CPU — Central Processing Unit (Selection Parameter)

Tells EREP to

Use only the records containing the specified model and CPU ID numbers:

The model number is the machine type.
The CPU ID number may also be called the serial number in some reports.

The following are valid processor model numbers for the CPU parameter:

Processor
2003	2096	9373
2064	2097	9375
2066	2098	9377
2084	2817	9672
2086	2818	9673
2094	2827	9674

Syntax

CPU=({nnnnnn|Xnnnnn|XXnnnn}.model[,nnnnnn|Xnnnnn|XXnnnn}.model]…)

nnnnnn: The six-digit hexadecimal CPU ID number. It defines a single processor in an n-way central processor complex.
Xnnnnn: The processor identifier. You may wish to use this form if you want to select all the records for an n-way central processor complex, single image or physically partitioned, without having to specify all the processor addresses individually. For example: 012345, 112345, 212345.
XXnnnn: The processor identifier. You may wish to use this form if you want to select all the records for a logical partitioned (PR/SM ™ LPAR) central processor complex, whether single image or physically partitioned. See PR/SM Feature.
model: The four-digit decimal processor model number.

Defaults

EREP processes records from all processors.

Coding

Maximum of six entries.

When using PR/SM to create logical partitions, use the logical partition identifier in conjunction with the last four digits of the serial number. See PR/SM Feature for more information.

Parameter Conflicts

CPUCUA MOD THRESHOLD ZERO

Notes

If you use the CPU parameter, you cannot use ZERO=Y because you have excluded some records from processing.

Examples

CPU=(123456.0168,234567.2084)

CPU=(0A1572.2098,1B1572.2098,2C1572.2098)

CPU=(XX1572.2096,X37297.2097)