TERM—Define a terminal for response time analysis
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The TERM command specifies the name of a terminal for which a response time analysis will be done. It also defines the output options to be used when printing reports for the terminal.
A TERM command must follow a valid TCPIP, APPCLU, or VTAMAPPL command; it applies to the last TCPIP, APPCLU, or VTAMAPPL command entered. CPI-C transaction programs are specified by APPCLU and TERM commands. VTAMAPPL LUs are specified by VTAMAPPL and TERM commands. TCP/IP client devices are specified by TCPIP and TERM commands. If you do not code any TERM commands after a TCPIP, APPCLU, or VTAMAPPL command, all terminals for the specified TCP/IP connection, APPC LU, or VTAM® application will be included in the analysis.
- name
- Function: The name operand
specifies the name of a simulated terminal for which the response
time analysis is to be done.
Format: The value of the name operand can be any 1- to 8-character name that matches the name field from a WSim DEV, LU, or TP network definition statement.
Default: None. This operand is required.
- num
- Function: The num operand
specifies a single session number for an LU with multiple
session capability or a specific transaction program instance.
Format: For an LU, the value of num can be any integer from 1 to 65535. If num is not appended to the LU name and multiple sessions exist for the LU, response times will be computed for all of the sessions. For a TP, the value of num can be any integer from 1 to 99999. If num is not appended to the TP name and multiple instances exist for the TP, response times will be computed for all of the instances.
- REPORT=(option1[,option2[,..]] )
- Function: The
REPORT operand specifies the output report options for this terminal.
Note: Any options specified in this operand override the corresponding options specified in the TERM operand of the REPORT command. This operand is ignored if LEVEL=TERMGRP or LEVEL=SUMMARY is specified on the REPORT command.
Format: For the REPORT operand, you can code one or more option keywords within the parentheses in any order. For more information on the valid option keywords, refer to the TERM operand of the REPORT command.
Default: This operand is optional. If it is omitted, the output options for this terminal will be taken from the TERM operand of the REPORT command.