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<p class="code"><nowiki>Offset  Length  Type              Description
<p class="code">Offset  Length  Type              Description
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000    2      Signed Binary    Record length
000    2      Signed Binary    Record length
002    2      Reserved        Block Descriptor
002    2      Reserved        Block Descriptor
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026    10      Character        Originating Model 204 userid
026    10      Character        Originating Model 204 userid
036    10      Character        Originating Model 204 account name
036    10      Character        Originating Model 204 account name
046    1      Character        <var class="product">Fast/Unload</var> record type
046    1      Character        Fast/Unload record type
                                 'U' Unload record
                                 'U' Unload record
                                 'I' Index Unload record
                                 'I' Index Unload record
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128    4      Signed Binary    Number of longstring items required
128    4      Signed Binary    Number of longstring items required
132    4      Signed Binary    Storage used for occurrence pointer arrays
132    4      Signed Binary    Storage used for occurrence pointer arrays
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<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The statistics for "Number of base buffer reads" through
<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The statistics for "Number of base buffer reads" through
"Number of extension buffer reads" are new in <var class="product">Fast/Unload</var> version 4.0. Prior to that, the record length of the <var class="product">Fast/Unload</var>
"Number of extension buffer reads" are new in <var class="product">Fast/Unload</var> version 4.0. Prior to that, the record length of the <var class="product">Fast/Unload</var>

Revision as of 21:23, 4 March 2015

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.

See also

Fast/Unload topics