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January 29, 2009:
Public beta now available
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Interactive z/OS SMF Reports on your PC
EasySMF allows you to view information from z/OS SMF data on your PC. It is a standalone program - no additional software is required to process the SMF data.
Features:
- Switch between different reports for the same time range, to easily relate information from different SMF records.
- Zoom into and drill through reports to see more information.
- Built in FTP client to load SMF data directly from SMF dump datasets. Alternatively, load SMF data from PC files, zip files or TSO TRANSMIT format files.
Reports include:
- Job Completions - information about ended jobs and tasks.
- Job Status During Interval - combines information from all type 30 subtypes to show jobs that started, ended, were running or complete during the selected time interval.
- WLM Service Class Information - Performance index, velocity, service consumed, response time and delay information for a service class.
- Dataset Activity - reports various SMF record types that show different types of dataset access.
- RMF CPU busy information.
- RMF service by service class and report class.
Public beta now available
EasySMF is now available for beta testing. Please download it and try it out. We would like to hear about:
- Additional reports you would like included
- Anything you find confusing
- Errors in reports
- Any other problems you encounter
Beta Software Key
The software will work for 30 days without a key. To receive a temporary key please send an email to: beta-key-request@smfreports.com
System requirements
- Windows XP or Windows Vista.
- Microsoft .NET Framework Common Language Runtime 2.0 (will be downloaded and installed during installation if necessary).
- CPU and memory: Requirements vary greatly depending on the amount of data to be processed. 512 MB memory minimum for small z/OS systems. 2GB memory and dual core processor recommended.
- Disk space: Space to store compressed SMF data for reporting. Typical compression is about 90% so 100GB of disk space will hold about 1TB of SMF data. Individual record types can be selectively deleted if necessary to save space.
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