SMF 119-8
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SMF 119-8
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Introduction
Fields
Stored in tcpIpStackData
| SMF Field | DB Column name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| recordType | Value is always TCP8 | |
| sid | ||
| startTime | ||
| endTime | ||
| systemName | System name from SYSNAME in IEASYSxx | |
| sysplex | Sysplex name from SYSPLEX in COUPLExx | |
| stackName | TCP/IP stack name | |
| releaseId | z/OS Communications Server TCP/IP release identifier | |
| subComponent | TCP/IP subcomponent | |
| asName | Started task qualifier or address space name of address space | |
| userId | User id of security context under which this SMF record is | |
| asId | ASID of address space that writes this SMF record | |
| reasonWrite | Reason for writing this SMF record | |
| nextRecordId | Value used by the following SMF 119 records | |
| SMF119TC_STType | eventType | Event type
|
| SMF119TC_STFlags | flags | Event flags
|
| SMF119TC_STECSAMax | maxEcsaAlloc | Maximum number of ECSA storage bytes allocated since the TCP/IP stack was started |
| SMF119TC_STECSALimit | maxEcsaAllowed | Maximum number of ECSA storage bytes allowed, as specified on the GLOBALCONFIG statement in the TCP/IP profile. The value 0 indicates that there is no limit |
| SMF119TC_STPrivateMax | maxAuthPrvSubpoolAlloc | Maximum number of authorized private subpool storage bytes allocated since the TCP/IP stack was started |
| SMF119TC_STPrivateLimit | maxAuthPrvSubpoolAllowed | Maximum number of authorized private subpool storage bytes allowed, as specified on the GLOBALCONFIG statement in the TCP/IP profile.The value 0 indicates that there is no limit |
| actionId | ||
| cec_name | ||
| cec_model | ||
| cec_type | ||
| lpar_name |