Use the SMFRETR statement to specify SMF
recording options for the RETR (RETRIEVE) command.
Syntax
>>-SMFRETR--+-STD-----+----------------------------------------><
+-number--+
'-TYPE119-'
Parameters
- STD
- Indicates that type 118 SMF RETRIEVE records are issued with the
standard subtype of 74.
- number
- Indicates that type 118 SMF RETRIEVE records are issued with the
given record subtype. The valid range is 1 - 255.
- TYPE119
- Indicates that type 119 SMF RETRIEVE records are issued (subtype
70).
Examples
Set the type 118 SMF record subtype
for RETRIEVE to 74:
SMFRETR 74
To issue
type 119 SMF RETRIEVE records:
SMFRETR TYPE119
Usage notes
- There is no default value; however, if the SMF statement is coded
for type 118 records, the value specified for the SMF statement is
used as the default.
- SMFRETR statements for each record type (118 and 119) function
independently of each other.
- If you do not specify the SMFRETR statement, SMF records for the
RETRIEVE command are still issued if the SMF statement is present.
(Type 118 RETRIEVE records have the subtype specified with the SMF
statement; type 119 RETRIEVE records are always subtype 70.) If neither
the SMF or SMFRETR statement is specified, no SMF records are collected
for the RETRIEVE command.