The FILESTAT option
causes ISPF statistics to be written in the directory entry for a
new member of a partitioned data set, or updated for an existing member
that already contains ISPF statistics. The NOFILESTAT option suppresses
ISPF statistics.
The FILESTAT option
saves ISPF statistics for PDS or PDSE members that are allocated with
a FILENAME statement or the FILENAME function, and for those members
that are specified with aggregate syntax. ISPF statistics are not
updated for PDS or PDSE members that are allocated externally with
a JCL DD statement or a TSO ALLOC command.
To get statistics on
the log file, specify the log in the SAS invocation options as follows:
LOG="data.set.name(member)"
This
statement causes SAS to dynamically allocate the log file, which causes
statistics to be generated. Note that in the preceding example, the
SASLOG DD statement generated by the cataloged procedure is ignored.