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SMF Type 72 Record (Subtype 4) z/OS 1.13

This table shows the record layout for type 72 SMF records
(RMF Workload Activity and Storage Data z/OS 1.13).

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Purpose: Record type 72 has several subtypes.

Subtype 4 — Data Storage is written from the Monitor III data gatherer for each service class period of each service class defined in the active service policy. It has these sections:

Service class period data section Contains Monitor III specific using and delay counts and storage frame counts for each service class period.

Swap reason data section Contains swap reason information.

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SMF Type 72 Record -- RMF Workload Activity and Storage Data z/OS 1.13
Offset (Dec.)	Offset (Hex)	Name	Length	Format	Description
0	0	SMF72LEN	2	binary	Record length. This field and the next field (total of four bytes) form the RDW (record descriptor word).
2	2	SMF72SEG	2	binary	Segment descriptor (see record length field).
4	4	SMF72FLG	1	binary	System indicator: Bit Meaning When Set 0 New SMF record format 1 Subtypes used 2 Reserved 3-6 Version indicators 7 System is running in PR/SM mode
5	5	SMF72RTY	1	binary	Record type 72(X'48').
6	6	SMF72TME	4	binary	Time since midnight, in hundredths of a second, that the record was moved into the SMF buffer.
10	A	SMF72DTE	4	packed	Date when the record was moved into the SMF buffer, in the form 0cyydddF. See “Standard SMF Record Header” on page 13-1 for a detailed description.
14	E	SMF72SID	4	EBCDIC	System identification (from the SMFPRMxx SID parameter).
18	12	SMF72SSI	4	EBCDIC	Subsystem identification (‘RMF’).
22	16	SMF72STY	2	binary	Record subtype.
24	18	SMF72TRN	2	binary	Number of triplets in this record. A triplet is a set of three SMF fields (offset/length/number values) that defines a section of the record. The offset is the offset from the RDW.
26	1A	--	2	binary	Reserved.
28	1C	SMF72PRS	4	binary	Offset to RMF product section from RDW.
32	20	SMF72PRL	2	binary	Length of RMF product section.
34	22	SMF72PRN	2	binary	Number of RMF product sections.
Individual header extension for subtype 3:
36	24	SMF72WMS	4	binary	Offset to workload manager control section.
40	28	SMF72WML	2	binary	Length of workload manager control section.
42	2A	SMF72WMN	2	binary	Number of workload manager control sections.
44	2C	SMF72SSS	4	binary	Offset to service class served data section.
48	30	SMF72SSL	2	binary	Length of service class served data section.
50	32	SMF72SSN	2	binary	Number of service class served data sections.
52	34	SMF72RGS	4	binary	Offset to resource group data section.
56	38	SMF72RGL	2	binary	Length of resource group data section.
58	3A	SMF72RGN	2	binary	Number of resource group data sections.
60	3C	SMF72SCS	4	binary	Offset to service/report class period data section.
64	40	SMF72SCL	2	binary	Length of service/report class period data section.
66	42	SMF72SCN	2	binary	Number of service/report class period data sections.
68	44	SMF72RTS	4	binary	Offset to response time distribution data section.
72	48	SMF72RTL	2	binary	Length of response time distribution data section.
74	4A	SMF72RTN	2	binary	Number of response time distribution data sections.
76	4C	SMF72WRS	4	binary	Offset to work/resource manager state section.
80	50	SMF72WRL	2	binary	Length of work/resource manager state section.
82	52	SMF72WRN	2	binary	Number of work/resource manager state sections.
Individual header extension for subtype 4:
36	24	SMF72CPS	4	binary	Offset to service class period data section.
40	28	SMF72CPL	2	binary	Length of service class period data section.
42	2A	SMF72CPN	2	binary	Number of service class period data sections.
44	2C	SMF72SPS	4	binary	Offset to swap reason data section.
48	30	SMF72SPL	2	binary	Length of swap reason data section.
50	32	SMF72SPN	2	binary	Number of swap reason data sections
RMF Product Section(Offset from beginning of record: SMF72PRS)
0	0	SMF72MFV	2	packed	RMF version number.
2	2	SMF72PRD	8	EBCDIC	Product name (‘RMF’).
10	A	SMF72IST	4	packed	Time that the RMF measurement interval started, in the form 0hhmmssF, where hh is the hours, mm is the minutes, ss is the seconds, and F is the sign.
14	E	SMF72DAT	4	packed	Date when the RMF measurement interval started, in the form 0cyydddF. See “Standard SMF Record Header” on page 13-1 for a detailed description.
18	12	SMF72INT	4	packed	Duration of the RMF measurement interval, in the form mmsstttF where mm is the minutes, ss is the seconds, ttt is the milliseconds, and F is the sign. (The end of the measurement interval is the sum of the recorded start time and this field.)
22	16	--	2	binary	Reserved.
24	18	SMF72SAM	4	binary	Number of RMF samples.
28	1C	--	2	binary	Reserved.
30	1E	SMF72FLA	2	binary	Flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Reserved 1 Samples have been skipped 2 Record was written by RMF Monitor III 3 Interval was synchronized with SMF 4-15 Reserved.
32	20	--	4	binary	Reserved.
36	24	SMF72CYC	4	packed	Sampling cycle length, in the form 000ttttF, where tttt is the milliseconds and F is the sign (taken from CYCLE option). The range of values is 0.050 to 9.999 seconds.
40	28	SMF72MVS	8	EBCDIC	MVS software level (consists of an acronym and the version, release, and modification level - ZVvvrrmm).
48	30	SMF72IML	1	binary	Indicates the type of processor complex on which data measurements were taken. Value Meaning 3 9672, zSeries
49	31	SMF72PRF	1	binary	Processor flags. Bit Meaning When Set 0 The system has expanded storage 1 The processor is enabled for ES connection architecture (ESCA) 2 There is an ES connection director in the configuration 3 System is running in z/Architecture mode 4 IFA processors available. 5-7 Reserved.
50	32	SMF72PTN	1	binary	PR/SM partition number of the partition that wrote this record.
51	33	SMF72SRL	1	binary	SMF record level change number (X’44’ for z/OS V1R6 RMF). This field enables processing of SMF record level changes in an existing release.
52	34	SMF72IET	8	char	Interval expiration time token. This token can be used to identify other than RMF records that belong to the same interval (if interval was synchronized with SMF).
60	3C	SMF72LGO	8	binary	Offset GMT to local time (STCK format).
68	44	SMF72RAO	4	binary	Offset to reassembly area relative to start of RMF product section.
72	48	SMF72RAL	2	binary	Length of reassembly area. Area consists of a fixed header and a variable number of information blocks. Length depends on the record type/subtype, but is fixed for a specific type/subtype.
72	4A	SMF72RAN	2	binary	Reassembly area indicator. Value Meaning 0 Record is not broken. 1 Record is broken.Note: This field is used to indicate whether an SMF record is a broken record. Therefore, offset (SMF72RAO) and length (SMF72RAL) are only valid if SMF72RAN = 1. A reassembly area is only present in broken records.
76	4C	SMF72OIL	2	binary	Original interval length as defined in the session or by SMF (in seconds).
78	4E	SMF72SYN	2	binary	SYNC value in seconds.
80	50	SMF72GIE	8	binary	Projected gathering interval end (STCK format) GMT time.
88	58	SMF72XNM	8	EBCDIC	Sysplex name as defined in parmlib member COUPLExx.
96	60	SMF72SNM	8	EBCDIC	System name for current system as defined in parmlib member IEASYSxx SYSNAME parameter.
Reassembly Area(Offset from beginning of record: SMF72PRS + SMF72RAO)
0	0	SMF72RBR	2	binary	Total number of broken records built from the original large record.
2	2	SMF72RSQ	2	binary	Sequence number of this broken record. Every broken record built from the same large record must have a unique sequence number, it is in the range from 1 to SMF72RBR.
4	4	SMF72RIO	4	binary	Offset to first reassembly information block relative to start of reassembly area header.
8	8	SMF72RIL	2	binary	Length of reassembly information block.
10	A	SMF72RIN	2	binary	Number of reassembly information blocks (same value as SMF72TRN in header section).
12	C	--	4	binary	Reserved.
Reassembly Area Information Block(Offset from beginning of record: SMF72PRS + SMF72RAO + SMF72RIO)
0	0	SMF72RNN	2	binary	Total number of sections in the original large record. This field contains information of how many sections of a specific type were contained in the original SMF record. This field is a copy of the number field of the triplet in the original (non broken) record.
2	2	SMF72RPP	2	binary	Position of the first of one or more consecutive sections described by this block as in the original record. Values in the range of 1 to SMF72RNN are valid for correct processing. A value of 0 will skip processing of this information block. This field provides information where the sections that are part of this broken record were placed in the original record before the split took place. The actual number of consecutive sections contained in this record is available from the actual triplet in the header extension.
Subtype 4 — Service Class Period Data Section(Offset from beginning of record: SMF72CPS)
0	0	SMF724PNAM	8	EBCDIC	Name of active service policy.
8	8	SMF724PTM	8	binary	Local time/date of policy activation (STCK format).
16	10	SMF724LCNM	8	EBCDIC	Service class name.
24	18	SMF724PER	1	binary	Service class period number.
25	19	--	3	binary	Reserved.
28	1C	SMF724USER	4	binary	Number of users found.
32	20	SMF724ACTV	4	binary	Number of active users found.
36	24	SMF724ACTS	4	binary	Number of active samples (except OUTR).
40	28	SMF724IDLS	4	binary	Number of idle samples.
44	2C	SMF724PAGE	4	binary	Number of users delayed for paging at all samples.
48	30	SMF724SWAP	4	binary	Number of users delayed for swapping at all samples.
52	34	SMF724OUTR	4	binary	Number of out and ready users at all samples.
56	38	SMF724PGIN	4	binary	Number of page-ins.
60	3C	SMF724DIVS	4	binary	Number of DIV samples.
64	40	SMF724LSSA	4	binary	Total logically swapped samples for the group.
68	44	SMF724PSSA	4	binary	Total swapped samples for the group (except logical).
72	48	SMF724UPRO	4	binary	Total processor using samples for the group.
76	4C	SMF724UDEV	4	binary	Total device using samples for the group.
80	50	SMF724DPRO	4	binary	Total processor delay samples for the group.
84	54	SMF724DDEV	4	binary	Total device delay samples for the group.
88	58	SMF724DSTO	4	binary	Total storage delay samples for the group.
92	5C	SMF724DJES	4	binary	Total JES delay samples for the group.
96	60	SMF724DHSM	4	binary	Total HSM delay samples for the group.
100	64	SMF724DXCF	4	binary	Total XCF delay samples for the group.
104	68	SMF724DENQ	4	binary	Total ENQ delay samples for the group.
108	6C	SMF724DMNT	4	binary	Total mount delay samples for the group.
112	70	SMF724DMSG	4	binary	Total message delay samples for the group.
116	74	SMF724UNKN	4	binary	Total unknown state samples for the group.
120	78	SMF724VALD	4	binary	Total valid samples for the group (single state sum of all using, delay, idle, and unknown).
124	7C	SMF724LSCT	4	binary	Count of “long” logical swaps for the group.
128	80	SMF724ESCT	4	binary	Count of “long” swaps to expanded storage for the group.
132	84	SMF724PSCT	4	binary	Count of “long” physical swaps for the group.
136	88	SMF724ACTF	8	floating	Number of active frames.
144	90	SMF724IDLE	8	floating	Number of idle frames.
152	98	SMF724SLOT	8	floating	Number of slots used.
160	A0	SMF724DIV	8	floating	Number of DIV frames.
168	A8	SMF724FIX	8	floating	Number of fixed frames.
176	B0	SMF724LSCF	8	floating	Number of central frames for all logically swapped users at all samples.
184	B8	SMF724LSEF	8	floating	Number of expanded frames for all logically swapped users at all samples.
192	C0	SMF724PSEF	8	floating	Number of expanded frames for all swapped users (except logical) at all samples.
200	C8	SMF724VECT	8	floating	Total vector utilization time for the group (microseconds).
208	D0	SMF724ET	8	floating	Total elapsed time for all transactions that ended in the group. Does not include queued time (microseconds).
216	D8	SMF724QT	8	floating	Total time spent on JES or APPC queues by all transactions that ended in the group (microseconds).
224	E0	SMF724END	8	floating	Number of transactions that ended in the group (microseconds).
232	E8	SMF724TSV	8	floating	Sum of shared page views.
240	F0	SMF724VIN	8	floating	Sum of shared pages in central storage that are valid.
248	F8	SMF724VLC	8	floating	Sum of shared page validations.
256	100	SMF724GPI	8	floating	Sum of shared page-ins from auxiliary storage.
Subtype 4 — Swap Reason Data Section(Offset from beginning of record: SMF72SPS)
0	0	SMF724OR1	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 1: Terminal output wait.
4	4	SMF724OR2	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 2: Terminal input wait.
8	8	SMF724OR3	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 3: Long wait.
12	C	SMF724OR4	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 4: Auxiliary storage shortage.
16	10	SMF724OR5	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 5: Real storage shortage.
20	14	SMF724OR6	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 6: Detected long wait.
24	18	SMF724OR7	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 7: Requested swap.
28	1C	SMF724OR8	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 8: Enqueue exchange swap.
32	20	SMF724OR9	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 9: Exchange swap.
36	24	SMF724OR10	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 10: Unilateral swap.
40	28	SMF724OR11	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 11: Transition swap.
44	2C	SMF724OR12	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 12: Improve central storage usage.
48	30	SMF724OR13	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 13: Improve system paging rate.
52	34	SMF724OR14	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 14: Make room for an out too long user.
56	38	SMF724OR15	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 15: APPC wait.
60	3C	SMF724OR16	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 16: OMVS input wait.
64	40	SMF724OR17	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 17: OMVS output wait.
68	44	SMF724OR18	4	binary	STOR/OUTR delay samples for swap reason 18: In-real swap.

The table above is based on the description provided by IBM in its "MVS Systems Management Facilities (SMF)" manual.

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SMF Type 72 Record (Subtype 4) z/OS 1.13

This table shows the record layout for type 72 SMF records (RMF Workload Activity and Storage Data z/OS 1.13).

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This table shows the record layout for type 72 SMF records
(RMF Workload Activity and Storage Data z/OS 1.13).