Accounting record format
Operations Manager optionally generates accounting records that contain useful information about its processing. An accounting record is generated every hour and when you shutdown GOMMAIN. To retrieve this information, you can write a program to read the accounting data and generate any reports you may need. See IBM z/VM CP Programming Service (SC24-6001) for more information.
To generate accounting records, you must update the CP directory for user ID OPMGRM1, and any other user ID running GOMMAIN.
Each accounting record consists of 80 characters. Each column or group of columns in the record contains specific information about Operations Manager. Table 1 describes the format of each accounting record.
Column | Contents |
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01-08 | User ID. (Character) |
09-12 | GOM is displayed to indicate that the record is being generated by Operations Manager. (Character) |
13-16 | The length of the Operations Manager data. (Binary) |
17-24 | The beginning of the accounting interval. (Clock format) |
25-32 | The ending of the accounting interval. (Clock format) |
33-36 | The count of IUCV traffic. This includes all messages, messages between consoles, and so on. (Binary) |
37-40 | The number of rules triggered from pattern matches. (Binary) |
41-44 | The number of monitored machines triggered. (Binary) |
45-48 | The number of schedules triggered. (Binary) |
49-52 | The number of spool usage monitors triggered. (Binary) |
53-56 | The number of space page monitors triggered. (Binary) |
57-60 | The number of idle monitors triggered. (Binary) |
61-64 | The number of event monitors triggered. (Binary) |
65-68 | The number of actions executed. This includes actions waiting to be executed. (Binary) |
69-76 | The amount of wall clock time consumed executing actions. (Clock format) |
77-78 | Unused. (Blank) |
79–79 | Accounting record identification code (C0). |
80–80 | Accounting record identification code (C0). |