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Statistics

z/OS ISPF Software Configuration and Library Manager Guide and Reference
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SCLM displays statistical information, as shown in Figure 1, when you enter a "/" in the Display Statistics field on the Accounting Record panel. These statistics are parser-dependent.

Figure 1. Accounting Record Statistics (FLMUSS#P)
Screen dump.

The fields on the Accounting Record Statistics panel are:

Total Lines
The total number of lines in the member, which is equal to the sum of comment lines, noncomment lines, and blank lines.
Comment Lines
The number of comment lines. A comment line is any line that has comment information only. If a line has both a statement and a comment, SCLM considers it a noncomment line.
Noncomment Lines
The number of source lines. A noncomment line is a source line that contains at least part of a noncomment statement. If a line has both a statement and a comment, SCLM considers it a noncomment line.
Blank Lines
The number of blank lines in the member. A blank line is language-independent; no nonblank characters can be on it.

These statistics are parser-dependent.

Prolog Lines
The number of prolog lines in the member.
Total Statements
The sum of the comment statements and the noncomment statements in the member.
Comment Statements
The number of comment statements. A comment statement is denoted by a set of beginning and ending comment delimiters for the particular language being parsed. If an ending delimiter is not defined for a language, the end of the line is used. A comment statement can span several lines, or several comment statements can exist on a single line.
Control Statements
The number of logical control statements.
Assignment Statements
The number of assignment statements.
Noncomment Statements
The number of complete statements that SCLM can process. Noncomment statements are language-dependent, follow language syntax rules, and are separated by the language delimiter. A noncomment statement can span several lines, or several noncomment statements can exist on a single line.
Note: The parser that is invoked for the member determines the field values. The definitions apply for ISPF-supplied parsers.

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