SYSVIEW and SMF 110 Questions

Products

• SYSVIEW Performance Management
• NXBRIDGE - SYSVIEW/ENDEVOR

Issue/Introduction

1. Is there any documentation on the mapping between the fields in the SYSVIEW SMFRPT fields and the CICS SMF 110 record ?
2. Are there fields in SMFRPT that are not in SMF 110 record ? If yes, is there any documentation on how those fields are derived or calculated ?
3. Can you tell me specifically what fields in the SMF 110 are used to provide the Avg and Total Time for the  DFHMIRS program below ?

SYSVIEW 15.0 333A -------- SMFRPT, SMF Record Report ------ 2020/09/08 17:37:55

Command ====>,                                               ,Scroll *===>,PAGE

LogStream SYSVIEW.SYSA.CICSLOGR.TRAN  BlockID 00002C31DCE97D97/11

CA SYSVIEW CICS Transaction

Type        Subtype     Length  SSID  Date/Time

255 x00FF   27 x001B      5186  GSVY  2020/09/08 09:30:26

CICS Transaction Record

Jobname CICSPA31  Tran IXDY  Task 98279    Terminal <ASJ  Userid CICSV32

GSVI Global user exit CPU time   0.000848  1159   5 

Programs ----------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                             ----CommArea----

Program  SysID Type      Reqs  Average    Total Error Abends Inbound Outbound

IXP8082P       SYSTEM      35 0.037532 1.313621                 8163

DFHMIRS        SYSTEM       1 9.122579 9.122579                          8163

Environment

Release : 15.0

Component : SYSVIEW

Resolution

Q1) With regards to mapping fields please refer to the link below for Performance Class Data:

  

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSGMCP_5.3.0/com.ibm.cics.ts.performance.doc/topics/dfht3_mon_perfclass_list.html

 

Q2) As far as fields in SMFRPT that are not in SMF 110, these would be in the first portion of the display and are SYSVIEW Product related such as Transaction Overview and Threshold exceptions.

 

Q3) The Program section is an area populated by SYSVIEW internal values accumulated during transaction processing via the Global exits.