CICS DB2 CONNECTION ST 64 324 27648 170

CICDB2RE CICD2R: CICS DB2 ENTRY STATS 46 232 27648 238

CICDLIG CICDL3: CICS DL/I (GLOBAL) 31 180 27648 306

CICDLIR CICDL1: CICS DL/I LOCAL SPECIF 47 245 27648 224

CICDLIT CICDL2: CICS DL/I LOCAL TOTALS 47 245 27648 224

CICDMG CICDMG: CICS DOMAIN MANAGER GL 20 112 27648 492

CICDMR CICDMR: CICS DOMAIN MANAGER SP 24 126 27648 438

CICDQG CICDQG: CICS TDQUEUE TRANSIENT 43 204 27648 270

CICDQR CICDQR: CICS TDQUEUE TRANSIENT 28 141 27648 392

CICDS CICDS: CICS DISPATCHER DOMAIN 239 946 55296 58

CICDTB CICDTB: CICS DYNAMIC TRANS BAC 21 116 27648 476

CICEODRV CICEOD: ARCHAIC CICS EOD, ZERO 533 2152 55296 25

CICFCR CICFCR: CICS FILE CONTROL SPEC 76 461 27648 118

CICFEPIC CICFEC: CICS FEPI (POOL) 29 160 27648 344

CICFEPIP CICFEP: CICS FEPI (CONNECTION) 30 156 27648 354

CICFEPIT CICFET: CICS FEPI (TARGET) 28 156 27648 354

CICINTRV CICINT: CICS STATISTICS INTERV 533 2152 55296 25

CICIRCB CICIRC: CICS IRC BATCH GLOBAL 21 116 27648 476

CICJCR CICJCR: CICS JOURNAL CONTROL 32 163 27648 338

CICLDG CICLDG: CICS LOADER DOMAIN PRO 43 233 27648 236

CICLDR CICLDR: CICS LOADER DOMAIN PRO 28 149 27648 370

CICLGR CICLGR: CICS LOG MANAGER JOURN 25 162 27648 340

CICLGS CICLGS: CICS LOGSTREAM MANAGER 37 209 27648 264

CICLSRFR CICLS3: CICS LSRPOOL FILE STAT 25 136 27648 406

CICLSRR CICLS1: CICS LSRPOOL STATS PER 295 1225 55296 45

CICM CICM: CICS MONITOR DOMAIN GLOB 27 140 27648 394

CICNCS4D CICNC4: CICS NAMED COUNTER SER 42 216 27648 256

CICNCS5D CICNC5: CICS NAMED COUNTER SER 41 204 27648 270

CICNQG CICNQG: CICS ENQUE MANAGER GLO 38 188 27648 294

CICPAUTO CICPGG: CICS AUTOINSTALL PROGR 22 120 27648 460

CICREQRV CICREQ: ARCHAIC CICS REQ, ZERO 533 2152 55296 25

CICRMG CICRMG: CICS RECOVERY MANAGER 41 196 27648 282

CICRRTRV CICRRT: ARCHAIC CICS RRT, ZERO 533 2152 55296 25

CICS SUCICS: CICS INTERVAL TRANS SU 26 117 27648 472

CICSACCT CICACC: CICS ACCOUNT SUMMARY ( 17 90 27648 614

CICSBBDL CICBBD: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE DL/ 19 108 27648 512

CICSBBFC CICBBF: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE FCT 19 108 27648 512

CICSBBGL CICBBG: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE GLO 19 108 27648 512

CICSBBLT CICBBL: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE LT 19 108 27648 512

CICSBBRC CICBBR: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE RCT 19 108 27648 512

CICSBBSI CICBBS: CICS BOOLE/BABBAGE SIT 19 108 27648 512

CICSDG CICSDG: CICS SYSTEM DUMP GLOBA 21 116 27648 476

CICSDR CICSDR: CICS SYSTEM DUMP SPECI 24 132 27648 418

CICSEXCE CICEXC: CICS TRANSACTION EXCEP 51 330 27648 166

CICSJOUR CICJRN: CICS JOURNAL USER DATA 20 130 27648 424

CICSMD CICSMD: CICS STORAGE MANAGER S 35 185 27648 298

CICSMDSA CICSMS: CICS STORAGE MANAGER D 64 334 27648 164

CICSMED CICSME: CICS SHARED MEDICAL OA 26 140 27648 394

CICSMT CICSMT: CICS STORAGE MANAGER T 30 159 27648 346

CICSSAP CICSAP: CICS SAP ACCOUNTING JO 92 420 27648 130

CICST CICST: CICS STATS DOMAIN GLOBA 22 124 27648 444

CICSTRAN CICTRN: CICS TRANSACTION DETAI 279 1418 55296 38

CICSYSTM CICSYS: CICS INTERVAL RESOURCE 46 212 27648 260

CICTC CICTC: CICS TASK CONTROL GLOBA 20 112 27648 492

CICTCLR CICTC1: CICS TCLASS TRANSACTIO 24 128 27648 432

CICTCPIP CICSOR: CICS TCP/IP SERVICE (S 35 209 27648 264

CICTCR CICTCR: CICS TERMINAL CONTROL 40 203 27648 272

CICTDG CICTDG: CICS TRANSACTION DUMP 21 116 27648 476

CICTDR CICTDR: CICS TRANSACTION DUMP 24 128 27648 432

CICTM CICTM: CICS TABLE MANAGER GLOB 53 308 27648 178

CICTQR CICTQR: CICS TRANSIENT DATA ST 42 248 27648 222

CICTSQ CICTSQ: CICS TSQUEUE TERMPORAR 60 272 27648 202

CICTSR CICTSR: CICS TRANSACTION STATS 26 140 27648 394

CICUSG CICUSG: CICS USER DOMAIN STATS 24 128 27648 432

CICUSSRV CICUSS: ARCHAIC CICS USS, ZERO 533 2152 55296 25

CICVT CICVT: CICS VTAM GLOBAL 30 152 27648 362

CICXMC CICXMC: CICS TRANSACTION MANAG 37 184 27648 300

CICXMG CICXMG: CICS TRANSACTION MANAG 31 156 27648 354

CICXMR CICXMR: CICS TRANSACTION MANAG 42 203 27648 272

CICXQ1 CICXQ1: CICS SHARED TS QUEUE S 67 324 27648 170

CICXQ2 CICXQ2: CICS SHARED TS QUEUE S 39 188 27648 294

CICXQ3 CICXQ3: CICS SHARED TS QUEUE S 41 204 27648 270

CIMSDBDS IMFDBD: IMS DBD-S USED 39 165 27648 334

CIMSDB2 IMFDB2: IMS DB2 ACTIVITY 23 121 27648 456

CIMSPROG IMFPGM: IMS PROGRAM DESCHEDULE 55 192 27648 288

CIMSTRAN IMFTRN: IMS TRANSACTIONS 105 451 27648 122

CMA0AX CMA0AX: SUBTYPE 0AX - FILE RES 32 110 27648 502

CMA0BX CMA0BX: SUBTYPE 0BX - PRINT EN 20 301 27648 182

CMA00X CMA00X: SUBTYPE 00X - START 8 21 27648 2632

CMA01X CMA01X: SUBTYPE 01X - TERMINAT 5 24 27648 2304

CMA02X CMA02X: SUBTYPE 02X - SMF DATA 5 28 27648 1974

CMA03X CMA03X: SUBTYPE 03X - VTAM SES 5 28 27648 1974

CMA04X CMA04X: SUBTYPE 04X - VTAM SES 5 28 27648 1974

CMA05X CMA05X: SUBTYPE 05X - FILE OPE 22 283 27648 194

CMA06X CMA06X: SUBTYPE 06X - FILE CLO 13 52 27648 1062

CMA07X CMA07X: SUBTYPE 07X - FILE PUR 8 38 27648 1454

CMA08X CMA08X: SUBTYPE 08X - FILE ROU 20 64 27648 864

CMA09X CMA09X: SUBTYPE 09X - FILE TRA 16 277 27648 198

CMFASMQ CMFASM: 09 ASMQ 16 72 27648 768

CMFCPUQ CMFCPQ: 01 CPU QUEUE COUNTS 45 186 27648 296

CMFCPUS CMFCPS: 01 CPU AND CHANNEL SAM 75 306 27648 180

CMFDEVIC CMFDEV: 00 DEV 6 36 27648 1536

CMFDOM CMFDOM: 00 DOM 11 52 27648 1062

CMFEXTCC CMFTCC: 00 TCC 5 104 27648 530

CMFEXTPG CMFTPG: 00 TPG 11 61 27648 906

CMFEXTRT CMFTRT: 00 TRT 13 60 27648 920

CMFID CMFID: SUBTYPES FOUND 3 12 27648 4608

CMFIPS CMFIPS: 00 IPS 15 63 27648 876

CMFOBJ CMFOBJ: 00 OBJ 8 37 27648 1494

CMFPG CMFPG: 00 PG 17 67 27648 824

CMFPG0V CMFPG0: 23 PG0V 7 40 27648 1382

CMFPRIOS CMFPRI: 23 PRI 13 64 27648 864

CMFSRMC CMFSRM: 00 SRM 122 504 27648 108

CMFTRACE CMFTRA: 19 I/O WORKLOAD TRACE 11 41 27648 1348

CMFVAL CMFVAL: VSAM - ACCESS LIST 7 37 27648 1494

CMFVAS CMFVAS: VSAM - ADDRESS SPACE 418 1702 55296 32

CMFVCA CMFVCA: VSAM - CACHE 57 217 27648 254

CMFVCD CMFVCD: VSAM - COMMON STORAGE 24 90 27648 614

CMFVCF CMFVCF: VSAM - COUPLING FACILI 435 1615 55296 34

CMFVCP CMFVCP: VSAM - CPU 142 566 27648 96

CMFVCS CMFVCS: VSAM - COMMON STOR 18 74 27648 746

CMFVCX CMFVCX: VSAM - CHANNEL PATH 21 65 27648 850

CMFVDC CMFVDC: VSAM - DATA COLLECTOR 20 126 27648 438

CMFVDI CMFVDI: VSAM - DATASPACE INFO 36 144 27648 384

CMFVDM CMFVDM: VSAM - SRM DOMAINS 39 157 27648 352

CMFVDV CMFVDV: VSAM - DEVICE RECORD E 67 247 27648 222

CMFVDX CMFVDX: VSAM - DEVICE 84 324 27648 170

CMFVEN CMFVEN: VSAM - ENQUEUE 50 281 27648 196

CMFVES CMFVES: VSAM - ES CRITERIA 33 130 27648 424

CMFVGL CMFVGL: VSAM - GENERALISED LIS 40 394 27648 140

CMFVHD CMFVHD: VSAM - DC HISTORY 14 127 27648 434

CMFVISUM CMFVIS: VSAM - INTERVAL SUMMAR 3 16 27648 3456

CMFVLP CMFVLP: VSAM - LPAR/DOMAIN 38 154 27648 358

CMFVLX CMFVLX: VSAM - LCU 144 524 27648 104

CMFVMP CMFVMP: VSAM - WLM PERIOD 73 297 27648 186

CMFVMS CMFVMS: VSAM - WLM SUBSYS 31 132 27648 418

CMFVMV CMFVMV: VSAM - WLM SERVER 24 120 27648 460

CMFVPD CMFVPD: VSAM - PAGE DATA SETS 41 191 27648 288

CMFVRV CMFVRV: VSAM - RESERVE 53 308 27648 178

CMFVRW CMFVRW: VSAM-RESOLVE WARNINGS 18 174 27648 316

CMFVSC CMFVSC: VSAM - SYSID CPU 443 1776 55296 31

CMFVSD CMFVSD: VSAM-SWAP DATA SETS 35 170 27648 324

CMFVSM CMFVSM: VSAM-SMS STORAGE GROUP 57 224 27648 246

CMFVSO CMFVSO: VSAM - STORAGE 15 79 27648 698

CMFVSP CMFVSP: VSAM-SYSID PAGING 249 1008 55296 54

CMFVSS CMFVSS: VSAM-SYSID SWAPPING 203 816 55296 67

CMFVST CMFVST: VSAM-COLLECT AREAS 17 72 27648 768

CMFVSU CMFVSU: VSAM-SYSID SUMMARY 64 257 27648 214

CMFVSY CMFVSY: VSAM-GLOBAL SYSID 213 870 55296 63

CMFVWK CMFVWK: VSAM-WORKLOAD 427 1753 55296 31

CMFVWT CMFVWT: VSAM-WAIT/USE SUMMARY 27 126 27648 438

CMFVWU CMFVWU: VSAM-WAIT/USE 17 98 27648 564

CMF02PSD CMFPSD: 02 ASM DATA (PAGE/SWAP 10 88 27648 628

CMF03PGS CMFPGS: 03 PAGING DATA (SRM SA 20 88 27648 628

CMF04WOR CMFWOR: 04 WKLD DATA (DOMAIN S 11 52 27648 1062

CMF05DDS CMFDDS: 05 DASD DEVICE DATA 12 56 27648 986

CMF05TDS CMFTDS: 05 TAPE DEVICE DATA 7 36 27648 1536

CMF06GDA CMFGDA: 06 JES SPOOL ACTIVITY 16 63 27648 876

CMF06JDS CMFJDS: 06 JES CLASS STATISTIC 17 88 27648 628

CMF16LPA CMFLPA: 16 LPA 9 35 27648 1578

CMF16MAP CMFMAP: 16 MAP 36 148 27648 372

CMF20CCS CMFCCS: 20 TSO COMMAND SUMMARY 11 52 27648 1062

CMF20CSS CMFCSS: 20 TSO COMMAND DETAILS 9 48 27648 1152

CMF21USS CMFUSS: 21 TSO USER RESOURCES 32 140 27648 394

CMF27CAR CMFCAR: 27 CACHE SAMPLING MODE 46 218 27648 252

CMF27CSC CMFCSC: 27 CACHE SAMPLING CSC 89 318 27648 172

CMF27C93 CMFC93: 27 CACHE SAMPLING MODE 35 141 27648 392

CMF29CDS CMFCDS: 29 COMMON STORAGE DATA 13 57 27648 970

CMF29CJS CMFCJS: 29 COMMON STORAGE JOBN 6 36 27648 1536

CMF29COS CMFCOS: 29 COMMON STORAGE OPT 38 156 27648 354

CMPQCMBU NTCMBU: NT COMPAQ EISA/PCI BUS 11 140 27648 394

CMPQCTLR NTCMCN: NT COMPAQ 32-BIT SCSI- 16 160 27648 344

CMPQDEVS NTCMDV: NT COMPAQ 32-BIT SCSI- 12 140 27648 394

CMPQNFLX NTCMNF: NT COMPAQ NETFLEX-3 NE 59 332 27648 166

CMRDETL MVCICS: MAINVIEW CICS CMRDETL 131 594 27648 92

CMRFILE MVCICF: MAINVIEW CICS CMRDETL 10 79 27648 698

COMPUCKP COMCKP: COM-PLETE CHECKPOINT 35 153 27648 360

COMPULOF COMLOF: COM-PLETE LOGOFF 33 146 27648 378

COMPULON COMLON: COM-PLETE LOGON 14 66 27648 836

COMPUTRM COMTRM: COM-PLETE TERMINATION 36 154 27648 358

CONECTME NTCNME: NT CONNECT-ME 24 188 27648 294

CONTINDX NTCNIN: NT CONTENT INDEX 17 164 27648 336

CONTINFI NTCNFI: NT CONTENT INDEX FILTE 11 136 27648 406

CONTROLD TYCTLD: CONTROL-D 23 164 27648 336

CONTRPSV NTCNRS: NT CONTENT REPLICATION 39 228 27648 242

CRAYAEJ ACCOUNTING JOB TERMINATION 66 413 27648 132

CRAYAET ACCOUNTING TASK TERMINATION 17 92 27648 600

CRAYAFU ACCOUNTING BMR DEVICE UTILIZAT 10 72 27648 768

CRAYAGU ACCOUNTING GENERIC RESOURCE 30 167 27648 330

CRAYAPD ACCOUNTING PERMANENT DATA 19 146 27648 378

CRAYATA ACCOUNTING TAPE DATA 35 243 27648 226

CRAYPCP SPM CPU TIMES AND TASK TIMES 77 316 27648 174

CRAYPDC SPM DISK CHANNEL 7 36 27648 1536

CRAYPDU SPM DISK UTILIZATION 17 80 27648 690

CRAYPEC SPM EXECUTIVE CALLS 7 36 27648 1536

CRAYPER SPM EXECUTIVE REQUESTS 27 116 27648 476

CRAYPIC SPM CHANNEL INTERRUPTS 93 359 27648 154

CRAYPINT 82 395 27648 138

CRAYPLU SPM LINK UTILIZATION 10 48 27648 1152

CRAYPMU SPM MEMORY UTILIZATION 12 84 27648 658

CRAYPPU SPM PREEMPTABLE GENERIC RESOUR 18 91 27648 606

CRAYPSB SPM SYSTEM BUFFER UTILIZATION 10 64 27648 864

CRAYPTK SPM TASK REQUESTS 27 116 27648 476

CRAYPUC SPM USER CALLS 7 36 27648 1536

CRAYP11 SPM JSH STATISTICS 22 100 27648 552

CRAYP12 SPM JOB CLASS INFORMATION 11 56 27648 986

CRAYP13 SPM JSH REQUEST COUNT 4 24 27648 2304

CTCPPERF CTCPPR: CLEVER TCP/IP PERF DAT 8 55 27648 1004

CTCPWORK CTCPWL: CLEVER TCP/IP WKLD DAT 10 71 27648 778

CTLGC1 CTLGC1: CATALOG-C1 NON-VSAM SE 9 88 27648 628

CTLGC2 CTLGC2: CATALOG-C2 GDG SEGMENT 9 88 27648 628

CTLGC3 CTLGC3: CATALOG-C3 CLUSTER SEG 9 88 27648 628

CTLGC4 CTLGC4: CATALOG-C4 VSAM DATA S 9 85 27648 650

CTLGC7 CTLGC7: CATALOG-C7 ALT INDEX S 9 85 27648 650

CTLGC8 CTLGC8: CATALOG-C8 GDG DSN SEG 9 48 27648 1152

CTLGC9 CTLGC9: CATALOG-C9 VSAM INDEX 9 85 27648 650

CTLGDSN CTLGDS: CATALOG-NON-VSAM DATAS 15 134 27648 412

CTLGD9 CTLGD9: CATALOG-D9 PATHNAME SE 9 85 27648 650

CTLGE3 CTLGE3: CATALOG-E3 TRUENAME SE 9 85 27648 650

CTLGE7 CTLGE7: CATALOG-E7 ALIAS SEGME 8 81 27648 682

CTLGVSAM CTLGVS: CATALOG-VSAM DATASET 17 184 27648 300

CTLG01 CTLG01: CATALOG-01 OWNER SEGME 9 49 27648 1128

CTLG02 CTLG02: CATALOG-02 SECURITY SE 13 88 27648 628

CTLG03 CTLG03: CATALOG-03 ASSOC SEGME 7 65 27648 850

CTLG04 CTLG04: CATALOG-04 VOL CELL SE 16 192 27648 288

CTLG05 CTLG05: CATALOG-05 GDG AGEING 13 61 27648 906

CTLG06 CTLG06: CATALOG-06 RELATION SE 11 90 27648 614

CTLTDSN CTLTDS: CONTROL-T DATASET RECO 69 369 27648 148

CTLTVOL CTLTVL: CONTROL-T VOLUME RECOR 100 391 27648 140

DALOALOC DALOAL: MXGDALO-ALLOCATION EVE 40 337 27648 164

DALOEXTN DALOEX: MXGDALO-EXTEND EVENT 40 330 27648 166

DALOPART DALOPA: MXGDALO-PARTIAL RELEAS 39 329 27648 168

DALOPPRL DALOPP: MXGDALO-PARTREL PARTIA 37 261 27648 210

DALORENA DALORE: MXGDALO - RENAME EVENT 41 417 27648 132

DALOSCRA DALOSC: MXGDALO-SCRATCH EVENT 40 367 27648 150

DALOVSAM DALOVS: VSAM EXTEND WITHOUT A 37 261 27648 210

DATABASE NTDATA: NT DATABASE 23 188 27648 294

DB2 NTDB2: NT DB2 DATABASE MANAGER 23 188 27648 294

DB2ACCT DB2ACC: DB2 ACCOUNTING SUBTYPE 424 2040 55296 27

DB2ACCTB DB2ACB: DB2 ACCOUNTING-BUFF PO 51 376 27648 146

DB2ACCTG DB2ACG: DB2 ACCOUNTING-GROUP B 44 348 27648 158

DB2ACCTP DB2ACP: DB2 ACCOUNTING-PACKAGE 91 592 27648 92

DB2GBPAT DB2PAT: DB2 GLOBAL BUFF POOL A 23 113 27648 488

DB2GBPST DB2PST: DB2 STATS GLOBAL BUFF 54 244 27648 226

DB2SPQS TY123: DB2 SPQS ACCOUNTING 217 1005 55296 55

DB2SPQSB TY123B: DB2 SPQS ACCOUNTING BU 38 230 27648 240

DB2STATB DB2STB: DB2 STATS BUFF POOLS 81 352 27648 156

DB2STATR DB2STR: DB2 STATS REMOTE LOCAT 54 264 27648 208

DB2STATS DB2STS: DB2 STATS SUBTYPE 0/1 1073 4307 55296 12

DB2STAT0 DB2ST0: DB2 STATS SUBTYPE 0 534 2154 55296 25

DB2STAT1 DB2ST1: DB2 STATS SUBTYPE 1 554 2223 55296 24

DB2STAT2 DB2ST2: DB2 STATS SUBTYPE 2 24 115 27648 480

DCL HSM DCL RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 14 83 27648 666

DCOLAG DCODAG: DCOLLECT AGGREGATE GRO 32 608 27648 90

DCOLAI DCODAI: ACCOUNTING (ACS) INFO 23 328 27648 168

DCOLBC DCODBC: BASE CONFIG CONSTRUCT 137 811 55296 68

DCOLBKUP DCOBKP: BACKUP DATASET RECORD 28 159 27648 346

DCOLCAPD DCOCPD: DCOLLECT DASD CAP PLAN 14 66 27648 836

DCOLCAPT DCOCPT: DCOLLECT TAPE CAP PLAN 7 29 27648 1906

DCOLCLUS DCOCLU: DCOLLECT VSAM DATA SET 33 211 27648 262

DCOLCN DCODCN: DCOLLECT CACHE NAMES 12 152 27648 362

DCOLDC DCODDC: DCOLLECT DATA CLASS CO 75 361 27648 152

DCOLDR DCODDR: OPTICAL (OAM) DRIVE 92 394 27648 140

DCOLDSET DCODSN: DCOLLECT ACTIVE DATASE 69 296 27648 186

DCOLLB DCODLB: OPTICAL (OAM) LIBRARY 98 423 27648 130

DCOLMC DCODMC: MANAGEMENT CLASS CONST 74 354 27648 156

DCOLMIGS DCOMIG: DCOLLECT MIGRTED DATAS 40 213 27648 258

DCOLSC DCODSC: DCOLLECT STOR CLASS CO 35 276 27648 200

DCOLSG DCODSG: STORAGE GROUP CONSTRUC 140 717 55296 77

DCOLVL DCODVL: SMS VOLUME DEFINITION 140 579 27648 94

DCOLVOLS DCOVOL: DCOLLECT ACTIVE VOLUME 32 120 27648 460

DCR HSM DCL RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 20 83 27648 666

DDSTATS TY30UD: TYPE 30 DD SEGMENT 29 164 27648 336

DECSALOC DECS06: DECNET/SNA FILE ALLOCA 27 214 27648 258

DECSBEGN DECS03: DECNET/SNA SESSION BEG 16 86 27648 642

DECSCLOS DECS08: DECNET/SNA FILE CLOSE 28 220 27648 250

DECSDIR DECS05: DECNET/SNA DIRECTORY R 20 189 27648 292

DECSEND DECS04: DECNET/SNA SESSION END 25 138 27648 400

DECSERAS DECS09: DECNET/SNA FILE DELETE 17 175 27648 314

DECSOPEN DECS07: DECNET/SNA FILE OPEN 21 185 27648 298

DECSRCAL DECS10: DECNET/SNA DATASET REC 5 32 27648 1728

DECSREQB DECS0C: DECNET/SNA IBM REQUEST 13 83 27648 666

DECSREQE DECS0D: DECNET/SNA IBM REQUEST 13 75 27648 736

DECSSTAR DECS01: DECNET/SNA ADDRESS SPA 8 48 27648 1152

DECSTERM DECS0F: DECNET/SNA ADDRESS SPA 19 91 27648 606

DEVSUM 14 62 27648 890

DGN HSM DGN RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 30 371 27648 148

DISOACCT DISACC: DISO ACCOUNTING 33 300 27648 184

DISOSEND 11 98 27648 564

DMONDSN DMDSN: ASTEX DSN DATA 102 454 27648 120

DMONJOBS DMJOBS: ASTEX JOBS DATA 101 410 27648 134

DMONVOL DMVOL: ASTEX VOLUME DATA 125 483 27648 114

DMSLIST 21 121 27648 456

DOSBEGIN DOSBEG: DOSBEGIN 14 55 27648 1004

DOSJOBS 71 320 27648 172

DOSJOBSS 49 197 27648 280

DOSLIST DOSLST: DOSLIST 33 167 27648 330

DOSNET DOSNET: DOSNET 15 76 27648 726

DOSPOOL DOSPOL: DOSPOOL 35 178 27648 310

DOSPUNCH DOSPUN: DOSPUNCH 26 135 27648 408

DOSREAD DOSRDR: DOSREAD 18 98 27648 564

DOSRJE DOSRJE: DOSRJE 14 76 27648 726

DOSSNA DOSSNA: DOSSNA 9 57 27648 970

DOSXPCC DOSXPC: DOSXPCC 9 49 27648 1128

DOSXRC DOSXRC: DOSXRC 26 136 27648 406

DSNBRECD TMSDSN: TMS/CA-1 DATASET 45 228 27648 242

DSR HSM DSR RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 47 202 27648 272

DVL HSM DVL RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 15 72 27648 768

EAGLEOTH EAGOTH: EAGLE OTHER(UNDECODED) 7 88 27648 628

EAGLE121 EAG121: EAGLE INDIVIDUAL CONNE 17 528 27648 104

EDGRDEXT EDGRD: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT DSN RE 41 339 27648 162

EDGROEXT EDGRO: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT DS OWN 20 302 27648 182

EDGRPEXT EDGRP: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT SFTW P 14 130 27648 424

EDGRREXT EDGRR: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT DS RAC 12 83 27648 666

EDGRSEXT EDGRS: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT STOR L 13 91 27648 606

EDGRVEXT EDGRV: DFSMSRMM EXTRACT DS VOL 98 637 27648 86

EDGSAREC EDGSA: DFSMSRMM ACTION RECORD 23 136 27648 406

EDGSDREC EDGSD: DFSMSRMM DATA SET INFO 42 336 27648 164

EDGSKREC EDGSK: DFSMSRMM VITAL REC SPEC 35 247 27648 222

EDGSOREC EDGSO: DFSMSRMM OWNER INFORMAT 30 368 27648 150

EDGSOVOL EDGSOV: DFSMSRMM OWNER OWNED V 12 111 27648 498

EDGSPREC EDGSP: DFSMSRMM SFTW PRODUCT R 22 188 27648 294

EDGSPVOL EDGSPV: DFSMSRMM SFTW PROD VOL 15 117 27648 472

EDGSRREC EDGSR: DFSMSRMM LIB SHELF LOCA 20 123 27648 448

EDGSSECU EDGSU: DFSMSRMM SECURITY RECOR 22 156 27648 354

EDGSSREC EDGSS: DFSMSRMM STOR LOC SHELF 19 115 27648 480

EDGSVREC EDGSV: DFSMSRMM VOLUME INFORMA 102 658 27648 84

ENDEVRAC ENDVAC: ENDEAVOR ACTION RECORD 64 472 27648 116

ENDEVRSE ENDVSE: ENDEAVOR SECURITY RECO 23 299 27648 184

EPILCIJC EPCIJC: JCL PARAMETERS 19 337 27648 164

EPILCISF EPCISF: SUFFIX 46 139 27648 396

EPILCISI EPCISI: SIT PARAMETERS 79 332 27648 166

EPILCISU EPCISU: STARTUP 49 211 27648 262

EPILCITR EPCITR: TRANSACTION 3 OR 23 135 608 27648 90

EPMVEP EPMEP: OMEGAMON/MVS INTERVAL R 111 528 27648 104

EPMVEPEQ EPMEQ: OMEGAMON/MVS ENQUE RECO 19 116 27648 476

EPMVEPIO EPMIO: OMEGAMON/MVS I/O RECORD 24 128 27648 432

EREPCRW ERPCRW: CHANNEL REPORT WORD 26 81 27648 682

EREPDDR ERPDDR: DYNAMIC DEVICE RECONFI 17 63 27648 876

EREPEOD ERPEOD: SYSTEM ENDING(EOD)-NOR 9 56 27648 986

EREPETR ERPETR: EXTERNAL TIMER REFER R 46 186 27648 296

EREPHDR ERPHDR: LOGREC HEADER RECORD 15 69 27648 800

EREPIOS ERPIOS: I/O SUPERVISOR RECOVER 15 137 27648 402

EREPIPL ERPIPL: SYSTEM IPL 10 38 27648 1454

EREPLMI ERPLMI: LINK MAINTENANCE INFO 14 190 27648 290

EREPLRS ERPLRS: LOST RECORD SUMMARY 7 23 27648 2404

EREPMCH ERPMCH: MACHINE CHECK HANDLER 42 344 27648 160

EREPMDR ERPMDR: MISCELLANEOUS DATA 14 64 27648 864

EREPMIH ERPMIH: MISSING INTERRUPT HAND 48 192 27648 288

EREPOBL ERPOBL: OUTBOARD LONG RECORDS 18 89 27648 620

EREPOBR ERPOBR: OUTBOARD SHORT RECORDS 12 51 27648 1084

EREPSDW ERPSDW: SFTW SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC 17 368 27648 150

EREPSIM ERPSIM: DASD SERVICE INFO MESS 18 123 27648 448

EREPSLH ERPSLH: SUBCHANNEL LOGOUT HAND 29 145 27648 380

EREPSYM ERPSYM: SYMPTOM PROGRAMMING FA 31 776 55296 71

EREPTIM ERPTIM: TIME STAMP RECORD 6 19 27648 2910

FAXGATEW NTFAXG: NT FAX SR. GATEWAY MON 16 172 27648 320

FILAALL FILALL: FILEAID - SUBTYPE=ALL 18 309 27648 178

FILACU FILACU: FILEAID - SUBTYPE 41X, 7 229 27648 240

FILADA FILADA: FILEAID - SUBTYPE 10X 12 92 27648 600

FILADS FILADS: FILEAID - SUBTYPE 20X 7 36 27648 1536

FILAFU FILAFU: FILEAID - SUBTYPE 30X, 7 229 27648 240

FILTEKGL FTEKGL: FILETEK OPT DISK GLOBA 25 134 27648 412

FILTEKIC FTEKIC: FILETEK OPT DISK IC CO 30 154 27648 358

FILTEKID FTEKID: FILETEK OPT DISK ID DA 36 264 27648 208

FOCUSMSO FOCMSO: MULTI-SESSION OPTION A 26 171 27648 322

FTPSERV NTFTP: NT FTP SERVER 24 188 27648 294

FTP01X FTP01X: NETVIEW FTP ADD _01X 27 162 27648 340

FTP02X FTP02X: NETVIEW FTP DELETE _02 11 53 27648 1042

FTP03X FTP03X: NETVIEW FTP QUERY _03X 11 53 27648 1042

FTP04X FTP04X: NETVIEW FTP MODIFY _04 12 51 27648 1084

FTP11X FTP11X: NETVIEW FTP QUEUE REBU 11 60 27648 920

FTP12X FTP12X: NETVIEW FTP OP MODIFY 12 79 27648 698

FTP21X FTP21X: NETVIEW FTP OPEN _21X 13 89 27648 620

FTP22X FTP22X: NETVIEW FTP OBTAIN _22 14 89 27648 620

FTP23X FTP23X: NETVIEW FTP GET LUNAME 11 45 27648 1228

FTP24X FTP24X: NETVIEW FTP NOTIFY _24 32 169 27648 326

FTP25X FTP25X: NETVIEW FTP CLOSE _25X 7 29 27648 1906

FTP51X FTP51X: NETV FTP SERVER FINISH 31 271 27648 204

FULCRUM NTFULC: NT FULCRUM SERVER 29 180 27648 306

GATENETW NTGWNW: NT GATEWAY SERVICE FOR 7 92 27648 600

GOPHER NTGOPH: NT GOPHER SERVICE 26 168 27648 328

HARBARCH HARARC: HARBOR ARCHIVE REQUEST 32 297 27648 186

HARBBKUP HARBKP: HARBOR BACKUP REQUEST 44 370 27648 148

HARBCONS HARCON: HARBOR CONSOLIDATION 34 321 27648 172

HARBDIST HARDIS: HARBOR DISTRIBUTION IN 26 269 27648 204

HARBFILE HARFIL: HARBOR FILE PICKUP 27 269 27648 204

HARBMIGR HARMIG: HARBOR MIGRATION INFO 36 321 27648 172

HARBRECA HARREC: HARBOR RECALL INFO 29 281 27648 196

HARBREST HARRES: HARBOR RESTORE REQUEST 32 293 27648 188

HARBRETR HARRET: HARBOR RETRIEVE REQUES 32 293 27648 188

HIPRSAM HIPRSA: HIPERCACHE SAM DATASET 18 176 27648 314

HIPRVSAM HIPRVS: HIPERCACHE VSAM DATASE 90 431 27648 128

HIPRVSBU HIPRBU: HIPERCACHE VSAM BUFFER 25 121 27648 456

HO15LINK HO15LK: HO15 LINK 20 85 27648 650

HO15TRNK HO15TK: HO15 TRUNK 16 69 27648 800

HPAIAPPL HPAIAP: HPMWA AIX APPLRESOURCE 43 314 27648 176

HPAICONF HPAICO: HPMWA AIX CONFIGURATIO 26 286 27648 192

HPAIDSK HPAIDS: HPMWA AIX DISK ACTV FR 23 226 27648 244

HPAIGLOB HPAIGL: HPMWA AIX GLOBAL ACT B 80 450 27648 122

HPAILANS HPAILA: HP-MWA AIX LANS 19 198 27648 278

HPAIPROC HPAIPR: HPMWA AIX PROCESS RESO 55 363 27648 152

HPCSAPPL HPCSAP: HP-PCS APPL RESOURCES 71 360 27648 152

HPCSCONF HPCSCO: HP-PCS CONFIGURATION 100 468 27648 118

HPCSDISK HPCSDI: HP-PCS DISK 30 150 27648 368

HPCSGLOB HPCSGL: HP-PCS GLOBAL ACTV BY 186 804 55296 68

HPCSLANS HPCSLA: HP-PCS LANS 13 82 27648 674

HPCSPROC HPCSPR: HP-PCS PROCESS RESOURC 107 495 27648 110

HPCSSPCE HPCSSP: HP-PCS DISK SPACE 83 490 27648 112

HPSUAPPL HPSUAP: HPMWA SUN APPL RESOURC 34 270 27648 204

HPSUCONF HPSUCO: HPMWA SUN CONFIG 19 246 27648 224

HPSUDSK HPSUDS: HPMWA SUN DISK ACTV FR 22 222 27648 248

HPSUGLOB HPSUGL: HPMWA SUN GLOBAL ACTVT 78 442 27648 124

HPSULANS HPSULA: HP-MWA SUN LANS 18 194 27648 284

HPSUPROC HPSUPR: HP-MWA SUN PROCESS RES 50 327 27648 168

HPUXAPPL HPUXAP: HPMWA HPUX APPL RESOUR 57 370 27648 148

HPUXCONF HPUXCO: HPMWA HPUX CONFIGURATI 54 402 27648 136

HPUXDISK HPUXDI: HPPCS HPUX DISK ACTV F 30 408 27648 134

HPUXDSK HPUXDS: HPMWA HPUX DISK ACTV F 37 298 27648 184

HPUXGLOB HPUXGL: HPMWA HPUX GLOBAL ACTV 152 746 55296 74

HPUXLANS HPUXLA: HP-MWA HPUX LANS 19 198 27648 278

HPUXPROC HPUXPR: HPMWA HPUX PROCESS RES 120 616 27648 88

HSMDSRFU HSMFUN: HSM DSR STATS, FUNCTIO 21 87 27648 634

HSMDSRST HSMDSR: HSM DSR STATS, GENERAL 34 143 27648 386

HSMFSRBO HSMFSB: HSM FSR STATS, TAPE AN 75 373 27648 148

HSMFSRST HSMFSR: HSM FSR STATS, DETAIL 61 290 27648 190

HSMFSRTP HSMFST: HSM FSR TAPE VOLSERS F 12 64 27648 864

HSMVSRFU HSMVSF: HSM VSR STATS, FUNCTIO 22 90 27648 614

HSMVSRST HSMVSR: HSM VSR STATS, GENERAL 37 139 27648 396

HSMWWFSR HSMWWF: HSM ABARS ABACKUP/AREC 39 282 27648 196

HSMWWVOL HSMWWV: HSM ABARS TAPE VOLSER 8 86 27648 642

HTTP NTHTTP: NT HTTP SERVER 35 204 27648 270

HTTPINDX NTHTIN: NT HTTP CONTENT INDEX 17 132 27648 418

HTTPINSR NTHTIS: NT HTTP INDEXING SERVI 15 124 27648 444

HURN01 HRN01: CONTROL RGN INITIALIZAT 5 32 27648 1728

HURN02 HRN02: CONTROL RGN TERMINATION 5 32 27648 1728

HURN06 HRN06: LOCK MANAGER STATS _06 47 200 27648 276

HURN08 HRN08: CNTRL RGN CUMM QUERY CO 23 104 27648 530

HURN09 HRN09: CNTRL RGN CUMM MSG CNTS 23 104 27648 530

HURN10 HRN10: CNTRL RGN CUMM GENERAL 88 364 27648 150

HURN11 HRN11: CNTRL RGN DASD PAGESTOR 22 142 27648 388

HURN12 HRN12: CNTRL RGN CHECKPOINT ST 30 158 27648 348

HURN13 HRN13: CNTRL RGN DASD RESPTIME 39 220 27648 250

HURN24 HRN24: CNTRL RGN INTRV QUERY C 23 104 27648 530

HURN25 HRN25: CNTRL RGN INTRV MSGE CN 23 104 27648 530

HURN26 HRN26: CNTRL RGN INTRV GENERAL 88 364 27648 150

HURN47 HRN47: CNTRL RGN INTRV RESORC 30 135 27648 408

HURN49 HRN49: CNTRL RGN TOT RESORC CO 30 135 27648 408

HURN501 HRN501: DEP RGN INIT-PROCESS S 13 84 27648 658

HURN502 HRN502: DEP RGN INIT-PROCESS U 9 72 27648 768

HURN503 HRN503: DEP RGN INIT-ACCOUNTIN 13 71 27648 778

HURN511 HRN511: DEP RGN TERM-PROCESS S 12 76 27648 726

HURN512 HRN512: DEP RGN TERM-ACCOUNTIN 9 72 27648 768

HURN521 HRN521: DEP RGN GEN STATS-PROC 15 92 27648 600

HURN522 HRN522: DEP RGN GEN STATS-UNIT 9 72 27648 768

HURN523 HRN523: DEP RGN GEN STATS-ACCN 7 40 27648 1382

HURN524 HRN524: DEP RGN GEN STATS-SUM 46 196 27648 282

HURN525 HRN525: DEP RGN GEN STATS-SYS 14 72 27648 768

HURN526 HRN526: DEP RGN GEN STATS-LOCK 14 72 27648 768

HURN527 HRN527: DEP RGN GEN STATS-RULE 9 57 27648 970

HURN601 HRN601: DEP RGN SESS LOGON-PRO 13 84 27648 658

HURN602 HRN602: DEP RGN SESS LOGON-UNI 17 114 27648 484

HURN611 HRN611: DEP RGN LOGOFF-PROCESS 15 92 27648 600

HURN612 HRN612: DEP RGN LOGOFF-UNIT ID 17 114 27648 484

HURN613 HRN613: DEP RGN LOGOFF-ACCOUNT 7 40 27648 1382

HURN621 HRN621: DEP RGN SESS STATS-PRO 15 92 27648 600

HURN622 HRN622: DEP RGN SESS STATS-UNI 17 164 27648 336

HURN623 HRN623: DEP RGN SESS STATS-SUM 7 40 27648 1382

HURN624 HRN624: DEP RGN SESS STATS-SUM 46 196 27648 282

HURN625 HRN625: DEP RGN SESS STATS-SUM 14 72 27648 768

HURN626 HRN626: DEP RGN SESS STATS-LOC 14 72 27648 768

HURN627 HRN627: DEP RGN SESS STATS-RUL 9 57 27648 970

HURN721 HRN721: DEP RGN TRANS STATS-PR 15 92 27648 600

HURN722 HRN722: DEP RGN TRANS STATS-UN 24 166 27648 332

HURN723 HRN723: DEP RGN TRANS STAT-SUM 7 40 27648 1382

HURN724 HRN724: DEP RGN TRANS STAT-ACC 46 196 27648 282

HURN725 HRN725: DEP RGN TRANS STAT-SYS 14 72 27648 768

HURN726 HRN726: DEP RGN TRANS STAT-LOC 14 72 27648 768

HURN727 HRN727: DEP RGN TRANS STAT-RUL 9 57 27648 970

ICEBRGCH ICECHA: ICEBERG CHAN INTERFACE 18 96 27648 576

ICEBRGDD ICEDDS: ICEBERG SNAPSHOT-DDSR 26 217 27648 254

ICEBRGDE ICEDEL: ICEBERG DEL DATA SPACE 33 188 27648 294

ICEBRGDR ICEDRV: ICEBERG DRIVE MODULE S 19 110 27648 502

ICEBRGDV ICEDEV: ICEBERG FUNCTIONAL DEV 56 252 27648 218

ICEBRGSN ICESNP: ICEBERG SNAPSHOT-SNAPP 36 258 27648 214

ICEBRGSY ICESYS: ICEBERG SUBSYSTEM PERF 31 213 27648 258

ICEBRGUT ICEUTL: ICEBERG SPACE UTILIZAT 88 484 27648 114

ICMP NTICMP: NT ICMP 34 200 27648 276

IDMSARA IDMARA: AREA WAIT 56 304 27648 180

IDMSAREA RTEARA: IDMSAREA 26 148 27648 372

IDMSBUF IDMBUF: BUFFER WAIT 35 166 27648 332

IDMSBUFF RTEBUF: IDMSBUFF 14 76 27648 726

IDMSCDM IDMCDM: CDMSLIB WAIT 13 64 27648 864

IDMSCDMS RTECDM: IDMSCDMS 8 40 27648 1382

IDMSCST 71 289 27648 190

IDMSDBG IDMDBG: DBGROUP WAIT 16 84 27648 658

IDMSDBK IDMDBK: DBKEY WAIT 24 167 27648 330

IDMSDBKY RTEDBK: IDMSDBKY 16 104 27648 530

IDMSERUS RTEERU: IDMSERUS 17 76 27648 726

IDMSINS IDMINS: INTERVAL STAT 37 160 27648 344

IDMSINT IDMINT: INTERVAL WAIT 109 448 27648 122

IDMSINTV RTEINT: IDMSINTV 76 320 27648 172

IDMSJRL IDMJRL: JOURNAL WAIT 31 163 27648 338

IDMSJRNL RTEJRN: IDMSJRNL 19 100 27648 552

IDMSLNE IDMLNE: LINE WAIT 36 152 27648 362

IDMSPDE 11 53 27648 1042

IDMSPGM IDMPGM: PROGRAM POOL WAIT 25 109 27648 506

IDMSPLE 11 53 27648 1042

IDMSPROG RTEPGM: IDMSPROG 18 77 27648 718

IDMSPTE 14 65 27648 850

IDMSQDE 8 49 27648 1128

IDMSRUS IDMRUS: RUN UNIT STAT 57 240 27648 230

IDMSSTG IDMSTG: STORAGE POOL STAT 27 99 27648 558

IDMSSTOR RTESTG: IDMSSTOR 20 86 27648 642

IDMSTAS IDMTAS: TASK INFORMATION 115 590 27648 92

IDMSTASK RTETAS: IDMSTASK 52 216 27648 256

IDMSTAW IDMTAW: TASK WAIT 103 424 27648 130

IDMSTDE 8 41 27648 1348

IDMSTEXT 7 162 27648 340

IDMSTPIO RTETPI: IDMSTPIO 19 83 27648 666

IDMSTSB 44 213 27648 258

IDMSTST 46 225 27648 244

IDMSYPE IDMYPE: STORAGE TYPE WAIT 31 133 27648 414

IISG NTIISG: NT IISG SERVER 20 152 27648 362

ILKASTAP ILKAAP: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 48 238 27648 232

ILKASTIU ILKAIU: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACES 50 246 27648 224

ILKASTOE ILKAOE: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACES 47 234 27648 236

ILKASTPR ILKAPR: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 36 184 27648 300

ILKASTSP ILKASP: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 21 96 27648 576

ILKASTVS ILKAVS: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 33 144 27648 384

ILKAST20 ILKA20: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 55 397 27648 138

ILKAST21 ILKA21: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 31 301 27648 182

ILKAST23 ILKA23: INTERLINK SNS/TCPACESS 30 250 27648 220

ILKGABRT ILKGAB: INTERLINK SNS/SNA GATE 13 303 27648 182

ILKGACPT ILKGAC: INTERLINK SNS/SNA GATE 5 24 27648 2304

ILKGCONN ILKGCO: INTERLINK SNS/SNA GATE 14 476 27648 116

ILKGDISC ILKGDI: INTRLNK SNS/SNA GATWY 13 303 27648 182

ILKGREJC ILKGRE: INTRLNK SNS/SNA GATEWA 5 24 27648 2304

ILKVCONN ILKVCO: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT CO 11 136 27648 406

ILKVDISC ILKVDI: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT DI 13 148 27648 372

ILKVLOGF ILKVOF: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT LO 10 60 27648 920

ILKVLOGN ILKVON: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT LO 11 140 27648 394

ILKVSTOP ILKVST: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT ST 8 52 27648 1062

ILKVSTRT ILKVSR: INTERLINK SNS/TCPVT ST 8 52 27648 1062

IMAGE NTIMAG: NT IMAGE 17 188 27648 294

IMSDBCTL 77 346 27648 158

IMSFASTP 23 113 27648 488

IMSTRAN 119 584 27648 94

IMS0708 78 350 27648 156

IMS5938 IMS5938: IMS FASTPATH 59-38A L 7 31 27648 1782

INDEXSRV NTINSR: NT HTTP INDEXING SERVI 19 172 27648 320

INDSRVFL NTINSF: NT HTTP INDEXING SERVI 11 136 27648 406

IP NTIP: NT IP 24 160 27648 344

IPAC01 IPAC01: BATCH PRINTING USAGE S 30 253 27648 218

IPAC02 IPAC02: ONLINE PRINTING USAGE 23 205 27648 268

IPAC03 IPAC03: ONLINE VIEWING USAGE S 25 228 27648 242

IPAC04 IPAC04: ARCHIVE RECALL USAGE S 24 241 27648 228

IPAC05 IPAC05: ARCV I/O SUBSYS TUNE&P 43 227 27648 242

IPLS TY0: TYPE 0 IPL 14 70 27648 788

ITRFDATA ITRDAT: ITRF DATABASE (DL1 AND 23 158 27648 348

ITRFDB2 ITRDB2: ITRF SUMMARY (DB2) REC 26 178 27648 310

ITRFMSG ITRMSG: ITRF MSG MESSAGE RECOR 42 221 27648 250

ITRFMSGO ITRMSO: ITRF MSGOUT MESSAGE OU 26 164 27648 336

ITRFSUM ITRSUM: ITRF SUMMARY (DL1 AND 51 264 27648 208

JMF01X TY841: JMF FCT FUNCTION CONTRO 9 48 27648 1152

JMF02X TY842: JMF FCT SUMMARY AND HIG 9 48 27648 1152

JMF03X TY843: JMF SPOOL DATA MANAGEME 9 48 27648 1152

JMF04X TY844: JMF RESQUE CELLPOOL/JCT 9 48 27648 1152

JMF05FSE TY845E: JMF FUNCTION SUMMARY 52 381 27648 144

JMF05FSM TY845F: JMF FUNCTION SUMMARY M 49 299 27648 184

JMF05HDR TY845H: JMF SUBTYPE 5 HEADER 51 304 27648 180

JMF05JSE TY845J: JMF JOB ANALYSIS JOB S 17 119 27648 464

JMF05MDS TY845M: JMF JOB ANALYSIS GMS/M 17 119 27648 464

JMF05WTD TY845W: JMF JES3 WORK-TO-DO 30 132 27648 418

JMF06X TY846: JMF HOT SPOT ANALYSIS 9 48 27648 1152

JMF07X TY847: JMF INTERNAL READER DSP 9 48 27648 1152

JMF08X TY848: JMF SSI RESPONSE TIME A 9 48 27648 1152

JMF09X TY849: JMF SSI DESTINATION QUE 9 48 27648 1152

JOB NTJOB: NT JOB OBJECT 21 152 27648 362

JOBDETLS NTJOBD: NT JOB OBJECT DETAILS 28 220 27648 250

JOBS DBJOBS: BUILDPDB - JOBS 230 1160 55296 47

JOBSKED SUJOBS: JOBS SCHEDULING CLASS 20 82 27648 674

LLAEXIT LLAEX1: LLA CSVLLIX1/2 EXIT RE 20 278 27648 198

LMSADOWN LMSADO: _11 ATL SHUTDOWN/INAC 19 93 27648 594

LMSAINT LMSAIN: _31 ATL INTERVAL 25 117 27648 472

LMSALDOM LMSALD: _4 ALLOCATE/DOMAIN ST 12 108 27648 512

LMSATLI LMSATL: _10 ATL INIT 43 204 27648 270

LMSCHG LMSCHG: _2/12 SETTING CHANGE 9 69 27648 800

LMSCINIT LMSCIN: _25 CART INITIALIZED 7 43 27648 1284

LMSCUP LMSCUP: SUBTYPE 6 CART UPDATE 15 74 27648 746

LMSDALC LMSDAL: _29 DEVICE ALLOCATION 63 333 27648 166

LMSEJECT LMSEJE: _23 CARTRIDGE EJECTED 7 43 27648 1284

LMSENTRY LMSENT: _20 CARTRIDGE ENTERED 12 63 27648 876

LMSEVENT LMSEVE: _5,13-15 ATL EVENT 11 63 27648 876

LMSINIT LMSINI: _0 LMS INITIALIZATION 92 867 55296 63

LMSISCR LMSISC: _19 ATL INTVL SCRATCH 8 57 27648 970

LMSLINT LMSLIN: SUBTYPE 30 INTERVAL 10 48 27648 1152

LMSMOUNT LMSMOU: SUBTYPE 21 ATL MOUNT 28 149 27648 370

LMSSDOWN LMSSDO: SUBTYPE 1 LMS SHUTDOWN 9 44 27648 1256

LMSUNLD LMSUNL: SUBTYPE 24 UNLOAD 13 75 27648 736

LMSVER LMSVER: _22 CARTRIDGE VERIFY 11 57 27648 970

LMSXX LMSXX: SUBTYPE INVENTORY 4 20 27648 2764

LOGLDISK NTLDSK: NT LOGICAL DISK 32 224 27648 246

L2CR HSM L2CR RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 12 58 27648 952

MACFILE NTMACF: NT MACFILE 24 160 27648 344

MCA HSM MCA RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 9 78 27648 708

MCB HSM MCB RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 30 208 27648 264

MCC HSM MCC RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 49 512 27648 108

MCD HSM MCD RECORD FROM VMXGHSM 64 358 27648 154

MCDADVLS HSM MCDADVLS RECORD FROM VMXGH 65 364 27648 150

MCDRCVLS HSM MCDRCVLS RECORD FROM VMXGH 66 368 27648 150

MCM HSM MCM RECORD FROM VMXGH 8 114 27648 484

MCO HSM MCO RECORD FROM VMXGH 14 376 27648 146

MCP HSM MCP RECORD FROM VMXGH 67 346 27648 158

MCPDGN HSM MCPDGN RECORD FROM VMXGH 10 48 27648 1152

MCR HSM MCR RECORD FROM VMXGH 25 111 27648 498

MCT HSM MCT RECORD FROM VMXGH 24 102 27648 542

MCU HSM MCU RECORD FROM VMXGH 9 41 27648 1348

MCV HSM MCV RECORD FROM VMXGH 41 222 27648 248

MC1 HSM MC1 RECORD FROM VMXGH 12 54 27648 1024

MEMOACCT TYMEMO: MEMO ELECTRONIC MAIL A 97 523 27648 104

MEMODIST TYMEMD: MEMO DISTRB BY INTERNA 36 438 27648 126

MEMOLIST TYMEML: ELECTRONIC MAIL SEND/R 35 633 27648 86

MEMORY NTMEM: NT MEMORY 34 252 27648 218

MHCR HSM MHCR RECORD FROM VMXGH 19 328 27648 168

MIMTAPE TYMIM: MIM TAPE DATA SET 33 150 27648 368

MONIARQ MONARQ: LANDMARK TA-ARQ SEG DA 13 74 27648 746

MONIAWT MONAWT: LANDMARK TA-AWT SEG DA 11 64 27648 864

MONICMX MONCMX: LANDMARK TI-CMX SEGMEN 15 84 27648 658

MONIDBDS MONDBD: LANDMARK TA-DBD ACTIVI 40 140 27648 394

MONIDSA MONDSA: LANDMARK TR-DSA SEGMEN 30 144 27648 384

MONIDSP MONDSP: LANDMARK TA-DSP SEG DA 14 66 27648 836

MONIEXP MONEXP: LANDMARK TR-EXP SEGMEN 17 92 27648 600

MONIHIST MONHIS: LMRK HISTORY - DOES N 247 985 55296 56

MONIIDS MONIDS: LANDMARK TI-IDS SEGMEN 17 86 27648 642

MONIIRQ MONIRQ: LANDMARK TI-IRQ SEGMEN 15 90 27648 614

MONIIWT MONIWT: LANDMARK TI-IWT SEGMEN 14 84 27648 658

MONIMRO MONMRO: LANDMARK TA-MRO SEGMEN 14 72 27648 768

MONISYST MONSYS: LANDMARK TI-FILE INTER 168 732 55296 75

MONITASK MONTSK: LANDMARK TA-TRANS ACCO 209 822 55296 67

MONITDQ MONTDQ: LANDMARK TD-TRANSIENT 53 225 27648 244

MONITFI MONTFI: LANDMARK TF-FILE INTER 33 158 27648 348

MONITMC MONTMC: LANDMARK TM-TMC SEGMEN 59 260 27648 212

MONITPD MONTPD: LANDMARK TP-TPD SEGMEN 24 120 27648 460

MONITPG MONTPG: LANDMARK TP-TPG SEGMEN 27 136 27648 406

MONITR MONTR: LANDMARK TR-REGION INTE 62 264 27648 208

MONITS MONTS: LANDMARK TS-TEMP STOR I 44 196 27648 282

MONITSQ MONTSQ: LANDMARK TS - TSQ SEGM 15 84 27648 658

MONITTR MONTTR: LANDMARK TT - TTR SEGM 25 124 27648 444

MONITX MONTX: LANDMARK TX-TRANS INTER 20 100 27648 552

MONITXN MONTXN: LANDMARK TX - TXN SEGM 31 150 27648 368

MONIT2 MONT2: LANDMARK T2-DB2 INTV FO 20 112 27648 492

MONIT2E MONT2E: LANDMARK T2 - T2E SEGM 36 180 27648 306

MONIUSER MONUSR: LANDMARK TA-USR SEGMEN 11 82 27648 674

MONIUTG MONUTG: LANDMARK TA-UTG SEGMEN 11 56 27648 986

MONIXMC MONXMC: LANDMARK TR-XMC SEGMEN 27 132 27648 418

MPTDOMAN MPTDOM: 75 316 27648 174

MPTENDSL MPTEND: 4 22 27648 2512

MPTGLOBL MPTGLO: 19 128 27648 432

MPTSELCT MPTSEL: 6 106 27648 520

MQMACCT TY116: MQM ACCOUNTING STATISTI 26 153 27648 360

MQMBUFER TY115B: MQM BUFFER MANAGER STA 21 88 27648 628

MQMLOG TY1151: MQM LOG MANAGER STATIS 23 96 27648 576

MQMMSGDM TY1152: MQM MESSAGE/DATA MANAG 18 76 27648 726

MSEXCHCC NTMSCC: NT MS EXCHG CC MAIL 17 132 27648 418

MSEXCHDB NTMSDB: NT MS EXCHG DB ISAM 23 160 27648 344

MSEXCHDS NTMSDS: NT MS EXCHG DIRECTORY 25 164 27648 336

MSEXCHES NTMSES: NT MS EXCHG EVENT SERV 18 136 27648 406

MSEXCHIM NTMSIM: NT MS EXCHG I-NET MAIL 41 244 27648 226

MSEXCHIP NTMSIP: NT MS EXCHG INTERNET P 21 164 27648 336

MSEXCHIS NTMSIS: NT MS EXCHG INFO STORE 55 292 27648 188

MSEXCHMC NTMSMC: NT MS EXCHG MTA CONNEC 36 240 27648 230

MSEXCHMS NTMSMS: NT MS EXCHG MAIL CONNE 13 116 27648 476

MSEXCHMT NTMSMT: NT MS EXCHG MTA 49 268 27648 206

MSEXCHPC NTMSPC: NT MS EXCHG PC MTA MAI 24 160 27648 344

MSEXCHPR NTMSPR: NT MS EXCHG INFO STORE 33 196 27648 282

MSEXCHPU NTMSPU: NT MS EXCHG INFO STORE 67 360 27648 152

MSEXCHWB NTMSWB: NT MS EXCHG WEB COMPON 11 108 27648 512

MSGMISSD 117 576 27648 96

MSGSWTCH 29 171 27648 322

M24LOGOF M24LOG: MODEL 204 LOGOFF RECOR 71 312 27648 176

M24SINCE M24SIN: MODEL 204 SINCE-LAST R 76 378 27648 146

NAFENTVA NAFENT: NAF EVENT 30 211 27648 262

NAFGLIMT NAFGLI: NAF G LIMIT 8 56 27648 986

NAFGOGOF NAFGOF: NAF G LOGOFF 7 48 27648 1152

NAFGOGON NAFGON: NAF G LOGON 7 48 27648 1152

NAFGPASS NAFGPA: NAF GPASS 8 56 27648 986

NAFGPSTO NAFGPO: NAF GP STOP 9 64 27648 864

NAFGPSTR NAFGPR: NAF GP START 9 64 27648 864

NAFLOGOF NAFLOF: NAF LOGOFF 7 48 27648 1152

NAFLOGON NAFLON: NAF LOGON 7 48 27648 1152

NAFSHUTD NAFSHU: NAF SHUTDOWN 4 24 27648 2304

NAFSTART NAFSTA: NAF START 4 24 27648 2304

NAFVOGOF NAFVOF: NAF V LOGOFF 20 104 27648 530

NAFVOGON NAFVON: NAF V LOGON 8 52 27648 1062

NATPACCT NATPAC: NATPACCT 6 32 27648 1728

NBTCONN NTNBTC: NT NBT CONNECTION 11 140 27648 394

NDMAE NDMAE: NDM AUTHORIZATION 13 188 27648 294

NDMCH NDMCH: NDM CHANGE PROCESS TERM 22 184 27648 300

NDMCT NDMCT: NDM COPY TERMINATION 60 462 27648 118

NDMDP NDMDP: NDM DELETE PROCESS TERM 13 160 27648 344

NDMDT NDMDT: NDM DISPLAY TERMINATION 33 222 27648 248

NDMFP NDMFP: NDM FLUSH PROCESS TERMI 16 166 27648 332

NDMGF NDMGF: NDM GENERAL FUNCTION TE 12 144 27648 384

NDMMC NDMMC: NDM PDS MEMBER COPY 22 212 27648 260

NDMPS NDMPS: NDM PROCESS START 17 180 27648 306

NDMPT NDMPT: NDM PROCESS TERMINATION 23 210 27648 262

NDMRJ NDMRJ: NDM RUN JOB TERMINATION 18 184 27648 300

NDMRT NDMRT: NDM RUN TASK TERMINATIO 18 188 27648 294

NDMSI NDMSI: NDM SIGNON FILE 8 116 27648 476

NDMST NDMST: NDM STOP NDM 10 125 27648 442

NDMWO NDMWO: NDM WTO STATISTICS 18 376 27648 146

NETBEUI NTNBUI: NT NETBEUI 47 288 27648 192

NETBEUIR NTNETB: NT NETBEUI RESOURCE 12 168 27648 328

NETSHOWS NTNSHS: NT NETSHOW STATION SER 10 104 27648 530

NETSHOWU NTNSHU: NT NETSHOW UNICAST SER 31 188 27648 294

NETWINTR NTNETI: NT NETWORK INTERFACE 26 196 27648 282

NETWSEGM NTNETS: NT NETWSEGM 15 152 27648 362

NJEPURGE DBNJEP: BUILDPDB - NJE PURGE R 64 365 27648 150

NPMCMDNC 028CM2: NPM DNC START/STOP 46 243 27648 226

NPMCMDRN 028CM5: NPM DR RNAA ADD/MOVE/F 21 138 27648 400

NPMCMEXC 028CM6: NPM EXECUTE COMMAND 10 50 27648 1104

NPMCMLAN 028CM7: NPM LAN START/STOP/ALT 21 98 27648 564

NPMCMNET 028CM1: NPM NETWORK START/STOP 24 149 27648 370

NPMCMNSA 028CM4: NPM NSA/NGA ENABLE/DIS 37 178 27648 310

NPMCMSES 028CM3: NPM SESSION START/STOP 33 173 27648 318

NPMEND 028NPP: NPM STOP 7 37 27648 1494

NPMERNCP 028ER1: NPM NCP EVENT RESOLUTI 120 545 27648 100

NPMERNET 028ER2: NPM NETWORK RESOLUTION 41 225 27648 244

NPMEVMNA 028EV3: NPM NEO MODIFY ACCOUNT 24 147 27648 376

NPMEVNCP 028EV1: NPM NCP EXCEPTION 122 547 27648 100

NPMEVNEO 028EV5: NPM NEO START/END/ACCO 35 188 27648 294

NPMEVNET 028EV2: NPM NETWORK EXCEPTION 43 227 27648 242

NPMEVSAA 028EV6: NPM APPL SESSION EXCEP 32 155 27648 356

NPMEVSAL 028EV7: NPM LU SESSION EXCEPTI 56 289 27648 190

NPMEVX25 028EV4: NPM X.25 (NPSI,XI) STR 64 327 27648 168

NPMINDNC 028IN4: NPM DNC INTERVAL 41 219 27648 252

NPMINFRP 028INE: NPM FRAME RELAY PHYS/L 60 279 27648 198

NPMINLU 028IN3: NPM LU INTERVAL 33 189 27648 292

NPMINNCP 028IN1: NPM NCP INTERVAL 112 509 27648 108

NPMINNEO 028INA: NPM NEO LINK/PU INTERV 40 225 27648 244

NPMINNSA 028IN8: NPM NSA START/STOP/INT 105 408 27648 134

NPMINNVC 028IND: NPM NPSI VC INTERVAL 42 216 27648 256

NPMINPU 028IN2: NPM LINE/PU INTERVAL 61 305 27648 180

NPMINRTM 028IN5: NPM RTM LU DETAIL INTE 103 449 27648 122

NPMINSES 028IN6: NPM SESSION LU DETAIL 115 521 27648 106

NPMINTRI 028IN9: NPM NTRI PHYSICAL LINK 87 333 27648 166

NPMIN25L 028INB: NPM X.25 NPSI/XI LINK 40 208 27648 264

NPMIN25P 028INC: NPM X.25 NPSI/XI PU IN 48 237 27648 232

NPMLANAT 028LA5: NPM LAN BRIDGE ATTACH/ 26 128 27648 432

NPMLANCO 028LA4: NPM LAN MANAGER CONNEC 8 49 27648 1128

NPMLANES 028LA9: NPM LAN SEGMNT MNTR EX 40 183 27648 302

NPMLANET 028LA6: NPM ETHERNET LAN PHYSI 51 219 27648 252

NPMLANEX 028LA3: NPM LAN BRDGE MNTR EXC 61 270 27648 204

NPMLANIN 028LA2: NPM LAN BRIDGE INTERVA 50 228 27648 242

NPMLANOD 028LA7: NPM LAN ODLC PHYSICAL 61 282 27648 196

NPMLANSA 028LAA: NPM LAN SEGMENT ATTACH 15 80 27648 690

NPMLANSG 028LA8: NPM LAN SEGMENT INTERV 29 141 27648 392

NPMLANST 028LA1: NPM LAN BRIDGE START/S 44 197 27648 280

NPMLOGOF 028OGF: NPM OPERATOR LOGOFF 15 85 27648 650

NPMLOGON 028OGN: NPM OPERATOR LOGON 15 69 27648 800

NPMLOST 028LDR: NPM LOST DATA RECORD 8 41 27648 1348

NPMLUCON 028NNC: NPM NPALU CONNECT 15 110 27648 502

NPMLUDIS 028NND: NPM NPALU DISCONNECT 9 53 27648 1042

NPMNCINT 028INF: NPM NW COMMUNICATIONS 45 234 27648 236

NPMNCPCH 028NCP: NPM NCP ADD/REPLACE/DE 39 199 27648 276

NPMNEOTK 028NTN: NPM NEO TAKEOVER NOTIC 15 95 27648 582

NPMNGINT 028INI: NPM NW SERVER GLOBAL I 40 230 27648 240

NPMNLINT 028INH: NPM NW LAN BOARD INTER 33 186 27648 296

NPMNLSUM 028SU1: NPM NW LAN BOARD SUMMA 44 233 27648 236

NPMNPCON 028NPC: NPM NPM-NPM CONNECT 18 113 27648 488

NPMNPDIS 028NPD: NPM NPM-NPM DISCONNECT 8 45 27648 1228

NPMNPTAK 028NTK: NPM NPALU TAKEOVER NOT 53 284 27648 194

NPMNRINT 028ING: NPM NW ROUTER INTERVAL 24 150 27648 368

NPMNVINT 028INJ: NPM NW SERVER VOLUME I 30 177 27648 312

NPMNVMNE 028ER3: NPM NW MONITOR EXCEPTI 24 144 27648 384

NPMNVSUM 028SU2: NPM NW SERVER VOLUME S 31 190 27648 290

NPMNWCMD 028CM8: NPM NW START/STOP/ALTE 50 177 27648 312

NPMNWCWC 028NWC: VTAM WORKSTATION-NPM C 17 81 27648 682

NPMNWDWD 028NWD: VTAM WORKSTATION-NPM D 9 53 27648 1042

NPMRMSTA 028RMA: NPM RTM ACTIVATE 7 37 27648 1494

NPMRMSTP 028RMD: NPM RTM DEACTIVATE 9 45 27648 1228

NPMSEEND 028SE2: NPM SESSION ACCT END 20 130 27648 424

NPMSESTR 028SE1: NPM SESSION ACCT START 20 130 27648 424

NPMSTART 028NPS: NPM START 37 202 27648 272

NPMSUMRY 028SUM: NPM SUMMARY 88 378 27648 146

NPMVSVAD 028VAD: VTAM ADDRESS SPACE DAT 39 237 27648 232

NPMVSVAP 028VAP: VTAM APPLICATION DATA 55 310 27648 178

NPMVSVBF 028VBF: VTAM BUFFER POOL DATA 77 375 27648 146

NPMVSVCS 028VCS: VTAM CSM COMMON STORAG 68 341 27648 162

NPMVSVDV 028VDV: VTAM DEVICE DATA 88 446 27648 122

NPMVSVEN 028VEN: VTAM ENVIRONMENTAL DAT 41 245 27648 224

NPMVSVGB 028VGB: VTAM GLOBAL DATA 81 458 27648 120

NPMVSVMN 028VMN: VTAM MNPS MULTINODE PE 44 261 27648 210

NPMVSVRT 028VRT: VTAM RTP RAPID TRANSIT 71 387 27648 142

NPMVSVTT 028VTT: VTAM APPN DATA 70 349 27648 158

NPMVSVVR 028VVR: VTAM VIRTUAL ROUTE DAT 61 317 27648 174

NPMVTEXC 028VTE: VTAM EXCEPTION/RESOLUT 39 219 27648 252

NPMVTSTR 028VTS: VTAM DATA COLL START/S 52 257 27648 214

NRSAPLC NRSAPC: HOURLY APPLICATION USA 14 79 27648 698

NRSAPLS NRSAPL: APPLICATION STATUS CHA 12 71 27648 778

NRSCMD NRSCMD: ADMINISTRATOR COMMAND 21 218 27648 252

NRSINFO NRSINF: INFO FACILITY UPDATE J 11 60 27648 920

NRSLOFF NRSLOF: USER LOGOFF 12 71 27648 778

NRSLON NRSLON: USER LOGON ATTEMPT 13 87 27648 634

NRSMBRO NRSMBR: MESSAGE VIEWED/BROWSED 14 83 27648 666

NRSMDEL NRSMDE: MESSAGE DELETED 14 83 27648 666

NRSMPRT NRSMPR: MESSAGE PRINTED 15 91 27648 606

NRSMSND NRSMSN: MESSAGE SENT 13 75 27648 736

NRSRTRN NRSRTR: RETURN FROM APPLICATIO 16 107 27648 516

NRSSEL NRSSEL: SELECT APPLICATION EVE 14 99 27648 558

NRSVERR NRSVER: VTAM RPL ERR CODE/SENS 16 83 27648 666

NSMCON NSMCON: NOMAD - TERM CONN/DISC 10 73 27648 756

NSMPRC NSMPRC: NOMAD - PROCEDURE ACCO 13 89 27648 620

NSMTRM NSMTRM: NOMAD - SESSION TERMIN 17 105 27648 526

NSPYACCT NSPYAC: NETSPY NETWORK ACCTNG 69 349 27648 158

NSPYALRT NSPYAL: NETSPY NETWORK GENERA 20 140 27648 394

NSPYAPPL NSPYAP: NETSPY APPLICATION EN 90 400 27648 138

NSPYETHR NSPYET: NETSPY ETHERNET ADAPTE 30 134 27648 412

NSPYFRLY NSPYFR: NETSPY FRAME RELAY ENT 39 166 27648 332

NSPYLAND NSPYLD: LANSPY - INTERNETWORK 40 184 27648 300

NSPYLANF NSPYLF: LANSPY - FILE SERVER 72 318 27648 172

NSPYLANG NSPYLG: LANSPY - GATEWAY 63 282 27648 196

NSPYLANL NSPYLL: LANSPY - LAN 140 609 27648 90

NSPYLANR NSPYLR: LANSPY - SNA LU2 USER 51 234 27648 236

NSPYLANS NSPYLS: LANSPY - STATION 69 335 27648 164

NSPYLINE NSPYLN: NETSPY LINE RESOURCE E 55 217 27648 254

NSPYLU NSPYLU: NETSPY - SESSION/TERMI 59 266 27648 206

NSPYNCP NSPYNC: NETSPY NCP RESOURCE EN 105 436 27648 126

NSPYNCPB NSPYNB: NETSPY NCP CONTROL BLO 29 131 27648 422

NSPYNPSI NSPYNP: NETSPY NPSI RESOURCE E 54 234 27648 236

NSPYTIC3 NSPYT3: NETSPY - TIC3 ENTRY 44 194 27648 284

NSPYTPRI NSPYTP: NETSPY - TRANSMISSION 9 52 27648 1062

NSPYTR NSPYTR: NETSPY - TOKEN-RING EN 37 154 27648 358

NSPYVIRT NSPYVR: NETSPY - VIRTUAL ROUTE 36 138 27648 400

NSPYVTAM NSPYVT: NETSPY - VTAM BUFFERS 24 104 27648 530

NTCONFIG NTCNFG: NT SMF CONFIGURATION 35 595 27648 92

NTCPINAP NTCPAP: APPLICATION INTERVAL I 22 130 27648 424

NTCPINSY NTCPSY: SYSTEM INTERVAL INFORM 136 690 55296 80

NTCPSESE NTCPSE: SESSION END INFORMATIO 31 160 27648 344

NTCPSESS NTCPSS: SESSION START INFORMAT 10 58 27648 952

NTCPSTOP NTCPOP: SYSTEM STOP INTORMATIO 134 678 27648 80

NTCPSTRT NTCPRT: SYSTEM START INFORMATI 57 238 27648 232

NTSMFCNT NTNTSM: NT SMF RECORD STATISTI 8 128 27648 432

NWLINKIP NTNWLI: NT NWLINK IPX 47 288 27648 192

NWLINKNB NTNWLN: NT NWLINK NETBIOS 47 288 27648 192

NWLINKSP NTNWLS: NT NWLINK SPX 47 288 27648 192

OBJECTS NTOBJ: NT OBJECTS 13 116 27648 476

ODSCMSPU TYODSP: ODS CMS PURGE 11 66 27648 836

ODSCMSRE TYODSE: ODS CMS RECACHE 11 69 27648 800

ODSDEVIC TYODSD: ODS DEVICE STATISTICS 44 168 27648 328

ODSREPOR TYODSR: ODS REPORT TERMINATION 35 157 27648 352

ODSUSER TYODSU: ODS REPORT STATS FOR U 30 145 27648 380

OMCIADA OMCADA: OMEGAMON CICS ADABAS D 31 155 27648 356

OMCIADAT OMCADT: OMEGAMON CICS ADABAS T 32 156 27648 354

OMCIBOTL OMCBOT: OMEGAMON CICS BOTTLENE 45 212 27648 260

OMCIDLI OMCDLI: OMEGAMON CICS DL/I DET 32 157 27648 352

OMCIDLIT OMCDLT: OMEGAMON CICS DL/I TOT 32 156 27648 354

OMCIDTCO OMCDTC: OMEGAMON CICS DATACOM 39 188 27648 294

OMCIDTCT OMCDTT: OMEGAMON CICS DATACOM 39 184 27648 300

OMCIFIXD OMCFIX: OMEGAMON CICS FIXED LE 138 651 27648 84

OMCIIDMS OMCIDM: OMEGAMON CICS IDMS DET 32 168 27648 328

OMCIIDMT OMCIDT: OMEGAMON CICS IDMS TOT 32 156 27648 354

OMCIRTA OMCRTA: OMEGAMON CICS RTA 10 56 27648 986

OMCISUPR OMCSUP: OMEGAMON CICS SUPRA DE 31 156 27648 354

OMCISUPT OMCSUT: OMEGAMON CICS SUPRA TO 21 112 27648 492

OMCISYST OMCSYS: OMEGAMON CICS SYSTEM I 32 421 27648 130

OMCITITL OMCTIT: OMEGAMON CICS ESRA TIT 57 221 27648 250

OMCITRAL OMCTRL: OMEGAMON CICS TRAILER 7 40 27648 1382

OMCITRAN OMCTRA: OMEGAMON CICS TRANSACT 11 68 27648 812

OMCIVDCT OMCDCT: OMEGAMON CICS DESTINAT 14 67 27648 824

OMCIVENQ OMCENQ: OMEGAMON CICS ENQUE 11 70 27648 788

OMCIVFCT OMCFCT: OMEGAMON CICS FILE CON 15 65 27648 850

OMCIVIO OMCVIO: OMEGAMON CICS I/O 20 94 27648 588

OMCIVJCT OMCJCT: OMEGAMON CICS JOURNAL 15 53 27648 1042

OMCIVPCP OMCPCP: OMEGAMON CICS PROGRAM 10 94 27648 588

OMCIVSAM OMCVSA: OMEGAMON CICS VSAM FIL 21 116 27648 476

OMCIVSAT OMCVST: OMEGAMON CICS VSAM TOT 22 116 27648 476

OMCIVVSA OMCVVS: OMEGAMON CICS VARIABLE 15 67 27648 824

OMSMSDEV OMSMDV: OMEGAMON II SMS DEVICE 120 507 27648 108

OMSMSJOB OMSMJB: OMEGAMON II SMS JOB/DA 39 214 27648 258

OMVTEXCE OMVEXC: OMEGAMON VTAM EXCEPTIO 48 220 27648 250

OMVTLU OMVLU: OMEGAMON VTAM LU 24 141 27648 392

OMVTMPCG OMVMPG: OMEGAMON VTAM MPC GROU 35 169 27648 326

OMVTMPCS OMVMPS: OMEGAMON VTAM MPC SUBC 32 155 27648 356

OMVTNCPC OMVNCC: OMEGAMON VTAM NCP CCU 46 245 27648 224

OMVTNTRL OMVNTL: OMEGAMON VTAM NTRI LOG 29 152 27648 362

OMVTNTRP OMVNTP: OMEGAMON VTAM NTRI PHY 33 164 27648 336

OMVTPU OMVPU: OMEGAMON VTAM PU 42 231 27648 238

OMVTSDLC OMVSDL: OMEGAMON VTAM SDLC/BSC 41 223 27648 246

OMVTTBUF OMVTBU: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND BU 33 152 27648 362

OMVTTCTC OMVTCT: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND CT 49 206 27648 268

OMVTTETE OMVTET: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND EN 60 273 27648 202

OMVTTLCL OMVTLC: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND LC 40 170 27648 324

OMVTTNCP OMVTNC: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND NC 40 170 27648 324

OMVTTVR OMVTVR: OMEGAMON VTAM TREND VR 43 184 27648 300

OMVTX2LU OMVX2L: OMEGAMON VTAM X.25 LU 23 137 27648 402

OMVTX2MC OMVX2M: OMEGAMON VTAM X.25 MCH 41 205 27648 268

OMVTX2VC OMVX2V: OMEGAMON VTAM X.25 VC 32 173 27648 318

OPC20 OPC20: TYPE 20, JT STARTED EVE 4 21 27648 2632

OPC23 OPC23: TYPE 23, OPERATION EVEN 16 88 27648 628

OPC24_G OPC24X: TYPE 24, MT0 TYPE G=19 14 263 27648 210

OPC24_1 OPC241: TYPE 24, MT0 TYPE 1 20 178 27648 310

OPC24_2 OPC24Y: TYPE 24, MT0 TYPE 2 20 214 27648 258

OPC24_25 OPC242: TYPE 24, MT0 (3-5) 15 78 27648 708

OPC24_6 OPC246: TYPE 24, MT0 TYPE 6 26 95 27648 582

OPC24_78 OPC247: TYPE 24, MT0 TYPE 7,8 19 88 27648 628

OPC24D_A OPC24A: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 1,2 24 138 27648 400

OPC24D_B OPC24B: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 3,4 21 136 27648 406

OPC24D_C OPC24C: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 5 32 118 27648 468

OPC24D_D OPC24D: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 6 18 87 27648 634

OPC24D_E OPC24E: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 7 21 102 27648 542

OPC24D_F OPC24F: TYPE 24, MTD 8,9,10,11 23 119 27648 464

OPC24D_G OPC24G: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 12 18 90 27648 614

OPC24D_H OPC24H: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 13 22 148 27648 372

OPC24D_I OPC24I: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 14 20 100 27648 552

OPC24D_J OPC24J: TYPE 24, MTD TYPE 15 25 150 27648 368

OPC25 OPC25: TYPE 25, SUBMIT EVENT 10 76 27648 726

OPC26 OPC26: TYPE 26, AUTO RECOVERY 7 45 27648 1228

OPC27 OPC27: TYPE 27, MISSED FEEDBAC 11 61 27648 906

OPC28 OPC28: TYPE 28, FEEDBACK RECOR 11 64 27648 864

OPC29 OPC29: TYPE 29, AUTO-TRACKED E 28 129 27648 428

OPC30 OPC30: TYPE 30, SPECIAL RESOUR 8 69 27648 800

OPC31 OPC31: TYPE 31, FILE MAINTENAN 14 109 27648 506

OPC32 OPC32: TYPE 32, AUDIT TRAIL LO 13 149 27648 370

OPC33 OPC33: TYPE 33, MESSAGE LOG RE 7 45 27648 1228

OPC34 OPC34: TYPE 34, CATALOG MANAGE 14 173 27648 318

OPC35 OPC35: TYPE 35, BACKUP EVENT 13 66 27648 836

OPC36 OPC36: TYPE 36, CP BACKUP LOG 5 36 27648 1536

ORACLE ORACLE: ORACLE*EVENT*RECORD 49 317 27648 174

PACKTFLT NTPKFL: NT PACKET FILTER 12 112 27648 492

PAGEFILE NTPAGE: NT PAGING FILE 10 132 27648 418

PDQAMON PDQAMO: PDQAMON 26 103 27648 536

PDQAMONJ PDQAMJ: PDQAMONJ 20 91 27648 606

PDQEMON PDQEMO: PDQEMON 20 85 27648 650

PDQEMONJ PDQEMJ: PDQEMONJ 21 97 27648 570

PENTIUM NTPENT: NT PENTIUM PRO P6 76 396 27648 138

PENTP5 NTPEP5: NT PENTIUM P5 56 316 27648 174

PERSCHBL NTPCHB: NT PERSONAL CHANNEL BU 8 96 27648 576

PHYSDISK NTPDSK: NT PHYSICAL DISK 29 208 27648 264

PKMNBIND PKMNBI: BIND 11 69 27648 800

PKMNBLOG PKMNBL: BIND SESSION DATA LOG 12 268 27648 206

PKMNCONN PKMNCO: CONNECT 5 32 27648 1728

PKMNDISC PKMNDI: DISCONNECT 19 96 27648 576

PKMNERR PKMNER: ERROR 13 71 27648 778

PKMNFLOG PKMNFL: FMD DATA LOG 10 260 27648 212

PKMNFTEN PKMNFE: FILE TRANSFER END 33 160 27648 344

PKMNFTST PKMNFS: FILE TRANSFER START 10 68 27648 812

PKMNSHUT PKMNSH: SHUTDOWN 4 24 27648 2304

PKMNSTUP PKMNST: START UP 4 24 27648 2304

PKMNUNBN PKMNUN: UNBIND 36 172 27648 320

PRFSHLP PRFSHL: PERF SOLTNS HIPLOAD PL 35 298 27648 184

PRFSVIO PRFSVI: PERF SOLTNS I/O PLUS F 77 396 27648 138

PRFSXIO PRFSXI: PERF SOLTNS I/O PLUS F 41 286 27648 192

PRINT DBPRIN: BUILDPDB - PRINT 74 433 27648 126

PRINTQUE NTPRNQ: NT PRINT QUEUE 21 176 27648 314

PROCASID NTPRAS: NT PROCESS ADDRESS SPA 45 416 27648 132

PROCESOR NTPROR: NT CPU (PROCESSOR) 21 215 27648 256

PROCESS NTPROC: NT PROCESS 29 244 27648 226

PRORECOV PROSRE: PRO/SMS RECOVERY 136 1107 55296 49

PROSMS PROSMS: PRO/SMS MESSAGE 30 422 27648 130

PWPDACCT PWACCT: PW DETAIL PROCESS ACCO 20 220 27648 250

PWPDFSL PWFSL: PW DETAIL LOCAL FILE SY 35 236 27648 234

PWPDFSR PWFSR: PW DETAIL REMOTE FILE S 1 4 27648 13824

PWPDPD PWPD: PW DETAIL PROCESS DETAIL 67 846 55296 65

PWPDPDI PWPDI: PW DET PROCESS DETAIL I 39 284 27648 194

PWPDPDS PWPDS: PW DETAIL PROCESS SUMMA 18 76 27648 726

PWPDPGM PWPGM: PW DETAIL PROGRAM SUMMA 24 136 27648 406

PWPDTERM PWTERM: PW DETAIL TERMINAL SUM 24 140 27648 394

PWPDUFSQ PWUFSQ: PW DETAIL FILE SYSTEM 1 4 27648 13824

PWPDUFSS PWUFSS: PW DET USER FILE SYS S 9 88 27648 628

PWPDUSER PWUSER: PW DETAIL USER SUMMARY 25 140 27648 394

PWPICPUP PWCPUP: PW INTERVAL PROCESSOR 28 232 27648 238

PWPIDEVD PWDEVD: PW INTERVAL DEVICE USA 23 136 27648 406

PWPIDEVS PWDEVS: PW INTERVAL DEVICE SUM 25 108 27648 512

PWPINCO PWNCO: PW INTERVAL NFS CLIENT 48 196 27648 282

PWPININD PWNIND: PW INTERVAL NETWORK IN 21 239 27648 230

PWPININS PWNINS: PW INTRV NETW INTERFAC 11 48 27648 1152

PWPINSO PWNSO: PW INTERVAL NFS SERVER 47 192 27648 288

PWPIPI PWPI: PW INTERVAL SYSTEM SUMMA 127 560 27648 98

PWPLMESS PWMESS: PW DETAIL MESSAGES 1 4 27648 13824

QAPMAPPN QAPAPP: AS400 APPN DATA 314 1310 55296 42

QAPMASYN QAPASY: AS400 ASYNCH STATISTIC 19 120 27648 460

QAPMBSC QAPBSC: AS400 BINARY SYNCH STA 40 228 27648 242

QAPMBUS QAPBUS: AS400 BUS COUNTERS 21 98 27648 564

QAPMCIOP QAPCIO: AS400 COMM CONTROLLER 42 198 27648 278

QAPMCONF QAPCON: AS400 SYS CONFIGURATIO 53 280 27648 196

QAPMDDI QAPDDI: AS400 DISTRB DATA INTE 61 280 27648 196

QAPMDIOP QAPDIO: AS400 STOR DEV CNTRLR 90 452 27648 122

QAPMDISK QAPDIS: AS400 DISK STORAGE DAT 73 336 27648 164

QAPMECL QAPECL: AS400 TOKEN RING LAN S 71 317 27648 174

QAPMETH QAPETH: AS400 ETHERNET STATIST 65 297 27648 186

QAPMFRLY QAPFRL: AS400 FRAME RELAY DATA 40 196 27648 282

QAPMHDLC QAPHDL: AS400 HDLC STATISTICS 30 164 27648 336

QAPMIDLC QAPIDL: AS400 ISDN DATALINK CN 29 160 27648 344

QAPMIOP1 QAPIO1: FILE SERVER IO PROC PI 42 219 27648 252

QAPMIOP2 QAPIO2: AS400 OS/2 31 155 27648 356

QAPMIOP3 QAPIO3: AS400 HPFS386 62 303 27648 182

QAPMIOP4 QAPIO4: AS400 LAN SERVER 30 163 27648 338

QAPMJOBS QAPJOB: AS400 JOB DATA 138 682 55296 81

QAPMLAPD QAPLAP: AS400 ISDN LAPD FILE E 39 197 27648 280

QAPMLIOP QAPLIO: TWINAXIAL WORK STATION 32 160 27648 344

QAPMMIOP QAPMIO: MULTIFUNCTION CONTROLL 53 234 27648 236

QAPMPOOL QAPPOO: AS400 MAIN STORAGE DAT 33 122 27648 452

QAPMRESP QAPRES: LOC WORK STATION RESPO 20 107 27648 516

QAPMRWS QAPRWS: REMOTE WORKSTATION RES 21 117 27648 472

QAPMSAP QAPSAP: LAN AND ETHERNET SAP F 20 122 27648 452

QAPMSBSD QAPSBS: SUBSYS DATA UNDOCUMENT 4 26 27648 2126

QAPMSNA QAPSNA: AS400 SNA DATA 184 776 55296 71

QAPMSNAD QAPSND: AS400 SNADS DATA 21 117 27648 472

QAPMSTND QAPSTD: DDI STATION COUNTER DA 40 218 27648 252

QAPMSTNE QAPSTE: ETHERNET FILE STATION 40 218 27648 252

QAPMSTNL QAPSTL: TOKENRING STATN FILE E 40 218 27648 252

QAPMSTNY QAPSTY: AS400 FRAME RELAY STAT 40 218 27648 252

QAPMSYS QAPSYS: AS400 SYSTEM PERF DATA 542 2264 55296 24

QAPMTSK QAPTSK: TASK-UNDOCUMENTED INTE 6 38 27648 1454

QAPMX25 QAPX25: AS400 X.25 STATISTICS 61 277 27648 198

QTRTSUM QTRTSU: AS400 TRANS SUMRY TRAC 61 307 27648 180

RACFID RACID: RACF IRRDBU00 RECORD CO 2 8 27648 6912

RACF0100 RAC100: GROUP BASIC DATA 10 129 27648 428

RACF0101 RAC101: GROUP SUBGROUPS 4 24 27648 2304

RACF0102 RAC102: GROUP MEMBERS 5 32 27648 1728

RACF0103 RAC103: GROUP INSTALLATION DAT 6 72 27648 768

RACF0110 RAC110: GROUP DFP DATA 7 48 27648 1152

RACF0120 RAC120: GROUP OMVS DATA 5 34 27648 1626

RACF0200 RAC200: USER BASIC DATA 30 208 27648 264

RACF0201 RAC201: USER CATEGORIES 4 20 27648 2764

RACF0202 RAC202:USER CLASSES 4 24 27648 2304

RACF0203 RAC203: USER GROUP CONNECTIONS 4 24 27648 2304

RACF0204 RAC204: USER INSTALLATION DATA 6 72 27648 768

RACF0205 RAC205: USER CONNECT DATA 18 71 27648 778

RACF0210 RAC210: USER DFP DATA 7 48 27648 1152

RACF0220 RAC220: USER TSO DATA 17 104 27648 530

RACF0230 RAC230: USER CICS DATA 7 28 27648 1974

RACF0231 RAC231: USER CICS OPERATOR CLA 4 19 27648 2910

RACF0240 RAC240: USER LANGUAGE DATA 5 22 27648 2512

RACF0250 RAC250: USER OPERPARM DATA 162 213 27648 258

RACF0251 RAC251: USER OPERPARM SCOPE 4 20 27648 2764

RACF0260 RAC260: USER WORKATTR DATA 13 536 27648 102

RACF0270 RAC270: USER OMVS DATA 7 434 27648 126

RACF0400 RAC400: DATA SET BASIC DATA 32 245 27648 224

RACF0401 RAC401: DATA SET CATEGORIES 5 62 27648 890

RACF0402 RAC402: DATA SET CONDITIONAL A 9 94 27648 588

RACF0403 RAC403: DATA SET VOLUMES 5 64 27648 864

RACF0404 RAC404: DATA SET ACCESS 7 78 27648 708

RACF0405 RAC405: DATA SET INSTALLATION 7 114 27648 484

RACF0410 RAC410: DATA SET DFP DATA 5 66 27648 836

RACF0500 RAC500: GENERAL RESOURCE BASIC 36 286 27648 192

RACF0501 RAC501: GENERAL RESOURCE TAPE 10 189 27648 292

RACF0502 RAC502: GENERAL RESOURCE CATEG 5 64 27648 864

RACF0503 RAC503: GENERAL RESOURCE MEMBE 11 139 27648 396

RACF0504 RAC504: GENERAL RESOURCE VOLUM 5 66 27648 836

RACF0505 RAC505: GENERAL RESOURCE ACCES 7 80 27648 690

RACF0506 RAC506: GEN RES INSTALL DATA 7 116 27648 476

RACF0507 RAC507: GEN RES CONDITIONAL AC 9 96 27648 576

RACF0510 RAC510: GEN RES CONDITNL SESS 11 93 27648 594

RACF0511 RAC511: GEN RESRC CONDITNL SES 6 99 27648 558

RACF0520 RAC520: GEN RES CONDITNL DLF D 5 61 27648 906

RACF0521 RAC521: GEN RES DLF JOB NAMES 5 68 27648 812

RADIUIAS NTRASI: NT RADIUS SERVER IAS 25 164 27648 336

RADIUS NTRADI: NT RADIUS SERVER 23 156 27648 354

RASPORT NTRASP: NT RAS PORT 25 200 27648 276

RASTOTAL NTRAST: NT RAS TOTAL 25 172 27648 320

REDIRECT NTRDIR: NT REDIRECT 44 240 27648 230

RMFINTRV 408 1683 55296 32

ROSCOAUD ROSAUD: ROSCOAUD 27 287 27648 192

ROSCOAWS ROSAWS: ROSCOAWS 90 366 27648 150

ROSCOE 53 245 27648 224

ROSCORPS ROSRPS: ROSCORPS 15 126 27648 438

ROSCOSHU ROSSHU: ROSCOSHU 6 40 27648 1382

ROSCOSTA ROSSTA: ROSCOSTA 73 398 27648 138

ROSCOVPE ROSVPE: ROSCOVPE 10 73 27648 756

RRTMPSE 67 310 27648 178

SAMINFO SAMINF: SAMINFO 19 105 27648 526

SAMONASR SMOASR: SAMONASR 9 49 27648 1128

SAMONAUR SMOAUR: SAMONAUR 10 52 27648 1062

SAMONSSR SMOSSR: SAMONSSR 6 29 27648 1906

SAMONTLR SMOTLR: SAMONTLR 7 37 27648 1494

SAMONTSR SMOTSR: SAMONTSR 10 60 27648 920

SAMONUSR SMOUSR: SAMONUSR 12 264 27648 208

SAMSESOT SAMSES: SAMS ESOT RECORD 14 67 27648 824

SAMSKED SAMSKD: SAMSKED 6 84 27648 658

SAMSTOT SAMSTO: SAMS TOTAL RECORD 19 88 27648 628

SAMSVOL SAMSVO: SAMS VOLUME RECORD 22 134 27648 412

SAMTERM SAMTRM: SAMTERM 6 84 27648 658

SAPIMSBA SAPIBA: SAP IMS BATCH RECORD 29 107 27648 516

SAPIMSON SAPION: SAP IMS ONLINE RECORD 31 127 27648 434

SAPIMSSP SAPISP: SAP IMS SPOOL TASK REC 28 111 27648 498

SARSESSN TYSARS: SAR CROSS MEMORY SESSI 35 231 27648 238

SARSRQUX TYSARX: CA-VIEW SARSRQUX USER 134 547 27648 100

SARSRQU3 TYSAR: PRINT REPORT SAR DATABA 78 426 27648 128

SERVER NTSERV: NT SERVER 34 216 27648 256

SERVWORK NTSERW: NT SERVER WORK QUEUES 25 192 27648 288

SESAME TYSESA: SESAME 62 392 27648 140

SMFINTRV DB30UV: BUILDPDB - SMFINTRV 241 1216 55296 45

SMTPSERV NTSMTP: NT SMTP SERVICE 62 348 27648 158

SNAADAPT NTSNAA: NT SNA ADAPTER SMAD1C1 16 128 27648 432

SNACONN NTSNAC: NT SNA CONNECTION 11 112 27648 492

SNALUSES NTSNAL: NT SNA LU SESSION 11 112 27648 492

SNAPAD SNAPAD: CODEWORK SOFTWARE SNAP 37 171 27648 322

SNARSPTM NTSNAR: NT SNA 3270 RESPONSE T 13 120 27648 460

SOFTAUDM SFTAM: SOFTAUDIT MODULE USAGE 23 148 27648 372

SOFTAUDP SFTAP: PRODUCT*USAGE*FILE 39 264 27648 208

SOFTMODS SFTAL: SOFTAUDIT INSTALLED LMO 11 91 27648 606

SOFTPROD SFTPR: SOFTAUDIT INSTALLED PRO 8 201 27648 274

SPINTALO 10 67 27648 824

SPINUOW 59 286 27648 192

SPIN26 SP26: SPIN 26 65 370 27648 148

SPIN30_1 SP30U1: SPIN 30_1 41 275 27648 200

SPIN30_4 SP30U4: SPIN 30_4 189 921 55296 60

SPIN30_5 SP30U5: SPIN 30_5 43 268 27648 206

SPIN6 SP6: SPIN 6 53 234 27648 236

SPMGSPAC SPMGSP: SPACE MANAGER SPACE LI 65 377 27648 146

SPMGVOLU SPMGVL: SPACE MANAGER VOLUME R 14 110 27648 502

SPMSCED TYSPMC: CACHE EXTENT DEFINITIO 57 245 27648 224

SPMSEXT TYSPME: CACHE EXTENT LEVEL STA 48 241 27648 228

SPUNJOBS 234 1168 55296 47

SQLICENS NTSQNS: NT SQL SERVER LICENSIN 10 104 27648 530

SQLLOCKS NTSQKS: NT SQLLOCKS 28 176 27648 314

SQLLOG NTSQOG: NT SQLLOG 12 148 27648 372

SQLPROCA NTSQCA: NT SQLPROCA 17 136 27648 406

SQLREPDB NTSQDB: NT SQLREPDB 10 104 27648 530

SQLSERVR NTSQVR: NT SQL SERVER 32 196 27648 282

SQLUSERS NTSQUS: NT SQL SERVER USERS 12 144 27648 384

SQLUSRCT NTSQCT: NT SQL USER COUNTERS 17 132 27648 418

STCBLOS STCBLO: STC BLOS 9 37 27648 1494

STCEJECT STCEJE: STC EJECT 16 64 27648 864

STCENTER STCENT: STC ENTER 16 64 27648 864

STCHSC STCHSC: STC HSC 63 217 27648 254

STCHSV STCHSV: STC HSC VIEW COMMAND 18 69 27648 800

STCLMU STCLMU: STC LMU 14 68 27648 812

STCLSM STCLSM: STC LSM 7 23 27648 2404

STCVARY STCVAR: STC VARY 9 28 27648 1974

STCVSM09 STCV09: STC VSM 09 VTCS CONFIG 9 252 27648 218

STCVSM10 STCV10: STC VSM 10 VTCS SUBSYS 26 120 27648 460

STCVSM11 STCV11: STC VSM11 VTCS CHAN IN 12 51 27648 1084

STCVSM12 STCV12: STC VSM12 VTCS STATE S 7 44 27648 1256

STCVSM13 STCV13: STC VSM 13 VTCS VTV MO 16 132 27648 418

STCVSM14 STCV14: STC VSM 14 VTCS VTV DI 14 110 27648 502

STCVSM15 STCV15: STC VSM 15 VTCS DELETE 5 30 27648 1842

STCVSM16 STCV16: STC VSM 16 VTCS RTD MO 13 94 27648 588

STCVSM17 STCV17: STC VSM 17 VTCS RTD DI 7 124 27648 444

STCVSM18 STCV18: STC VSM18 VTCS MIGR VT 17 126 27648 438

STCVSM19 STCV19: VSM19 VTCS RECALL VTV 17 123 27648 448

STCVSM20 STCV20: STC VSM 20 VTCS RTD PE 12 65 27648 850

STCVSM21 STCV21: STC VSM 21 VTCS RTD VA 6 29 27648 1906

STCVSM22 STCV22: VSM22 VTCS HOST INITIA 5 32 27648 1728

STCVSM23 STCV23: VSM23 VTCS CHNG SCRATC 3 16 27648 3456

STCVSM24 STCV24: VSM24 VTCS MVC MEDIA D 5 25 27648 2210

STCVSM25 STCV25: VSM 25 VTCS MVC USAGE 7 34 27648 1626

STCVSM26 STCV26: VSM 26 VTCS VTV MOVEME 11 66 27648 836

STEPS DBSTEP: BUILDPDB - STEPS 205 1052 55296 52

STXCONOF STXCOF: STXCONOF 24 136 27648 406

STXCONON STXCON: STXCONON 10 72 27648 768

STXLOGOF STXLOF: STXLOGOF 20 104 27648 530

STXLOGON STXLON: STXLOGON 7 48 27648 1152

STXSTART STXSTA: STXSTART 91 369 27648 148

SUPERIND TYSUIN: SUPER IND$FILE 32 443 27648 124

SUPRDBMX SUPDBM: SUPRA DBMX 29 144 27648 384

SUPRFILE SUPFIL: SUPRA FILE 33 145 27648 380

SUPRINIT SUPINT: SUPRA INIT 12 88 27648 628

SYNCSORT SYNSOR: SYNCSORT 207 924 55296 59

SYSTEM NTSYST: NT SYSTEM 37 212 27648 260

TANDCPU TANCPU: TANDEM MEASURE CPU DAT 61 345 27648 160

TANDCTLR TANCTL: TANDEM MEASURE CONTROL 17 83 27648 666

TANDDISK TANDIS: TANDEM MEASURE DISK DA 98 417 27648 132

TANDLINE TANLIN: TANDEM MEASURE LINE DA 30 149 27648 370

TANDPROC TANPRO: TANDEM MEASURE PROCESS 76 377 27648 146

TAPEMNTS 18 80 27648 690

TAPES TY21: TYPE 21 SMF - TAPE ERROR 28 132 27648 418

TCP NTTCP: NT TCP 16 128 27648 432

TELEAPPL TELEAP: TELEVIEW APPL LOGON/LO 19 123 27648 448

TELEPHNY NTTELE: NT TELEPHONY 15 124 27648 444

TELESHUT TELESH: TELEVIEW SHUTDOWN 9 60 27648 920

TELETERM TELETE: TELEVIEW TERM LOGON/LO 10 68 27648 812

THREAD NTTHRD: NT THREAD 22 208 27648 264

THREADET NTTHRX: NT THREAD DETAILS 10 160 27648 344

TMDBBA TMDBA: SET CURRENT SQLID 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBB TMDBB: END OF IDENTIFY 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBC TMDBC: END OF SIGN-ON 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBD TMDBD: AUTHORIZATION FAILURE 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBE TMDBE: GRANT AND REVOKE 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBF TMDBF: DDL ON AUDITED OBJECT 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBG TMDBG: FIRST WRITE ON AUDITED 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBH TMDBH: FIRST READ ON AUDITED O 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBI TMDBI: DML ON AUDITED OBJECT 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBJ TMDBJ: UTILITY START 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBK TMDBK: UTILITY CHANGE 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBL TMDBL: UTILITY END 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBM TMDBM: DISTRIBUTED AUTHID TRAN 33 229 27648 240

TMDBBT TMDBT: SQL TRACE 33 229 27648 240

TMDBDA TMDDA: TMON FOR DB2 INTERVAL S 525 2183 55296 25

TMDBDAB TMDDAB: INTRV STAT-BUFFER POOL 177 800 55296 69

TMDBDAF TMDDAF: INTRV STAT-DDF 76 410 27648 134

TMDBDA2 TMDDA2: INTERVAL STATISTICS 441 1862 55296 29

TMDBDB TMDDB: TMON FOR DB2 THREAD DET 274 1397 55296 39

TMDBDBB TMDDBB: THREAD DETAIL-BUFFER P 61 345 27648 160

TMDBDBF TMDDBF: THREAD DETAIL - DDF 83 446 27648 122

TMDBDBK TMDDBK: THREAD DETAIL - PACKAG 75 451 27648 122

TMDBDBR TMDDBR: THREAD DETAIL - RESOUR 76 494 27648 110

TMDBDB2 TMDDB2: THREAD DETAIL 295 1421 55296 38

TMDBDC TMDDC: TMON/DB2: TMDBDC 6 22 27648 2512

TMDBDD TMDDD: TMON/DB2: TMDBDD 6 22 27648 2512

TMDBDE TMDDE: TMON FOR DB2 EXCEPTION 41 332 27648 166

TMDBDE2 TMDDE2: EXCEPTION LOG 45 388 27648 142

TMDBDF TMDDF: UNKNOWN 7 30 27648 1842

TMDBDR TMDDR: TMON FOR DB2 THREAD RES 56 301 27648 182

TMDBDW TMDDW: DB2/IRLM MESSAGE 9 158 27648 348

TMDBD6 TMDD6: DB2/SQL CAPTURE 101 483 27648 114

TMDBD6B TMDD6B: DB2/SQL CAPTURE BUFFER 24 94 27648 588

TMDBD6S TMDD6S: DB2/SQL CAPTURE SQL TE 10 134 27648 412

TMS TMSTMS: TMS/CA-1 VOLUME 113 524 27648 104

TMVSCC TMVCC: I/O CONFIGURATION CHANG 51 676 27648 80

TMVSCD TMVCD: TMON/MVS CS MONITOR DET 6 29 27648 1906

TMVSCF TMVCF: CACHED DEVICE I/O INTER 57 295 27648 186

TMVSCH TMVCH: TMON/MVS CHANNEL PATH I 16 53 27648 1042

TMVSCI TMVCI: TMON/MVS CS MONITOR INT 37 226 27648 244

TMVSCP TMVCP: TMVSCP 6 29 27648 1906

TMVSCS TMVCS: TMON/MVS CACHE SUBSYS I 44 237 27648 232

TMVSDV TMVDV: TMON/MVS DEVICE I/O 71 335 27648 164

TMVSEL TMVEL: EXCEPTION LOG 14 109 27648 506

TMVSIC TMVIC: I/O CONFIGURATION 19 94 27648 588

TMVSIOD TMVIOD: I/O DEVICE EVENTS 21 90 27648 614

TMVSIOL TMVIOL: I/O LCU EVENTS 25 108 27648 512

TMVSIT TMVIT: TMVSIT 6 29 27648 1906

TMVSIV TMVIV: I/O VOLUME CHANGE 17 88 27648 628

TMVSIX TMVIX: TMON/MVS IO CONFIGURATI 80 627 27648 88

TMVSJD TMVJD: TMON/MVS JOB - BASIC DA 146 955 55296 57

TMVSJDAP TMVJDA: TMON/MVS JOB-APPC DATA 25 121 27648 456

TMVSJDDL TMVJDD: TMON/MVS JOB-DELAY DAT 23 117 27648 472

TMVSJDIN TMVJDI: TMON/MVS JOB-INTERVAL 206 1013 55296 54

TMVSJDOM TMVJDO: TMON/MVS JOB-O/MVS DAT 29 137 27648 402

TMVSJDRE TMVJDR: TMON/MVS JOB-REPLY DAT 17 215 27648 256

TMVSJDSW TMVJDS: TMON/MVS JOB-SWAP DATA 19 115 27648 480

TMVSJDTR TMVJDT: TMON/MVS JOB-TRX DATA 34 170 27648 324

TMVSJI TMVJI: JOB INTERVAL OR END 43 157 27648 352

TMVSJIST TMVJIS: JOB STEP INTERVAL OR E 24 121 27648 456

TMVSLC TMVLC: TMON/MVS LCU I/O 42 143 27648 386

TMVSMD TMVMD: TMON/MVS MDF DOMAIN INT 6 29 27648 1906

TMVSML TMVML: PR/SM LPAR INTERVAL 4 17 27648 3252

TMVSMLG TMVMLG: PR/SM GLOBAL SEGMENT 24 94 27648 588

TMVSMLL TMVMLL: PR/SM LOGICAL PARTITIO 14 56 27648 986

TMVSMLP TMVMLP: PR/SM PRODUCT SEGMENT 16 64 27648 864

TMVSMLV TMVMLV: PR/SM VIRTUAL PROCESSO 14 53 27648 1042

TMVSNQ TMVNQ: ENQUEUE/RESERVE 31 190 27648 290

TMVSPS TMVPS: PAGE/SWAP DATA SET 23 139 27648 396

TMVSSG TMVSG: TMON/MVS STORAGE GROUP 6 29 27648 1906

TMVSSYS TMVSYS: SYSTEM ACTIVITY 161 649 27648 84

TMVSTR TMVTR: TAPE MOUNT SUMMARY 39 215 27648 256

TMVSTRS TMVTRS: TAPE MOUNT DETAIL 16 75 27648 736

TMVSWK TMVWK: WORKLOAD PARAMETERS 23 91 27648 606

TMVSWKP TMVWKP: WORKLOAD PERF GROUP 37 151 27648 366

TMVSXI TMVXI: XCF INTERVAL 7 33 27648 1674

TMVSXIM TMVXIM: XCF MEMBER 13 74 27648 746

TMVSXIP TMVXIP: XCF PATH 23 96 27648 576

TMVSXIS TMVXIS: XCF SYSTEM 20 87 27648 634

TMVSYSSW TMVSW: SYSTEM SWAP DETAIL 14 61 27648 906

TMVSYSUI TMVUI: SYSTEM UIC DETAIL 263 1057 55296 52

TPNSDATA 13 97 27648 570

TPXAPLOF TPXAOF: APPLICATION LOGOFF EVE 27 144 27648 384

TPXAPLON TPXAON: APPLICATION LOGON EVEN 12 84 27648 658

TPXASSIS TPXASS: USER START/END SESSION 9 57 27648 970

TPXCONFI TPXCOI: USER INIT/TERM CONFERE 9 62 27648 890

TPXCONFJ TPXCOJ: USER JOIN/LEAVE CONFER 11 78 27648 708

TPXGRANT TPXGRA: USER GRANTS TEMP VIEW 9 57 27648 970

TPXINTRV 168 680 55296 81

TPXPLYBK TPXPLY: USER START/END PLAYBAC 11 78 27648 708

TPXRECRD TPXREC: USER START/END RECORD 9 62 27648 890

TPXSESSN TPXSES: APPL SESSION INTERVAL/ 19 86 27648 642

TPXSTART TPXSTA: START RECORD 36 164 27648 336

TPXTRMOF TPXTOF: TERMINAL SIGNOFF EVEN 27 144 27648 384

TPXTRMON TPXTON: TERMINAL SIGNON EVENT 9 60 27648 920

TPXTRNGI TPXTRI: USER INIT/TERM TRAININ 9 62 27648 890

TPXTRNGJ TPXTRJ: JOIN/LEAVE TRAINING SE 11 78 27648 708

TPXVIEW TPXVIE: USER START/END SESSION 13 82 27648 674

TRMS01 TRMS01: TRMS REPORT ACCUMULATI 17 117 27648 472

TRMS02 TRMS02: TRMS REPORT DELETION 21 141 27648 392

TRMS03 TRMS03: TRMS DISTRIBUTION BUND 19 141 27648 392

TRMS04 TRMS04: TRMS DISTRIBUTION PRIN 19 141 27648 392

TRNDDB2A 354 1505 55296 36

TRNDDB2B 40 245 27648 224

TRNDDB2S 580 2342 55296 23

TRNDIDMS 30 187 27648 294

TRNDRMFI 385 1541 55296 35

TRNDTALO TREND SUMMARIZATION OF TYPETAL 16 72 27648 768

TRNDVLFC 17 109 27648 506

TRND70 271 1052 55296 52

TRND70PR 142 589 27648 92

TRND71 248 988 55296 55

TRND72 48 197 27648 280

TRND72GO 166 815 55296 67

TRSNIFEN TRSIFE: TRENDSNMP IFENTRY 36 236 27648 234

TSOMCALL TSOCAL: TSO/MON USER RESPONSE/ 110 590 27648 92

TSOMCMND TSOCMD: TSO/MON COMMAND COUNTS 9 49 27648 1128

TSOMDRU TSODRU: TSO/MON DYNAMIC RESOUR 16 72 27648 768

TSOMDSNS TSODSN: TSO/MON DATASET ACTIVI 27 179 27648 308

TSOMSYST TSOSYS: TSO/MON SYSTEM INTERVA 183 810 55296 68

TUXBLOCK TUXBLO: TUX BLOCKDEVICE RECORD 28 264 27648 208

TUXCLIEN TUXCLI: TUX CLIENTDETAIL RECOR 14 126 27648 438

TUXCONEC TUXCON: TUX CONNECTIONS RECORD 17 148 27648 372

TUXCPU TUXCPU: TUX CPU RECORD 21 104 27648 530

TUXCURDI TUXCUR: TUX CURRENTDIR RECORD 11 160 27648 344

TUXDISK TUXDIS: TUX DISK RECORD 20 132 27648 418

TUXDSKPR TUXDSK: TUX DISKPROCESS RECORD 17 342 27648 160

TUXFILEB TUXFIB: TUX FILEBALANCE RECORD 14 196 27648 282

TUXFILEH TUXFIH: TUX FILEHISTORY RECORD 8 118 27648 468

TUXFREE TUXFRE: TUX FREESPACE RECORD 24 252 27648 218

TUXINFO TUXINF: TUX INFO RECORD 9 98 27648 564

TUXINTER TUXINT: TUX INTERFACE RECORD 20 188 27648 294

TUXLIMIT TUXLIM: TUX HARD/SOFT LIMIT RE 24 196 27648 282

TUXMEMRY TUXMEM: TUX MEMORYMGMT RECORD 14 68 27648 812

TUXNFSCL TUXNFS: TUX NFSCLIENT RECORD 31 208 27648 264

TUXNFSRV TUXNFR: TUX NFSSERVICE RECORD 24 150 27648 368

TUXOPENF TUXOPN: TUX OPENFILES RECORD 10 124 27648 444

TUXPROC TUXPRC: TUX PROCESS RECORD 49 330 27648 166

TUXPROCO TUXPRO: TUX PROCESSOR RECORD 15 72 27648 768

TUXPRODI TUXPRD: TUX PROCESSDISK RECORD 16 252 27648 218

TUXPRODS TUXPRS: TUX PROCESS DISP RECOR 17 80 27648 690

TUXPROFI TUXPRF: TUX PROCESSFILES RECOR 16 196 27648 282

TUXPROG TUXPGM: TUX PROGRAM RECORD 16 120 27648 460

TUXPROTO TUXPCL: TUX PROTOCOL RECORD 15 72 27648 768

TUXQUOTA TUXQUO: TUX QUOTAS RECORD 7 151 27648 366

TUXRESP TUXRSP: TUX RESPONSE RECORD 28 188 27648 294

TUXSERV TUXSRV: TUX SERVER RECORD 21 218 27648 252

TUXSOCK TUXSOC: TUX SOCKETS RECORD 31 208 27648 264

TUXSTOR TUXSTO: TUX STORAGE RECORD 11 160 27648 344

TUXSYSTM TUXSYS: TUX SYSTEM RECORD 35 152 27648 362

TUXTABLE TUXTAB: TUX TABLES RECORD 12 108 27648 512

TUXTERM TUXTRM: TUX TERMINAL RECORD 20 188 27648 294

TUXUSER TUXUSR: TUX USER RECORD 22 136 27648 406

TUXUSERI TUXUSI: TUX USERIO RECORD 31 208 27648 264

TUXWAITS TUXWAI: TUX WAITS RECORD 11 108 27648 512

TYPEACC TYACC: ACC/SRS MESSAGE OR RECO 26 400 27648 138

TYPEASXT TYASXT: ASTEX*TRACE*RECORDS 154 440 27648 124

TYPECIAO TYCIAO: AVAILABILITY EVENTS 10 72 27648 768

TYPEDLMN TYDLMN: CANDLE DELTAMON SMF RE 11 108 27648 512

TYPEF1 F1: FACOM OSIV/F4 TYPE1 SMF RE 17 76 27648 726

TYPEF234 F234: DSPRINT STATISTICS 15 128 27648 432

TYPEF27C F127C: CHANNEL BUSY 7 36 27648 1536

TYPEF27D F127D: DEVICE STATISTICS 27 122 27648 452

TYPEF27P F127P: PERFORMANCE GROUP STATI 35 148 27648 372

TYPEF27S F127S: CPU STATISTICS 27 116 27648 476

TYPEHBUF TYHBUF: HYPERBUF 50 228 27648 242

TYPEHMFA TYHMFA: HMF LCP STATISTICS 21 71 27648 778

TYPEHMFB TYHMFB: HMF DS3 STATISTICS 54 240 27648 230

TYPEHMFR TYHMFR: HMF PATH/ROUTE DETAILS 16 72 27648 768

TYPEHMF0 TYHMF0: HMF NETWORK MESSAGE 15 372 27648 148

TYPEHMF1 TYHMF1: HMF INITIALIZATION 7 36 27648 1536

TYPEHMF2 TYHMF2: HMF TERMINATION 7 36 27648 1536

TYPEHMF3 TYHMF3: HMF NETWORK NODE RESET 7 36 27648 1536

TYPEHMF4 TYHMF4: HMF NODE STATISTICS 24 104 27648 530

TYPEHMF5 TYHMF5: HMF LINK STATISTICS 43 196 27648 282

TYPEHMF6 TYHMF6: HMF TRUNK STATISTICS 107 504 27648 108

TYPEHMF7 TYHMF7: HMF CONNECTION STATIST 18 85 27648 650

TYPEHMF8 TYHMF8: HMF SUBCHANNEL STATIST 25 113 27648 488

TYPEHMF9 TYHMF9: HMF INTERFACE STATISTI 28 127 27648 434

TYPEIAM TYIAM: IAM SMF RECORD 108 482 27648 114

TYPEMDF TYMDF: ARCHAIC MDFTRACN - USE 40 174 27648 316

TYPENETP TYNETP: NET-PASS SMF RECORD 26 152 27648 362

TYPENNAV TYNNAV: NETWORK NAVIGATOR SESS 22 140 27648 394

TYPENOAM TYNOAM: NEAROAM REQUEST 13 101 27648 546

TYPEOMAU TYOMAU: AUDIT OMEGAMON COMMAND 35 478 27648 114

TYPEPDSM TYPDSM: TYPEPDSM 37 194 27648 284

TYPEPOOL TYPOOL: POOL-DASD MANAGED ALLO 20 756 55296 73

TYPERDS1 TYRDS1: RDS DEVICE DESCRIPTION 25 98 27648 564

TYPERDS2 TYRDS2: RDS PATH DESCRIPTION 26 120 27648 460

TYPERDS3 TYRDS3: RDS DEVICE THROUGHPUT 31 139 27648 396

TYPERDS4 TYRDS4: RDS NETWORK THROUGHPUT 27 127 27648 434

TYPERDS5 TYRDS5: RDS RDEVADPT ERRORS 22 187 27648 294

TYPERDS6 TYRDS6: RDS HOSTADPT NETWORK E 22 187 27648 294

TYPERDS7 TYRDS7: RDS LINK NETWORK ERROR 22 187 27648 294

TYPERMDS TYRMDS: TYPERMDS 24 317 27648 174

TYPERTE TYRTE: TYPERTE 84 410 27648 134

TYPESASU TYSASU: SAS USER SMF RECD PER 15 136 27648 406

TYPESAVR TYSAVR: TYPESAVR 15 77 27648 718

TYPESFS TYSFS: TYPESFS 27 152 27648 362

TYPESIM TYSIM: SIMWARE SIM/XFER VTAM 19 321 27648 172

TYPESOLN TYSOLN: SOLVE NETMASTER FOR TC 17 151 27648 366

TYPESOLV TYSOLV: SOLVE NCL CPU ACCOUNTI 9 50 27648 1104

TYPESTRS TYSTRS: DASD STRESS TEST RESUL 32 141 27648 392

TYPESVCC TYSVCC: SERVICE CENTER STATIST 47 248 27648 222

TYPETALO TMNALO: MXG TAPE ALLOC MONITOR 50 331 27648 166

TYPETAO TYTAO:TAO SESSION SMF RECORD 55 387 27648 142

TYPETCPA TYTCPA: TCP/IP API CALLS (SOCK 17 102 27648 542

TYPETCPC TYTCPC: TCP/IP FTP CLIENT 26 203 27648 272

TYPETCPF TYTCPF: TCP/IP FTP SERVER 28 226 27648 244

TYPETCPL TYTCPL: TCP/IP TELNET CLIENT 14 86 27648 642

TYPETCPS TYTCPS: TCP/IP STATISTICS 72 297 27648 186

TYPETCPT TYTCPT: TCP/IP TELNET SERVER 18 118 27648 468

TYPETIE1 TYTIE1: TIE INIT/TERMINATION 11 64 27648 864

TYPETIE2 TYTIE2: TIE LOGON/LOGOFF 32 178 27648 310

TYPETIE3 TYTIE3: VIRT DISK OPEN/CLOSE/M 20 137 27648 402

TYPETIE4 TYTIE4: FILE XFER SEND/RECEIVE 16 134 27648 412

TYPETIE5 TYTIE5: TIE QIMPORT/QEXPORT ST 17 128 27648 432

TYPETIE6 TYTIE6: VDIMPORT/VDEXPORT STAR 19 133 27648 414

TYPETIRS TYTIRS: TYPE 96 TIRS SMF DATA 18 108 27648 512

TYPETLMS TYTLMS: VOL MASTER FILE BASE R 95 524 27648 104

TYPETMNT TMNTMN: MXG TAPE MOUNT MONITOR 22 118 27648 468

TYPETPMF TYTPMF: THRUPUT MANAGER JOB AN 23 102 27648 542

TYPETPMV TYTPMV: THRUPUT MANAGER VAR FI 12 81 27648 682

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T102S102 102102: DETECT OF SOS 32 228 27648 242

T102S103 102103: SETTING OFF OF SOS 33 236 27648 234

T102S104 102104: LOG DATA SET MAPPING 34 280 27648 196

T102S105 102105: INTERNAL DBID OBID TO 36 248 27648 222

T102S106 102106: SYSTEM PARAMETERS IN E 342 1586 55296 34

T102S107 102107: DATA SET OPEN/CLOSE IN 37 249 27648 222

T102S108 102108: BEGINNING OF BIND/REBI 56 409 27648 134

T102S109 102109: END OF BIND/REBIND 33 232 27648 238

T102S110 102110: BEGINNING OF FREE PLAN 41 373 27648 148

T102S111 102111: END OF FREE PLAN 33 232 27648 238

T102S112 102112: ATTR PLAN AFTR THREAD 36 240 27648 230

T102S113 102113: ATTR PLAN AFTER AGENT 36 240 27648 230

T102S114 102114: START ARCH READ I/O WA 36 248 27648 222

T102S115 102115: END READ ARCH I/O WAIT 37 248 27648 222

T102S116 102116: END READ ARCH I/O WAIT 37 248 27648 222

T102S117 102117: BEGIN ARCHIVE READ 38 252 27648 218

T102S118 102118: END ARCHIVE READ 36 244 27648 226

T102S119 102119: BSDS WRITE I/O BEGINNI 36 248 27648 222

T102S120 102120: BSDS WRITE I/O END 34 236 27648 234

T102S121 102121: ENTRY ALLOC DB2 CONNEC 32 228 27648 242

T102S122 102122: EXIT ALLOC DB2 CONNECT 32 228 27648 242

T102S123 102123: SRV GENERATED RECORDS 34 236 27648 234

T102S124 102124: CURRENT SQL STATEMENT 65 496 27648 110

T102S125 102125: RID LIST PROCESSING US 40 247 27648 222

T102S126 102126: LOG BUFFER WRITES 32 228 27648 242

T102S127 102127: AGENT READY SUSP PAGE 38 245 27648 224

T102S128 102128: PAGE REQR RES BY I/O I 38 242 27648 228

T102S129 102129: VSAM CI-S-DB2 RECOVER 32 228 27648 242

T102S130 102130: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S131 102131: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S132 102132: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S133 102133: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S134 102134: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S135 102135: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S136 102136: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S137 102137: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S138 102138: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S139 102139: IBM SERVICE 32 228 27648 242

T102S140 102140: AUTHORIZATION FAILURES 41 401 27648 136

T102S141 102141: EXPLICIT GRANT AND REV 39 368 27648 150

T102S142 102142: CREATES,ALTERS,DROPS A 40 375 27648 146

T102S143 102143: 1ST ATTMPT WRITE AUDIT 36 240 27648 230

T102S144 102144: 1ST ATTEMPTED READ AUD 36 240 27648 230

T102S145 102145: AUDIT LOG REC IN DML S 73 472 27648 116

T102S146 102146: USER-DEF AUDIT TRACE 32 228 27648 242

T102S147 102147: MADE UP OF SEVERAL MAP 98 620 27648 88

T102S148 102148: TIMES FOR AGENTS ACTIV 245 1221 55296 45

T102S149 102149: LOCK INFORM FOR A RES 58 332 27648 166

T102S150 102150: LOCK INFORM FOR A AGEN 58 332 27648 166

T102S151 102151: USER-DEF ACCTING TRACE 32 228 27648 242

T102S152 102152: USER-DEF STATS TRACE 32 228 27648 242

T102S153 102153: USER-DEF EXCEPT-COND T 32 228 27648 242

T102S154 102154: USER-DEF ROUTINE COND 32 228 27648 242

T102S155 102155: USER-DEF MONITOR TRACE 32 228 27648 242

T102S156 102156: USER-DEF SERVICABILITY 32 228 27648 242

T102S157 102157: DRDS INTER RDS RDI CAL 38 262 27648 210

T102S158 102158: DRDS INTER WITH CONVER 36 245 27648 224

T102S159 102159: DRDS REQ SITE DATA 36 253 27648 218

T102S160 102160: REQUESTING AGENT DATA 46 280 27648 196

T102S161 102161: RESPONDING AGENT DATA 46 280 27648 196

T102S162 102162: DTM MGR REQ AGENT DATA 35 246 27648 224

T102S163 102163: DTM RESPONSE AGENT DAT 33 229 27648 240

T102S164 102164: VTAM EXITS TO DB2 39 262 27648 210

T102S165 102165: VTAM MACRO CALLS/RETUR 40 266 27648 206

T102S166 102166: BUFFER SENT/RECEIVED 38 255 27648 216

T102S167 102167: CONVERS ALLOC REQ QUEU 38 260 27648 212

T102S168 102168: DISTRIB SQL STATEMENT 36 340 27648 162

T102S169 102169: DISTRIB AUTHID TRANSLA 37 269 27648 204

T102S170 102170: SUSP SYNC EXECTION UNI 35 234 27648 236

T102S171 102171: RESM AGENT WAITING DB2 35 240 27648 230

T102S172 102172: UOW INVOLVED IN DEADLO 65 461 27648 118

T102S173 102173: BEGN FOR MONITORING/AC 32 228 27648 242

T102S174 102174: BEGIN ARCHV LOG MODE ( 35 240 27648 230

T102S175 102175: END ARCHIVE LOG MODE(Q 35 240 27648 230

T102S176 102176: END SGNL FOR MONITORNG 32 228 27648 242

T102S177 102177: SUCCESSFUL PACKAGE ALL 42 434 27648 126

T102S178 102178: BEGIN WAIT LOGGER USER 36 244 27648 226

T102S179 102179: END WAIT LOGGER USER 32 228 27648 242

T102S180 102180: DC COMMUNICATION BUFFE 38 445 27648 124

T102S181 102181: DDM LEVEL 6B OBJECTS D 37 245 27648 224

T102S182 102182: DDM LEVEL 6B OBJECTS F 37 245 27648 224

T102S183 102183: DRDS RDS/SCC INTERFACE 40 287 27648 192

T102S184 102184: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S185 102185: DATA CAPTURE INFORMATI 32 228 27648 242

T102S186 102186: MEPL TRACE RECORD 36 244 27648 226

T102S187 102187: ENTRY TO AND EXIT FROM 32 228 27648 242

T102S188 102188: READS REQUEST FOR IFIC 32 228 27648 242

T102S189 102189: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S190 102190: OVERFLOW COND DURING H 40 244 27648 226

T102S191 102191: DATA CAPTR FOR DDIS ER 67 383 27648 144

T102S192 102192: DDM LEVEL 6A HEADER ER 51 568 27648 96

T102S193 102193: UOW DISPOSITION/SQLCOD 37 260 27648 212

T102S194 102194: INVALID SNA FMH-5 RECE 37 462 27648 118

T102S195 102195: FIRST FAIL DATA CAPTUR 39 276 27648 200

T102S196 102196: LOCK TIMEOUT DETAILS 67 825 55296 67

T102S197 102197: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S198 102198: GETPAGE/SET WRITEINTEN 40 247 27648 222

T102S199 102199: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S200 102200: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S201 102201: STATUS BEFORE/AFTER AL 52 293 27648 188

T102S202 102202: DYNAMIC ZPARM 32 228 27648 242

T102S203 102203: HEURISTIC DECISION OCC 43 498 27648 110

T102S204 102204: PARTNER COLD START DET 39 564 27648 98

T102S205 102205: INCORRECT LOGNAME/SYNC 47 522 27648 104

T102S206 102206: SNA COMPARE STATES PRT 52 1040 55296 53

T102S207 102207: HEURISTIC DAMAGE OCCUR 52 416 27648 132

T102S208 102208: SNA SYNC POINT PROTOCO 53 1030 55296 53

T102S209 102209: SYNC POINT COMMUNI FAI 41 282 27648 196

T102S210 102210: LOGNAME CHANGED ON WAR 37 380 27648 144

T102S211 102211: INFORMATION ABOUT CLAI 40 242 27648 228

T102S212 102212: INFORMATION ABOUT DRAI 40 242 27648 228

T102S213 102213: BEGNING WAIT FOR DRAIN 44 276 27648 200

T102S214 102214: END OF WAIT FOR DRAIN 33 229 27648 240

T102S215 102215: BEGIN WAIT CLAIM COUNT 37 251 27648 220

T102S216 102216: END CLAIM COUNT TO GO 37 236 27648 234

T102S217 102217: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S218 102218: SUM OF LOCK AVOIDANCE 49 258 27648 214

T102S219 102219: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S220 102220: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S221 102221: PARALLEL DEG FOR PARAL 62 837 55296 66

T102S222 102222: PARALLEL GROUP ELAPSED 57 392 27648 140

T102S223 102223: DET OF LOCK AVOIDANCE 40 254 27648 216

T102S224 102224: SELECT INVALIDED BY IB 33 232 27648 238

T102S225 102225: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S226 102226: BEGIN SUSP FOR PAGE LA 38 244 27648 226

T102S227 102227: END SUSPEND FOR PAGE L 37 240 27648 230

T102S228 102228: IBM SERVICE 34 240 27648 230

T102S229 102229: IBM SERVICE 34 236 27648 234

T102S230 102230: DATA SHARING GLOBAL ST 32 228 27648 242

T102S231 102231: PARALLEL GROUP TASK TI 54 336 27648 164

T102S232 102232: DB2 THREAD ENTRY/EXIT 32 228 27648 242

T102S233 102233: START/END CALL TO STOR 32 228 27648 242

T102S234 102234: CICS/IMS NID IS UNKNOW 35 253 27648 218

T102S235 102235: CONDITIONAL RESTART DA 42 292 27648 188

T102S236 102236: EXCHANGE LOG NAME PROT 43 1005 55296 55

T102S237 102237: SET CUR DEG STATEMENTS 35 235 27648 234

T102S238 102238: DB2 RSTRT ERR-SERVICEA 32 228 27648 242

T102S239 102239: OVERFLOW PACKAGE ACCOU 32 228 27648 242

T102S240 102240: EVENT SIGNAL PACKAGE A 32 228 27648 242

T102S241 102241: BEGIN/END SUSP PACK/DB 32 228 27648 242

T102S242 102242: BEGIN WAIT FOR SKED ST 32 228 27648 242

T102S243 102243: END WAIT FOR SKED STOR 32 228 27648 242

T102S244 102244: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S245 102245: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S246 102246: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S247 102247: INPUT HOST VARIABLE 32 228 27648 242

T102S248 102248: INPUT HOST VARIABLE 32 228 27648 242

T102S249 102249: INPUT HOST VARIABLE 32 228 27648 242

T102S250 102250: CONNECT/DISCONNECT GRO 32 228 27648 242

T102S251 102251: INTEREST CHANGES DATA 32 228 27648 242

T102S252 102252: BEGIN XES REQUEST 32 228 27648 242

T102S253 102253: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S254 102254: CACHE STRUCTS FOR GROU 32 228 27648 242

T102S255 102255: BUFFER REFRESH CROSS-I 32 228 27648 242

T102S256 102256: ALTER GROUPBUFFERPOOL 32 228 27648 242

T102S257 102257: INTER-DB2 NOTIFY MESSA 32 228 27648 242

T102S258 102258: DB2 DATASET EXTEND SPA 49 340 27648 162

T102S259 102259: P-LOCK STATE CONSTANTS 32 228 27648 242

T102S260 102260: END MVS XES REQUEST 32 228 27648 242

T102S261 102261: GROUP BUFFER POOL 32 228 27648 242

T102S262 102262: GBPOOLT CASTOUT THRESH 32 228 27648 242

T102S263 102263: PAGESET AND PARTITION 32 228 27648 242

T102S264 102264: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S265 102265: SCA ACCESS REQUEST BEG 32 228 27648 242

T102S266 102266: SCA ACCESS REQUEST END 32 228 27648 242

T102S267 102267: START CF STRUCT REBUIL 32 228 27648 242

T102S268 102268: END CF STRUCTURE REBUI 32 228 27648 242

T102S269 102269: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S270 102270: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S271 102271: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S272 102272: ASSOCIATE LOCATORS STM 32 228 27648 242

T102S273 102273: ALLOCATE CURSOR STATEM 32 228 27648 242

T102S274 102274: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S275 102275: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S276 102276: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S277 102277: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S278 102278: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S279 102279: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S280 102280: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S281 102281: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S282 102282: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S283 102283: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S284 102284: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S285 102285: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S286 102286: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S287 102287: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S288 102288: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S289 102289: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S290 102290: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S291 102291: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S292 102292: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S293 102293: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S294 102294: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S295 102295: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S296 102296: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S297 102297: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S298 102298: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S299 102299: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S300 102300: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S301 102301: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S302 102302: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S303 102303: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S304 102304: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S305 102305: TABLE CHECK CONSTRAINT 32 228 27648 242

T102S306 102306: LOG RECORDS 32 228 27648 242

T102S307 102307: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S308 102308: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S309 102309: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S310 102310: DOES NOT EXIST 32 228 27648 242

T102S311 102311: GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE 32 228 27648 242

T102S312 102312: DCE SECURITY AUDIT TRA 32 228 27648 242

T102S313 102313: CHECKPOINT LONG RUNNIN 32 228 27648 242

T102S314 102314: ACCESS CONTROL AUTH EX 32 228 27648 242

T102T124 102TX4: CURRENT SQL STATEMENT- 35 336 27648 164

T102T140 102TX0: AUTH FAILURES- SQL TEX 35 336 27648 164

T102T141 102TX1: EXPLCT GRANT/REVOKES-S 35 336 27648 164

T102T142 102TX2: EXPLCT GRANT/REVOKES-S 35 336 27648 164

T102T145 102TX5: AUDIT LOG REC DML SESS 35 336 27648 164

UDP NTUDP: NT UDP 12 112 27648 492

UNIKEVNT UNIKEV: UNIKIX EVENT RECORD 7 40 27648 1382

UNIKTRAN UNIKTR: UNIKIX TRANS ACCOUNTIN 75 361 27648 152

UNIKUSER UNIKUS: UNIKIX USER ACCOUNTING 75 361 27648 152

UNKNOWN NTUNKN: NT UNKNOWN OID-S 12 147 27648 376

UNMATCHD 117 576 27648 96

USER NTUSER: NT USER 27 236 27648 234

VAC HSM VAC RECORD FROM VMXGHS 8 36 27648 1536

VACVOLS HSM VACVOLS RECORD FROM VMXGHS 4 20 27648 2764

VINES NTVINE: NT VINES COMMUNICATION 36 212 27648 260

VLFCATLG VLF CATALOG ACTIVITY FROM SYSL 16 108 27648 512

VMADSM VMADSM: ADSM ACCOUNTING 26 178 27648 310

VMDEVICE VMDEV: VIRTUAL DEVICE IN STORA 14 63 27648 876

VMDISK VMDISK: LINK TO NOT-OWNED DISK 8 52 27648 1062

VMLINK VMLINK: INVALID LINK PASWRD 11 68 27648 812

VMLOGOFF VMLOFF: LOGOFF OR DISCONNECT 5 36 27648 1536

VMLOGON VMLOGN: INVALID LOGN PASWRD 9 56 27648 986

VMONAPGI 15 64 27648 864

VMONAPMI 14 60 27648 920

VMONAPPI 14 60 27648 920

VMONAPSI 14 60 27648 920

VMONASWI 14 60 27648 920

VMONBEGN VMOBEG: VMONBEGN 29 134 27648 412

VMONCHAN VMOCHA: VMONCHAN 133 536 27648 102

VMONCU VMOCU: VMONCU 11 48 27648 1152

VMONEND VMOEND: VMONEND 3 20 27648 2764

VMONID VMOID: VMONID 3 16 27648 3456

VMONINST VMOINS: VMONINST 36 148 27648 372

VMONINTV 68 273 27648 202

VMONPERF 311 1256 55296 44

VMONSUSP VMOSUS: VMONSUSP 4 24 27648 2304

VMONUSRD 75 279 27648 198

VMONUSRS 70 284 27648 194

VMON100 VMO100: VMON100 8 162 27648 340

VMON202 VMO202: VMON202 35 148 27648 372

VMON203 VMO203: VMON203 12 56 27648 986

VMON204 VMO204: VMON204 16 72 27648 768

VMON500 VMO500: VMON500 8 40 27648 1382

VMON604 VMO604: VMON604 8 40 27648 1382

VMON605 VMO605: VMON605 6 28 27648 1974

VMON700 VMO700: VMON700 12 55 27648 1004

VMON802 VMO802: VMON802 15 64 27648 864

VMRSCS VMRSCS: RSCS ACCOUNTING 16 82 27648 674

VMSESSN VMSESS: CMS SESSION 16 76 27648 726

VMSQLINI VMSQLI: SQL INIT 8 48 27648 1152

VMSQLRMT VMSQLR: SQL REMOTE USER 6 63 27648 876

VMSQLSYS VMSQLS: SQL SYSTEM 7 44 27648 1256

VMSQLTRM VMSQLT: SQL TERM 8 48 27648 1152

VMSQLUSR VMSQLU: SQL LOCAL USER 10 72 27648 768

VMUSRDAT VMUSER: USER DATA RECORD 3 82 27648 674

VMVCNA VMVCNA: VCNA/SNA/CCS LOGOFF/DI 12 78 27648 708

VMXPCHAN 21 84 27648 658

VMXPCNFG 15 82 27648 674

VMXPDEV 17 70 27648 788

VMXPSTAT 15 64 27648 864

VMXPSYST 45 180 27648 306

VMXPUSER 47 196 27648 282

VPDEND TYVPDE: VPDEND 10 68 27648 812

VPDERROR TYVPDW: VPDERROR 10 76 27648 726

VPDHARDW TYVPDM: VPDHARDW 18 95 27648 582

VPDPUHAR TYVPDP: VPDPUHAR 19 119 27648 464

VPDPUSOF TYVPDF: VPDPUSOF 14 94 27648 588

VPDSTART TYVPDS: VPDSTART 6 44 27648 1256

VPDTIMEO TYVPDT: VPDTIMEO 9 68 27648 812

VPNADAPT NTVPNA: NT VPN ADAPTER 19 196 27648 282

VSR HSM VSR RECORD FROM VMXGHS 33 156 27648 354

VSRTYPE HSM VSRTYPE RECORD FROM VMXGHS 17 84 27648 658

VTOCINFO 48 246 27648 224

VTOCLIST 44 221 27648 250

VTOCMAP 9 78 27648 708

VXBYCPU 174 736 55296 75

VXBYTIME 174 917 55296 60

VXBYUSR 133 595 27648 92

VXDEVDET 20 94 27648 588

VXDEVTOT 31 110 27648 502

VXSUMCPU 85 348 27648 158

VXSUMIOD 23 100 27648 552

VXSUMUSR 59 244 27648 226

WEBPROXY NTWBPR: NT WEB PROXY SERVER CA 23 176 27648 314

WEBPRSRV NTWBSS: NT WEB PROXY SERVER SE 61 308 27648 178

WEBSERVR NTWEBS: NT WEB SERVICE 62 348 27648 158

WINPROXY NTWSPR: NT WINSOCK PROXY SERVE 29 180 27648 306

WINSERVR NTWINS: NT WINS SERVER 22 152 27648 362

WSFACCT WSFACC: WSF2 AREP/ERD/PROF/WSF 22 182 27648 302

WSFAUDIT WSFAUD: WSF2 RSD AUDITING 21 162 27648 340

WSFDSN WSFDSN: WSF2 DATASET STATISTIC 17 122 27648 452

WSFERD WSFERD: WSF2 ERD/WSF2 BATCH AC 40 258 27648 214

WSFEVTPR WSFEVP: WSF2 EVT PRINTER ACCOU 29 148 27648 372

WSFEVTSC WSFEVS: WSF2 EVT SCREEN ACCOUN 30 157 27648 352

WYLBUR TYWYLB: 18 89 27648 620

WYLBURA TYWYLA: ACS WYLBUR SESSION ACC 23 112 27648 492

XAMSYT XAMSYT: LPAR STATISTICS 11 54 27648 1024

XAMSYU XAMSYU: MGMT STATISTICS 8 42 27648 1316

XCOMDATA TYXCOM: XCOM 86 786 55296 70

XSTARBAT XSTARB: XSTAR ASTRES BATCH PER 43 231 27648 238

XSTARDSN XSTARD: XSTAR ASTRES DATASET 6 69 27648 800

XSTARONL XSTARO: XSTAR ASTRES ONLINE SE 33 461 27648 118

ZARADSN ZARA DATA SET STATISTICS 42 272 27648 202

ZARAERRD ZARA UNMATCHED DATA SET RECORD 33 206 27648 268

ZARAERRV ZARA UNMATCHED VOLUME RECORDS 37 226 27648 244

ZARAVOL 51 266 27648 206

ZRBASI ZRBASI: RMFIII ASID TABLE 111 502 27648 110

ZRBBDSIH ZRBDSH: RMFIII DATASET HDR & I 14 80 27648 690

ZRBDVT ZRBDVT: RMFIII DEVICE TABLE 40 180 27648 306

ZRBENT ZRBENT: RMFIII ENQUEUE NAME TA 7 69 27648 800

ZRBGEI ZRBGEI: RMFIII GENERAL INFOR T 84 564 27648 98

ZRBRED ZRBRED: RMFIII RESOURCE RECORD 10 42 27648 1316

ZRBSHD ZRBSHD: RMFIII SAMPLE HEADER 11 49 27648 1128

ZRBSSH ZRBSSH: RMFIII MNTME SET SAMPL 31 137 27648 402

ZRBUWDEV ZRBUWD: RMFIII USE/WAIT DEV RE 6 29 27648 1906

ZRBUWENQ ZRBUWE: RMFIII USE/WAIT ENQ RE 10 47 27648 1176

ZRBUWHSM ZRBUWH: RMFIII USE/WAIT HSM RE 7 33 27648 1674

ZRBUWJES ZRBUWJ: RMFIII USE/WAIT JES RE 7 33 27648 1674

ZRBUWMNT ZRBUWT: RMFIII USE/WAIT MNT RE 6 29 27648 1906

ZRBUWMSG ZRBUWM: RMFIII USE/WAIT MSG RE 6 29 27648 1906

ZRBUWSTO ZRBUWS: RMFIII USE/WAIT STO RE 7 30 27648 1842