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Sridevi Srirangan
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| Hi, How to get the Response time for each CICS Transaction from SMF 110 type records? |
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expat
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If you have SAS installed, use that, it is great for reading SMF records.
If you also have MXG installed that will already contain the required macros to interpret the 110 records.
If not, good luck because you will need to sit down and study the structure of these records and code accordingly.
It may also be worth taking a look at the DFSORT forum where Frank has some links to his DFSORT SMART TRICKS. |
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Sridevi Srirangan
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Thanks for the response. I will check with DFSORT forum too.
I have used DFH$MOL & DFHSTUP utilities to process the SMF 110 record type. But the Transaction Start time and Transaction End time are not matching with the real system time. Hence confused, whether I am looking at the right field from the SMF dump. |
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Sridevi Srirangan
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| Oohhh finally found that all the times are in GMT. We need to convert them to get the local time.. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| Oohhh finally found that all the times are in GMT. We need to convert them to get the local time.. |
Reponse time is just a difference...
(local_time_end - local_time_start) is by math equal to...
(GMT_end - GMT_start)
so why bother .... |
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Sridevi Srirangan
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| That's right. But I was not sure whether I was selecting the right record fields. It was needed for verification.... |
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