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z/OS ISPF Software Configuration and Library Manager Guide and Reference
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A pointer to a record containing the static portion of an accounting record. The following describes the format of the record fields in the order in which they appear. For additional information on record field contents, refer to Accounting record.

The following fields contain data common to all members:

Field
Contents
acct_group
8 characters
acct_type
8 characters
acct_member
8 characters
SCLM_version
2 characters ('60 or 70')
accounting_status
1 character:
E
Editable
N
Noneditable
L
Lockout
I
Initial
X
NOPROM-R (REBUILD)
Y
NOPROM-N (REBUILD)
change_date
8 characters (YYYYMMDD format)
change_time
6 characters (HHMMSS format)
change_group
8 characters
change_userid
8 characters
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3 characters (space for alignment)
member_version
Fullword integer
language
8 characters
authorization_code
8 characters
authorization_code_change
8 characters
access_key
16 characters
creation_date
8 characters (YYYYMMDD format)
creation_time
6 characters (HHMMSS format)
map_date
8 characters (YYYYMMDD format)
map_time
6 characters (HHMMSS format)
predecessor_date
8 characters (YYYYMMDD format)
predecessor_time
6 characters (HHMMSS format)
promote_date
8 characters (YYYYMMDD format)
promote_time
6 characters (HHMMSS format)
promote_userid
8 characters
db_qual
8 characters
The following fields are blank unless the accounting_status is N. Each field is 8 characters.
  • translator_version
  • map_name
  • map_type
  • language_version
The following fields contain statistical data for a member. Each field is a fullword integer.
  • total_lines
  • comment_lines
  • non_comment_lines
  • blank_lines
  • total_stmts
  • comment_stmts
  • non_comment_stmts
  • number_of_user_entries
  • number_of_includes
  • reserved_field
  • number_of_changecodes
  • number_of_cus
The fields preceded by an asterisk refer to statistics that the SCLM-supplied parsers do not collect.

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