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Tuning statistics file report for multipath channel connections using XCF

z/OS Communications Server: SNA Network Implementation Guide
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Table 1 shows the format of the record written to the appropriate tuning statistics file. For each MPC group, two records are written. The first record contains statistics for the entire MPC group. The second record contains statistics for the READ/WRITE subchannel.

Table 1. Record format for multipath channel connections (XCF)
Offset Length Format Description
  0   2 Binary Record length
  2   3 Binary Reserved
  5   1 Binary Record type
  6   4 Binary Time record moved to buffer
  10   4 packed Date: 01YYDDDF Date: 00YYDDDF
  14   4 EBCDIC  System identification
  18   8 EBCDIC  TRLE name
  26   4 Binary Reserved
  30   8 Binary MVS™ token
  38   4 Binary Number of timer sweeps (TSWEEP) 1, 3
  38   4 Binary Number of received bytes 2
  42   4 Binary Number of queue sweeps (QSWEEP) 1, 3
  42   4 Binary Receive byte overflow count 2
  46   4 Binary Number of write records 1
  46   4 EBCDIC XCF identifier (XCF ) 2
  50   4 Binary Number of read records 1
  50   4 Binary Transmit block size (BSIZE) 2
  54   4 Binary Number of READ/WRITE records 1
  54   4 EBCDIC READ/WRITE indicator (RDWR) 2
  58   4 Binary Reserved 1
  58   4 Binary Sent byte count 2
  62   1 Binary CTCA extension length (including this field)
  63   1 Binary CTCA attachment type

X'01' 1

X'03' 2

  64   2 EBCDIC  CTCA version = X'F0F2'
  66   4 Binary Reserved 1
  66   4 Binary Send byte overflow count 2
  70   4 Binary Reserved
  74   4 Binary Reserved
  78   4 Binary Max transmit size (MAXBYTES) 2
  82   4 Binary Reserved
  86   4 Binary Reserved
  90   4 Binary Reserved
  94   4 Binary Number of inbound NLPs (INLP)
  98   4 Binary Number of outbound NLPs (ONLP)
  102   4 Binary NLP byte count
  106   4 Binary NLP byte count overflow
Notes:
  1. Indicates fields used only in the first record for statistics on the group.
  2. Indicates fields used only in the subsequent record for statistics on the read/write subchannel.
  3. TSWEEP and QSWEEP are always 0 for HPDT MPC connections.

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