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I want to read SMF type 110 records from in-memory (subtype 01 and performance class) using IFAMGET service in c code you provided.
A SMF record has 17 cics performance records on performance data section(I also checked it from header section: SMFNNDRN=17). Unfortunately, their lengths are not constant eventhough SMFMNDRL=1868. I printed SMF record in %02x hex format and I found that performance records' lengths are varies.
I tried to add SMFMNDRA + SMFMNDRL to get second cics performance record's offset. Since SMFMNDRL isn't correct, I could'nt recieve second performans record's offset correctly. How could I get performance records length correct? They should be same length but they don't. Because I read from memory, does that problem caused by structure padding/packing?
I've also checked the mct and the parameter is COMPRESS=YES for our cics. I didn't try to expand smf record in our IFAMGET application, because i can read transaction id, userid, start and stop times etc. Should I try to expand to records?
May I ask you for your assistance for this matter?
Best regards,
Fatih
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Hello,
I want to read SMF type 110 records from in-memory (subtype 01 and performance class) using IFAMGET service in c code you provided.
A SMF record has 17 cics performance records on performance data section(I also checked it from header section: SMFNNDRN=17). Unfortunately, their lengths are not constant eventhough SMFMNDRL=1868. I printed SMF record in %02x hex format and I found that performance records' lengths are varies.
ibm.com/docs/en/cics-ts/5.6?topic=section-performance-data-sections
I tried to add SMFMNDRA + SMFMNDRL to get second cics performance record's offset. Since SMFMNDRL isn't correct, I could'nt recieve second performans record's offset correctly. How could I get performance records length correct? They should be same length but they don't. Because I read from memory, does that problem caused by structure padding/packing?
I've also checked the mct and the parameter is COMPRESS=YES for our cics. I didn't try to expand smf record in our IFAMGET application, because i can read transaction id, userid, start and stop times etc. Should I try to expand to records?
May I ask you for your assistance for this matter?
Best regards,
Fatih
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: