Data fields for CICS monitoring data

Data fields for exception class data, identity class data, transaction resource class data, and system-defined performance class data can be produced by CICS® monitoring.

Each of the data fields is presented as a field description, followed by an explanation of the contents. Here's an example of a field description:
001 (TYPE-C, 'TRAN', 4 BYTES)
The field description includes four elements: a field identifier, a data type, an informal name, and the field length. In the dictionary data section of a performance class record, these items of information are shown, along with some others, in the dictionary entry relating to the field. (Exception class data is not defined in the dictionary record.) Table 1 describes the elements of the field description and shows the corresponding element of the dictionary entry.
Table 1. Format of the descriptions of the data fields
Element Example Description Dictionary entry element
Field identifier 001 A number which uniquely identifies the field within its group. The field identifier can be used in the monitoring control table (MCT) to exclude or include the field when the data is collected. CMODIDNT
Data type TYPE-C A single letter code describing the type of data in this field. There are five data types:
A
A 32-bit count, a 64-bit count, or a 64-bit string.
C
A byte string.
P
A packed decimal value.
S
A clock. Clocks and time stamps explains the components of a clock.
T
A time stamp, which is an 8-byte copy of the output of a local store clock (STCK) instruction.
 CMODTYPE
Informal name 'TRAN' A descriptive name for the field. If the monitoring output is processed into a report, this name can be used to label the field. CMODHEAD
Length of field 4 BYTES Some types of data always have the same field length, and others vary:
A
Field length is either 4 bytes or 8 bytes.
C
Field length varies.
P
Field length is 4 bytes (there is only one type P field).
S
Field length is always 12 bytes.
T
Field length is always 8 bytes.
 CMODLENG