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Tintxiko
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 Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2003 6:33 am Post subject: Parameter DINTV in Workload Manager reports |
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Hi all,
Sorry my bad English.
I want to obtain a Workload Manager in Goal Mode report of 24 hours, with two intervals: from 7 h. to 19 h. and form 19 to 7 h. of the next day.
The data of the input file are form 7 h. to 7 h. of the next day.
Specifying DINTV(1200) I obtain three intervals:
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SYSRPTS(WLMGL(SCPER))) -- SYSIN
OPTIONS IN EFFECT
ETOD(0000,2400) -- DEFAULT
STOD(0000,2400) -- DEFAULT
RTOD(0000,2400) -- DEFAULT
DINTV(1200) -- SYSIN
DATE(01011953,12312052) -- DEFAULT
Interval 1:
START 11/27/2003-07.00.00 INTERVAL 004.59.59
END 11/27/2003-12.00.00
Interval 2:
START 11/27/2003-12.00.00 INTERVAL 011.59.59
END 11/28/2003-00.00.00
Interval 3:
START 11/28/2003-00.00.00 INTERVAL 007.00.00
END 11/28/2003-07.00.00
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I do not understand why it obtains these three intervals.
How I can obtain 2 intervals of 12 h. each one?
Thank you very much.
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Tintxiko
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| Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2003 6:59 am Post subject: |
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Sorry.
I want accomplish this with only one step...
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Bill Dennis
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The use of RTOD is described in the RMF Users Guide. A single report will NOT cross the midnight boundary. However, the DINTV parameter says that a duration report WILL show data from multiple days. This seems confusing.
DINTV(1200) seems to be a magic number that tries to synchronize on 00h and 12h start times. I ran with DINTV(1000) as in the book example and got CPU reports for 10 hour intervals that cross midnight.
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Tintxiko
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Kolusu and Bill, thank you very much by the answers.
I think that it is not possible to be done what I want, a report with two intervals: from 7 h. to 19 h. and from 19 to 7 h. of the next day.
From z/OS V1R4 RMF User's Guide:
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RTOD
Note: Because the range of values allowed is from 0000 to 2400, it is not possible to define a reporting period that consists of a single block of time that spans more that one calendar day. For example, you cannot define a reporting period that runs from 12 noon on one day to 12 noon on the next day. However, you can define a reporting period that consists of the same block of time over several days.
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I will have to do it in two (or more) steps.
Regards,
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