SMR0200E SMF Miner: error in command_name parameter parameter_value
Explanation: The invalid SMF Miner command command_name was entered with an incorrect parameter_value. The only valid SMF Miner commands are SMRSTAT (or SMRSTATS), which has no parameters, and SMRDEBUG, which accepts a parameter of a decimal integer from 0 to 255.
Action: Reenter the command with the correct syntax.
SMR0201I SMF Miner: command_name options set to parameter_value
Explanation: This message is issued as a result of successfully processing the SMRDEBUG command. Parameter_value is the hexadecimal representation of the decimal integer enter in the original command. The debug options are set.
Action: None
SMR0202I SMF Miner: The SMF exit is exit_status
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the current SMF exit status which may be one of the following: starting, initializing, active, terminating, or not active.
Action: None
SMR0211I SMF Miner: decimal_integer calls to SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the total decimal_integer count of calls made to the SMF exit from any source.
Action: None
SMR0212I SMF Miner: decimal_integer abends in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of recoverable abends that occurred in the SMF exit.
Action: Normally, no abends should occur in the SMF exit. Contact SDS Technical Support for assistance if this count is not zero.
SMR0213I SMF Miner: decimal_integer private buffer shortages in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of private buffer shortages. A private buffer is allocated as a work area while an SMF record is being processed or while processing a call from the agent. If an error, such as an abend, occurs during SMF record processing, the private buffer will be marked as disabled so it is not used again. This could create a shortage of private buffers. It is also possible that there are more than 16 concurrent calls to the SMF exit.
Action: Normally, a private buffer shortage should never occur. Contact SDS Technical Support for assistance if this count is not zero.
SMR0214I SMF Miner: decimal_integer private buffers disabled in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of private buffers that have been disabled. A private buffer is allocated for use as a work area while an SMF record is being processed or while processing a call from the agent. If an error, such as an abend, occurs during SMF record processing, the private buffer will be disabled. This could create a shortage of private buffers.
Action: Normally, no private buffers should be disabled. Contact SDS Technical Support for assistance if this count is not zero.
SMR0215I SMF Miner: decimal_integer SMF records received by the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of SMF records received by the SMF exit.
Action: None
SMR0216I SMF Miner: decimal_integer SMF records ignored due to buffer shortage in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of SMF records ignored due to a collection buffer shortage in the SMF exit.
Action: Normally, this count should always be zero. If it is not zero, it usually indicates that the SMF Miner, which runs as part of the agent job, was either blocked or not being dispatched fast enough to harvest all the collected SMF records. Try raising the priority of the agent job or started task. Also check for system wide events that may have suspended all but system level tasks from executing for an extended period.
SMR0217I SMF Miner: decimal_integer SMF records matched a filter in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of SMF records that have been collected because they matched a collection filter.
Action: None
SMR0218I SMF Miner: decimal_integer SMF records rejected after being transferred from the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of corrupted buffers transferred from the SMF exit.
Action: This count should always be zero. Contact SDS Technical Support for assistance if this count is not zero
SMR0219I SMF Miner: decimal_integer SMF records accepted after being transferred from the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of SMF record buffers successfully transferred from the SMF exit.
Action: None
SMR0220I SMF Miner: decimal_integer calls to IEFU83 in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of calls to the IEFU83 SMF exit point.
Action: None
SMR0221I SMF Miner: decimal_integer calls to IEFU84 in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of calls to the IEFU84 exit point.
Action: None
SMR0222I SMF Miner: decimal_integer calls to IEFU85 in the SMF exit
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the decimal_integer count of calls to the IEFU85 exit point.
Action: None
SMR0223I SMF Miner: SMF exit resides at hex_storage_address, in subpool decimal_integer, key decimal_integer, for decimal_integer bytes
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the ECSA hex_storage_address where the SMF exit was dynamically installed, the decimal_integer subpool number of the allocated storage, the decimal_integer storage protection key, and the decimal_integer number of bytes occupied by the SMF exit program and its associated buffers.
Action: None
SMR0224I SMF Miner: SMF exit token name is token_name
Explanation: This is one of the messages displayed in response to the SMRSTAT(S) command. It shows the 16 character name assigned to the name/token pair used to keep track of the ECSA storage used by the SMF exit. The format of the token_name is “SDS.SMR.jobname” where jobname is replaced by the name of the agent job or started task.
Action: None