SMF Type 99 Record

Record length. This field and the next field (total of four bytes) form the RDW (record descriptor word). See “Standard SMF Record Header” on page 13-1 for a detailed description.

Segment descriptor (see record length field).

System indicator: Bit Meaning When Set 0-2 Reserved 3-6 Version indicators* 7 Reserved.*See “Standard SMF Record Header” on page 13-1 for a detailed description.

Record type 99

Time since midnight, in hundredths of a second, that the record was moved into the SMF buffer.

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.

System identification (from the SID parameter).

Sub system identification

Record subtype (must be at offset X'16' x).

Length of the self definition section.

Offset to the product section from the beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of the product section.

Number of the product section.

Offset to data section from beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of the data section.

Number of the data section.

Record sub-version. Use to identify changes to the record in the service stream.

Record version number.

Product name - SRM

System level from which record was cut (Copied from CVTPRODN).

System name from which record was cut (Copied from CVTSNAME)

Record Flags: Bit Meaning When Set 0 Only a subset of the available data was written to avoid that this record gets larger than 32 KByte 1 Only a subset of the available data is written to this record. The rest follows in subsequent records. This record contains a reassembly area. 2–7 Reserved.

Reserved.

Offset to trace section from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of a trace table entry.

Number of trace table entries. There is one trace table entry per action or contemplated action.

Offset to system state section from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of system state section.

Number of system state sections (always 1).

Offset to paging plot section from beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of the paging plot section.

Number of paging plot sections (always 1).

Offset to priority table entries from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of a priority table entry.

Number of priority table entries. There is one priority table entry per dispatching priority.

Offset to resource group entries from beginning of record (including RDW). This field is zero when there are no resource groups defined in the service policy.

Length of a resource group entry. This field is zero when there are no resource groups defined in the service policy.

Number of resource group entries. There is one resource group entry per resource group in the service policy. This field is zero when there are no resource groups defined in the service policy.

Offset to the generic resource section from the beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of the generic resource section.

Number of generic resource sections. There is one generic resource group entry per generic resource group in the service policy. This field is zero when there are no generic resource groups defined in the service policy.

Offset to the software licensing section from the beginning of the record (including RDW)

Length of the software licensing section

Number of software licensing sections

Offset to the software licensing service table section from the beginning of the record (including RDW)

Length of the software licensing service table section

Number of software licensing service table sections

Policy adjustment interval identifier

Resource adjustment interval identifier.

Trace code.

Name of the address space affected by the trace code. This field is blank when the trace code does not apply to a specific address space.

Projected local performance index scaled by 100.

Projected sysplex performance index scaled by 100.

Projected resource group service rate in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Reserved for system use.

Reserved for system use.

Reserved for system use.

Resource group name. This field is blank if the service class is not assigned to a resource group.

Service class name relating to action.

Service class period number relating to action.

Address space ID.

Processor utilization scaled by 16.

Recent unmanaged paging and swap cost percentage scaled by 10.

Page frames in UIC bucket 1, see SMF99_FRV1 for bucket 1 delimiter.

Page frames in UIC bucket 2, see SMF99_FRV2 for bucket 2 delimiter.

Page frames in UIC bucket 3, see SMF99_FRV3 for bucket 3 delimiter.

Page frames in UIC bucket 4.

Expanded storage page frames in expanded UIC bucket 1, see SMF99_ESTB1 for bucket 1 delimiter.

Expanded storage page frames in expanded UIC bucket 2. see SMF99_ESTB2 for bucket 2 delimiter.

Page frames in expanded UIC bucket 3. see SMF99_ESTB3 for bucket 3 delimiter.

Page frames in expanded UIC bucket 4.

UIC delimiter value 1. The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

UIC delimiter value 2. The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

UIC delimiter value 3. The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

Expanded storage UIC delimiter value 1. The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

Expanded storage UIC delimiter value 2, The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

Expanded storage UIC delimiter value 3. The delimiter is inclusive (<=).

Expanded storage write to migrate percentage.

Total processor time available, including captured time plus wait time, in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Shortage flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Central storage shortage exists. 1 First level auxiliary storage shortage exists. 2 Critical auxiliary storage shortage exists. 3 First level SQA storage shortage exists. 4 Critical SQA storage shortage exists. 5-7 Reserved.

Status flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Dynamic channel path management is active (in balance mode if next bit is off). 1 Dynamic channel path management goal algorithm is active. 2 Reserved. 3-7 Reserved.

Recent total paging and swap cost percentage, scaled by 10.

Common protective processor storage target, measured in frame counts.

Array of importance level service units. The first entry contains service units pertaining to importance level zero, the second entry contains service units pertaining to importance level one, and so on. The last entry contains service units pertaining to unused service.

Shared central UIC bucket 1, measured in frame counts.

Shared central UIC bucket 2, measured in frame counts.

Shared central UIC bucket 3, measured in frame counts.

Shared central UIC bucket 4, measured in frame counts.

Shared expanded UIC, bucket 1, measured in frame counts.

Shared expanded UIC, bucket 2, measured in frame counts.

Shared expanded UIC, bucket 3, measured in frame counts.

Shared expanded UIC, bucket 4, measured in frame counts.

Shared protective processor storage target, measured in frame counts.

Number of external service classes.

Default I/O velocity. Calculated by IOS at the beginning of each measurement interval during data gathering.

Service unit inflation factor.

Storage critical housekeeping skip clock counter for each importance level.

Reserved

Frames owned by logically swapped spaces in non-short response time periods that are discretionary.

CAP workarea - working set size accumulator

Number of secondary working set pages for which swap-ins have been started.

Page-ins rate count used for calculating the system paging rate.

Normalization factor for assist processors

Number of regular CPs online

Number of online assist processors

Average utilization of assist processors, scaled by 16

Average utilization of regular CPs and assist processors, scaled by 16

Assist processors related flags: Bit Meaning When Set 0 Assist processor work may be executed on regular CPs 1 Assist processor work may run on regular CPs at priority 2–7 Reserved.

Size of each x bucket width. X is the system wide page fault rate in page faults per second.

Last plotted x bucket index. * 4 binary Reserved.

Offset of plot point entries from beginning of the record (including RDW).

Number of plot point entries.

Length of a plot point entry.

Dispatching priority, after policy adjustment.

New dispatching priority, after unbunching.

Initial maximum percentage of processor demanded at priority, initial value before any priority moves.

Projected maximum percentage of processor demanded at priority.

CPU using samples at priority found in the last 10 seconds.

CPU delay samples at priority found in the last 10 seconds.

Wait-to-using ratio at priority scaled by 16.

Actual measured processor used at priority in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Projected processor time to be used at priority in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Achievable cumulative maximum demand percentage scaled by 10. * 4 binary Reserved.

Initial cumulative maximum demand percentage scaled by 10.

Projected cumulative maximum demand percentage scaled by 10.

Initial average mean time to wait in unweighted CPU service units per second scaled by 1000.

Projected average mean time to wait in unweighted CPU service units per second scaled by 1000.

Sample based CPU using samples at priority.

Sample based CPU delay samples at priority.

Resource group name

Minimum service rate for the resource group in unweighted CPU service units per second. When there is no minimum defined, this field is 0.

Maximum service rate for the resource group in unweighted CPU service units per second. When there is no maximum defined, this field is X'7FFFFFFFF'.

Service rate received in the last policy adjustment interval on the local system in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Service per non-capped slice in unweighted CPU service units per second.

The number of cap slices in which work in this resource group was capped.

A count of the systems that can help special system address spaces (work at importance 0). The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help work at importance 1. The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help work at importance 2. The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help work at importance 3. The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help work at importance 4. The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help work at importance 5. The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

A count of the systems that can help discretionary work (work at importance 6). The count can include any systems in the sysplex running in goal mode other than the local system.

Flag indicating whether the local system can help work at each importance level. 1 indicates it can help, 0 indicates it cannot help. Bit Meaning When Set 0 Reserved 1 Local system can help work at importance 0. 2 Local system can help work at importance 1. 3 Local system can help work at importance 2. 4 Local system can help work at importance 3. 5 Local system can help work at importance 4. 6 Local system can help work at importance 5. 7 Local system can help work at importance 6.

Resource group flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Indicates that the resource group is dynamic 1-7 Reserved 42 30 * 2 EBCDIC Reserved

Name of the system where the sessions were routed.

Number of TSO sessions that were routed in the last 10 seconds to the system named by SMF99_GR_SYSNAME.

Number of non-TSO sessions that were routed in the last 10 seconds to the system named by SMF99_GR_SYSNAME.

Average cost of a TSO session in raw CPU service units on the system named by SMF99_GR_SYSNAME.

Weighted average of PI of service class periods running TSO work on the system named by SMF99_GR_SYSNAME.

Generic resource flags. Bit Meaning When Set 0 The system named by SMF99_GR_SYSNAME had a shortage that may have caused a session to not be routed to it. 1-31 Reserved

A single entry in the array of Importance Level Service Units, containing the number of raw CPU service units consumed by work at this importance level (or unused) over the last 10 seconds. The entries are indexed with an origin of zero so that the index matches the importance level to which the entry pertains. An index of zero indicates system work and an index of 7 indicates unused capacity.

Configuration flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Indicates that the machine supports the store system information instruction. 1 Indicates that MVS is running in a logical partition 2 Indicates that MVS is running in a virtual machine 3 Indicates that the logical CPUs are shared with other partitions 4 Indicates that the logical partition is configured to be capped (as opposed to being capped by WLM) 5-7 Reserved

State flags Bit Meaning When Set 0 Indicates that the logical partition is capped by WLM 1-7 Reserved * 2 binary Reserved.

Capacity available to MVS image in millions of service units per hour, when not running as VM guest. If running as VM guest, capacity available to VM.

Capacity of CEC in millions of service units per hour

Number of available CPUs in the CEC. This includes online and offline CPUs. It does not include reserved CPUs (CPUs that can be added via Capacity Upgrade on Demand).

Number of available CPUs in the logical partition. This includes online and offline CPUs. It does not include reserved CPUs (CPUs that can be added via Capacity Upgrade on Demand).

The CEC capacity in basic-mode service units per second that is available for sharing among partitions using shared logical processors.

MVS image capacity in millions of service units per hour that is represented by the partition’s current weight.

Reserved.

Average service rate in millions of service units per hour. This is a long-term average.

Average service rate in millions of service units per hour while the partition was capped. This is a short-term average.

Average service rate in millions of service units per hour while the partition was uncapped. This is a short-term average.

Service units over last policy adjustment interval. NOTE: The service units are calculated using the MP factor for the number of physical CPUs, not the number of logical CPUs. This is consistent with how capacity is measured for software licensing. These service units cannot be directly compared to other service units calculated by SRM.

Elapsed time over last policy adjustment interval in 1.024 milliseconds

Reserved.

Number of policy adjustment intervals between computation of average service rate.

Number of consecutive policy adjustment intervals that have passed since the last time that the service table was updated.

Number of consecutive policy adjustment intervals to cap the partition

Number of consecutive policy adjustment intervals to uncap the partition

Number of consecutive policy adjustment intervals that have passed in the current cap/uncap state

Reserved.

Response code from the last ’query’ for LPAR information

Response code from the last attempt to ’set capping flags’

Basic-mode service units accumulated while the partition was uncapped. NOTE: The service units are calculated using the MP factor for the number of physical CPUs, not the number of logical CPUs. This is consistent with how capacity is measuredfor software licensing. These service units cannot be directly compared to other service units calculated in SRM.

Basic-mode service units accumulated while the partition was capped. NOTE: The service units are calculated using the MP factor for the number of physical CPUs, not the number of logical CPUs. This is consistent with how capacity is measured for software licensing. These service units cannot be directly compared to other service units calculated in SRM.

Number of seconds that the partition was uncapped

Number of seconds that the partition was capped

Policy adjustment interval ID when this entry was last updated. This field is set in goal mode only. Since the ID is only 1 byte, it will wrap multiple times over the course of the table. (That is, the time span of the table is greater than 255 intervals so the interval IDs will wrap around.) * 3 EBCDIC Reserved.

Offset to class data sections from beginning of the record.

Length of class data sections.

Number of class data sections. There is one per service class.

Offset to period data section from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of period data section.

Number of period data sections.

Service class name.

Resource group name associated with the service class. This field is blank when there is no assigned resource group.

The number of periods in this service class.

Service class index.

Service class name associated with the service class period.

Period number.

Goal type Value Meaning 0 System component address space, SYSSTC, or server goal 1 Short response time (less than or equal to 20 seconds). 2 Long response time (greater than 20 seconds). 3 Velocity 4 DiscretionaryIf the goal type is a response time goal, you should check the response-time percentage field (SMF99_PRTP). If the field is zero, then the response time goal is an average response time type. If there is a percentage filled in, then the response time goal is a percentage response time type. *

Reserved.

Goal value: For a response time goal, this is in milliseconds. For a velocity goal, this is a number from 1 to 99. For a discretionary goal, this is zero.

Importance.

Base dispatching priority. * 1 binary Reserved.

MPL in-target.

MPL out-target.

Average maximum MPL target achieved.

Average number of ready users.

Long term ready user average scaled by 16.

Length of time swapped address spaces are protected in processor storage in milliseconds.

Protective processor storage target for each address space in the period. This is valid only for periods with short response time goals. For all other work, it is zero.

Expanded storage policy for demand pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space availableThis is valid only for periods with short response time goals.

Expanded storage policy for VIO pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space availableThis is valid only for periods with short response time goals.

Expanded storage policy for hiperspace pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space availableThis is valid only for periods consisting of short response time goals.

Expanded storage policy for swap pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space available

Number of address spaces with demand pages protected in processor storage. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with demand pages subject to LRU expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with demand pages subject to space available expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with VIO pages subject to LRU expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with VIO pages subject to space available expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with hiperspace pages subject to LRU expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of address spaces with hiperspace pages subject to space available expanded storage policy. This is valid for all periods except those with short response time goals.

Number of explicit storage critical classified address spaces.

Local performance index achieved scaled by 100.

Sysplex performance index achieved scaled by 100.

Service accumulated during policy adjustment interval in unweighted CPU service units.

Maximum percentage of processor time demanded.

CPU using samples during last policy adjustment interval.

CPU delay samples during last policy adjustment interval.

Mean time to wait adjusted by the maximum mean time to wait.

Working variable for achievable demand percentage.

Average service accumulated over management window in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Projected service in unweighted CPU service units per second.

Idle samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Unknown state samples.

CPU using samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

CPU delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Primary private area paging from auxiliary storage delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Common area paging from auxiliary storage delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

VIO from auxiliary storage delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Scroll hiperspace from auxiliary storage delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Cache hiperspace from auxiliary storage delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number

Other cross memory address spaces paging from auxiliary storage delay samples not included in the samples listed in subtype 2 cross memory data. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Offset to cross memory delay entries from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of each cross memory delay entry.

Number of cross memory delay entries. There is one entry per address space responsible for cross memory delays.

Offset to server data entries from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of each server data entry.

Number of server data entries. There is one server data entry for each server service class, and one for each service class being served.

Offset to address space expanded storage policy section from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of each address space expanded storage policy entry.

Number of address space expanded storage policy entries

Policy adjustment count down clock. No policy action is taken until the clock is zero or less.

The performance period experienced processor access delay or

Service class response time percentage. This field indicates whether the response time

percentage response time type. This field is zero when the response time

average response time.

Shared paging samples from Aux. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

DASD I/O using samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

DASD I/O delay samples. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Maximum percentage of time a period could demand DASD I/O. The percentage is scaled by 10.

I/O priority.

Flags. Bit Meaning When Set 0 Period experienced some type of delay within the sysplex during last policy adjustment interval. 1 Period is CPU critical. 2 Period belongs to a service class that was assigned storage protection (storage critical) in the active service policy. The service class was used in subsystem type CICS or IMS and the rule specified storage critical = yes. Also on for transaction server DISPs serving protected service classes. 3 Indicates that the period is non-z/OS (Linux). 4-7 Reserved

Reserved.

Identifier of the device cluster associated with this period. This identifier can be used to associate the period with device cluster information in the subtype 4 record. This field will be zero if the period is not associated with a device cluster.

Server type flags. All bits will be zero if the period is not a server. Flags indicate what type of server is associated with the record. Bit Meaning When Set 0 Server is a transaction server 1 Server is an enclave server. 2 Server is a queue server 3-31 Reserved

Offset to server samples section from the beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of each server samples entry.

Number of server samples entries.

Offset to the queue server section from the beginning of the record (including RDW).

Length of each queue server entry.

Number of queue server entries.

Average size in processor storage (frame count) of the address spaces in the period.

Group name, or blank if period doesn’t belong to a group.

Sysplex wide CPU using samples.

Sysplex wide non-idle samples.

Sysplex wide idle samples.

Sysplex wide other samples.

Offset to I/O subsystem samples data from beginning of record (including RDW).

Length of an I/O subsystem samples data section.

Number of I/O subsystem samples data sections.

Saved copy of maximum percentage of processor time demanded.

Reserved

Short wait count accumulator.

Reserved

Number of sample history rows used to build sample set.

Current achievable demand percentage.

Sample based CPU usings.

Sample based CPU delays.

Sysplex wide I/O delay

Sysplex wide non-I/O delay

IFA using samples

IFA delay samples

Name of the address space causing the cross memory delay.

Number of cross memory samples.

Service class name. If the service class (SMF99_PCNM) is a server, then this is the name of the service class being served. If the service class (SMF99_PCNM) is being served, then this is the name of the server service class.

Service period number.

If the service class (SMF99_PCNM) is a server, then this is the number of times SMF99_SERVER_CNM was being served in this period. If the service class (SMF99_PCNM) is being served, then this is the number of times SMF99_SERVER_CNM was seen serving in this period.

Delay samples waiting for WLM-managed work queue. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Aux private paging delay samples experienced by enclave work units known to be associated with an address space. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Aux VIO paging delay samples experienced by enclave work units known to be associated with an address space. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Aux standard hiperspace paging delay samples experienced by enclave work units known to be associated with an address space. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

MPL delay samples experienced by enclave work units known to be associated with an address space. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Aux swap delay samples experienced by enclave work units known to be associated with an address space. The samples are collected over an interval long enough to collect a representative number of samples.

Service class name of the server serving this period.

Server type: Bit Meaning When Set 0 Server is an enclave or queue server. 1 Server is a batch work server. 2-7 Reserved

Reserved

Subsystem type of the owner of the queue. (Applies only to batch queue servers.)

Subsystem name of the owner of the queue. (Applies only to batch queue servers.)

Application environment name associated with the work queue.

Service class name of the server serving the period represented by this subtype 2 record. (Applies only to queue manager type servers.)

Number of server instances needed to address queue delay according to policy adjustment. This is a queue-wide count.

Number of server instances bound to the queue. This is a queue-wide count.

Number of server instances bound to the queue and between IWMSTBGN and IWMSTEND. This is a subset of the HAVE count. (HAVE minus ACTIVE equals IDLE.)

Address space server instance capacity.

Average number (over policy interval) of server instances that are swapped in spaces in the server service class. Only server instances serving the external service class associated with the queue are counted. The count is scaled by 16. (Not used for batch queue servers.)

Average of number of server instances between IWMSTBGN and IWMSTEND during the policy interval. The count is scaled by 16. (For batch queue servers, this is the number of initiators with active jobs sysplex-wide.)

Number of server address spaces suggested to be started in the server service class on behalf of the period represented by this subtype 2 record. (Does not apply to batch queue servers.)

Average number of queued requests over a policy interval. The count is scaled by 16.

Long term average total work requests for the work queue.

Average idle server instances over the policy period.

Work queue type: Bit Meaning When Set 0 Queue manager type work queue. 1 Batch type work queue. 2-7 Reserved

Work queue qualifier Bit Meaning When Set 0 Server instances are managed by WLM 1 Address spaces have been moved from this work queue to enforce the minimum number of servers of another work queue of the same application environment 2 Address spaces have been moved during policy adjustment because the maximum number of servers has been already started for the application environment 3 Minimum number of address spaces must be ditributed across all work queues of the application environment 4-7 Reserved

Active number of server processing work requests that have been routed directly to the server region. This number is not included in either the QDATA_SERVER_IDLE count or the QDATA_SERVER_ACTIVE count.

Offset to remote queue data section from beginning of record, including RDW. (Applies only to batch queue servers.)

Length of remote queue data entries.

Number of remote queue data entries.

Subsystem type of the owner of the queue. (Applies only to batch queue servers.)

Subsystem name of the owner of the queue. (Applies only to batch queue servers.)

Number of server instances per server. Only applies if SMF99_QDATA_TASKS_MANAGED is set.

Number of server address spaces moved away from this queue.

Average number of ’other’ queued requests over a policy interval scaled by * 16. These requests are not counted towards SRM velocity management.

Maximum number of servers for the application environment.

Minimum number of servers for the application environment.

Average number of ineligible queued requests over a policy interval scaled by * 16. Currently applies to batch queues only.

Name of the system this RQDATA section represents.

System flags: Bit Meaning When Set 0 System started at least one server for this work queue in the policy interval that this data represents. 1 System cannot start any servers for this work due to some constraint. 2 System intended to add servers for this work queue on the just-completed policy interval, but deferred because another system appears to be a better candidate. 3 Work queue is managed on this system. 4 Originator sent valid assess data. 5-31 Reserved

Ten-second average number of active servers, scaled by 16.

Ten-second average total servers, including active and idle.

Average total requests for the queue eligible to run on the system represented by this RQDATA entry. This corresponds to the last point plotted on the queue delay plot. Scaled by 16.

Number of servers required for receiver value. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

PI delta for donor period of highest importance if servers are started. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

Highest importance of donor periods negatively affected if servers are started. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

Reserved.

System name sender is deferring to. Blank if deferring only to collect data from other systems. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

Service class name for donor period most impacted by starting servers. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

Donor’s service class period number. (Valid only if remote system deferred starting servers.)

Resource group name for donor period most impacted by starting servers.

Policy adjustment skip clock.

Defer processing skip clock.

Reason defer processing skip clock was set.

Average number of queued requests over a policy interval scaled by * 16.

Average number of ineligible queued requests over a policy interval scaled by * 16.

Average number of queued requests with affinity to constraint systems only scaled by * 16.

Address space name.

Expanded storage access policy for demand pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space available

Expanded storage access policy for VIO pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space available

Expanded storage access policy for hiperspace pages. Value Meaning 1 protected 2 least recently used (LRU) 3 space available

Address space ID.

Flags. Bit Meaning When Set 0 Storage is protected at this instant. 1 Storage protection assigned to space by classification rule. 2 Address space is currently managed to region’s goal rather than transaciton server’s goal. 3 Address space is non swappable. 4-7 Reserved.

Reserved.

Number of central storage frames the address spaces owns.

Number of expanded storage frames the address spaces own.

Address space protective process storage target. See subtype 5 for other targets. This is the only target non-monitor address spaces can have.