ZOSBASE

This topic describes the data model class types represented in the Common Data Model for the ZOSBASE book.

sys.zOS.ZSeriesComputerSystem <virtual=false>
The zSeriesComputerSystem (<virtual=false>) represents the instance of physical hardware, or the box (CPC) that a z/OS® image executes on. A ZseriesComputerSystem can host multiple LPARs with different instances of and OperatingSystems assigned to each LPAR.
sys.zOS.LPAR
An LPAR is a logical partition of the physical hardware where an operating system instance can run, for example, z/OS, z/VM®, and Linux®. The computing platform can operate in either basic mode (non-partitioned) or lpar mode. The LPAR class instance is discovered only if the hardware is operating in LPAR mode. Only an LPAR that runs z/OS or z/OS hosted by z/VM are discovered.
sys.zOS.ZVM
Discovered if the z/OS runs as a guest of a z/VM host.
sys.zOS.ZVMGuest
Discovered if the z/OS runs as a guest of a z/VM host.
sys.zOS.zOS
The sys.zOS.zOS class type represents the z/OS operating system image, for example, the z/OS system. One LPAR can support one instance of z/OS.
sysZReportFile
The sys.ZReportFile class type represents a collection of data about a zSeries operating system instance, or a zSeries application. It is typically used to show current configuration parameters. Contents may consist of PARMLIBS, a file (a member on z/OS) or the results of a display command. How this data is stored is product-specific, although generally, this is done using a Character Large Object (CLOB).

Parent topic: Appendix C. z/OS DLA data model class types represented in CDM