Fast/Unload SMF record format

Offset Length Type Description ------- ------- ------- ------------------------- 000 2 Signed Binary Record length 002 2 Reserved Block Descriptor 004 1 Bit System indicator 005 1 Unsigned Binary SMF record type 006 4 Signed Binary Time in 1/100ths seconds since midnight 010 4 Packed Date (00YYDDDF) 014 4 Character System ID 018 8 Character Job ID 026 10 Character Originating Model 204 userid 036 10 Character Originating Model 204 account name 046 1 Character Fast/Unload record type 'U' Unload record 'I' Index Unload record 'C' Compile record 047 5 Reserved 052 4 Signed Binary SOUL Interface request number 056 4 Signed Binary Return code Times are in milliseconds 060 4 Signed Binary Real time used (total job time) 064 4 Signed Binary Wait for CPU time 068 4 Signed Binary CPU Time 072 4 Signed Binary Base buffer wait time 076 4 Signed Binary Extension buffer wait time 080 4 Signed Binary Output buffer wait time 084 4 Signed Binary Report buffer wait time 088 4 Signed Binary Input buffer wait time 092 4 Signed Binary Open wait time 096 4 Signed Binary PST wait time 100 4 Signed Binary Maximum 24-bit storage used 104 4 Signed Binary Maximum 31-bit storage used 108 4 Signed Binary Number of base buffer reads 112 4 Signed Binary Number of base buffer waits 116 4 Signed Binary Number of extension pgs in base buffer 120 4 Signed Binary Number of extension pgs in exten pool 124 4 Signed Binary Number of extension buffer reads 128 4 Signed Binary Number of Longstring items required 132 4 Signed Binary Storage used for occurrence pointer arrays

Note: The statistics for "Number of base buffer reads" through "Number of extension buffer reads" are new in Fast/Unload version 4.0. Prior to that, the record length of the Fast/Unload SMF records was 105 bytes.

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