z/OS MVS Programming: Sysplex Services Reference
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z/OS MVS Programming: Sysplex Services Reference
SA38-0658-00

The IXLMG macro allows an authorized caller to request measurement data related to the use of a coupling facility. The information is available by coupling facility or by structure. Information on subchannels and connectivity is returned when any coupling facility information is requested.

Structures in the IXLYAMDA mapping macro provide the format for the data:
  • IXLYAMDHD maps common area for header entries
  • IXLYAMDAREA maps the header record
  • IXLYAMDCF and IXLYAMDCF1 map coupling facility information
  • IXLYAMDSTRL and IXLYAMDSTRL1 map coupling facility list structure information
  • IXLYAMDSTRC and IXLYAMDSTRC1 map coupling facility cache structure information
  • IXLYAMDSC and IXLYAMDSC1 map coupling facility subchannel information
  • IXLYAMDSLL and IXLYANDSLL1 map structure limits for a list structure
  • IXLYAMDSLC and IXLYAMDSLC1 map structure limits for a cache structure
  • Start of change IXLYAMDSSCM maps storage-class memory information for a structure End of change
  • IXLYAMDCFMI maps coupling facility measurement header information
  • IXLYAMDCFMINFO maps coupling facility measurement information
  • IXLYAMDCFRF maps coupling facility remote facility information
  • IXLYAMDCFCP maps coupling facility channel path header information
  • IXLYAMDCFCPINFO maps coupling facility channel path information
  • IXLYAMDSCSC and IXLYANDSCSC1 map structure information for cache storage classes
  • IXLYAMDSCOC maps structure information for cache cast-out classes
  • IXLYAMDSCOCSTATS maps structure information for cache cast-out classes
  • IXLYAMDSSCC maps the structure copy controls record.

The data returned may be system-oriented data (system attachment information or statistics on the system's use of a structure) or sysplex-wide data (data that is retrieved from the coupling facility itself).

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