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Appendix 7: Supplied Reports Naming Convention |
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8-character report name schema: pprrrtnn
pp: Platform, Collector and/or Measurement Source
First character describes the platform:
A: Mac (Apple)
D: VMS (DEC)
I: VM, VSE (IBM non-MVS)
M: MVS SMF IBM data source
N: MVS SMF non-IBM data source
O: MVS non-SMF (Generic)
U: UNIX
V: UNIX and Windows
W: Windows
X: Cross-platform or not platform specific
Second character describes the data source; its meaning will vary from platform to platform.
Values of 'pp' recognized at this time (there will be more):
Mx: MVS SMF IBM data source
MN: Comm - Network
MD: Hardware - DASD
MT: Hardware - Tape
MM: Operating System
ME: Operational Events
MR: Output/Report Mgt
MS: RACF Security
MA: Workload - APPC/MVS
MB: Workload - Batch
MC: Workload - CICS
M2: Workload - DB2
MH: HSM
MI: Workload - IMS
MO: Workload - OpenEdition/MVS
MK: Workload - Started Tasks
MU: Workload - TSO
MW: Workload - Multiple/Composite
MZ: Hardware - Other
Nx: MVS SMF non-IBM data source
NN: Comm - Network
NW: Comm - WAN
NL: Comm - LAN
ND: Hardware - DASD
NT: Hardware - Tape
NF: MDF
NM: Operating System
NE: Operational Events
NR: Output/Report Mgt
NS: RACF Security
NA: Workload - APPC/MVS
NB: Workload - Batch
NC: Workload - CICS
N2: Workload - DB2
NM: Workload - IDMS
NI: Workload - IMS
N4: Workload - M204
NN: Workload - Natural
NO: Workload - OpenEdition/MVS
NY: Workload - Oracle
NK: Workload - Started Tasks
NU: Workload - TSO
Ox: MVS non-SMF (Generic)
OB: BETA 93
O1: BGS B1MON
OC: DCOLLECT
OE: EREP
OF: IMF
OI: IMS
OL: SAP
OS: TMON CICS
O2: TMON DB2
Ux: Open Systems
US: SunNet Manager by Sun/Connect
UA: UNIX Accounting (ACCTON)
UT: TRAKKER by Concord Communications
UR: Rolm PBX Generic Collector support
Vx: Open Systems and/or Windows
VH: HP Node Mgr or IBM NetView for AIX
VC: Spectrum by Cabletron Inc.
VP: Performance Collector Software by HP
Wx: Windows
WS: Windows NT from NT SMF
WP: Windows NT from PerfMon
rrr: Resource or Area
APP: Application
BRT: Network device report (bridge, router)
CPU: Processor
DSK: Disk
GBL: Global Report
MEM: Memory
MIX: Mixed resources
NET: Network (general)
NIF: Network Interface
OTH: Other
PBX: Related to telephone PBX
PRT: Print
SAM: Sample
SEC: Security
SEG: Network segment
TAP: Tape
TRN: Transaction
USR: User
t: Type
A: Availability
C: Congestion
M: Multiple measurements
O: Other
Q: Queue length
R: Response time
T: Throughput
U: Utilization
X: Exception
nn: Rpt sequence number or ID; can be any two alphanumerics
Note: User-defined report definitions do not need to follow the above naming
convention. If you do follow the above naming convention, you may want to number
your report definitions downward from 99 to avoid conflicts with supplied
report definitions. That is, if supplied report definitions use nn=01, 02, 03, ..., then you may want to use nn=99, 98, 97, and so on.