Collection Services data files: QAPMSNADS

This database file defines the fields in the SNA distribution services (SNADS) files record.

Field Name Description Attribute
INTNUM Interval number: The nth sample database interval based on the start time specified in the Create Performance Data (CRTPFRDTA) command. PD (5,0)
DTETIM Interval date (yymmdd) and time (hhmmss): The date and time of the sample interval. C (12)
INTSEC Elapsed interval seconds: The number of seconds since the last sample interval. PD (7,0)
SNJNAM SNADS job name. C(10)
SNJUSR SNADS job user. C(10)
SNJNBR SNADS job number. C(6)
SNFTYP This is a SNADS function type indicating which SNADS function this job is running. The SNFTYP field is used to determine the type of activity that this SNADS job conducts.
  • 1 -- SNADS router
  • 2 -- SNADS receiver
  • 3 -- SNADS sender
  • 8 -- SNADS DLS Gate (Document Library Services)
  • 9 -- SNADS RPDS Gate (VM/MVS bridge, SMTP, X.400)
PD(3,0)
SNNTR Transaction count. PD(11,0)
SNTRT Transaction time: The time from a distribution being put on the queue to the time processing that distribution within this job is completed. PD(11,0)
SNRUT Resource usage time: The total time that distributions are processed, not including the time that they are waiting on the queue. PD(11,0)
SNATN Active transitions: The number of transitions between waiting for conditions to be satisfied (a distribution to process) and starting to process a distribution. PD(11,0)
SNERR Error count: Number of transactions that ended in error. PD(11,0)
SNNRC Number of recipients: The number of recipients identified in the distribution. PD(11,0)
SNFSO File server object (FSO) count: The number of transactions that required a data object or document to be processed. PD(11,0)
SNFSOB FSO byte count: The size of the FSOs (data objects and documents) processed by transactions. PD (11,0)
SNFOC Fan-out count: The accumulated value of the number of distribution queues that received a copy of a distribution during routing. For a single distribution processed by the router, this value is the number of sender transactions (paths) the distribution will take leaving the system. This is the number of distribution copies that leave the system. (This field is only supported by the router job.) PD (11,0)
SNLOC Set to '1' when a local delivery queue received a copy of the distribution during routing. This indicates that the local system was a destination for the distribution. (This field is only supported by the router job.) PD (11,0)