Measure Reference Manual

CR-NAME-QUAL { UNQUALIFIED | QUALIFIED }
specifies whether procedure (code-range) names are displayed with object file name
qualifiers, if available, in the "Code-Range Name" column on the line immediately following
the traditional line of code-range output. The default is UNQUALIFIED.
UNQUALIFIED
displays procedure names in traditional form with no qualifiers.
QUALIFIED
displays procedure names with the Guardian or OSS object file name of the associated
code. This feature can be useful in differentiating between like-named procedures in
different object files. Guardian file names have their associated CRVSN appended to
the end of the name.
DOTS { ON | OFF }
indicates whether report displays should include connecting dots between labels and
numeric values. Valid only if STYLE is set to ZMS. The default is OFF.
ON
displays dots to connect labels to formatted numbers.
OFF
does not display dots to connect labels to formatted numbers.
FOR duration
is the duration of the report window. FOR and TO are mutually exclusive.
duration
is a time interval in one of these formats:
n SECOND[S]
n MINUTE[S]
n HOUR[S]
where n is an integer in the range 1 through 9999.
FORMAT { BRIEF | NORMAL | STRUCTURED }
sets the format of the report. The default is NORMAL.
BRIEF
displays a subset of the counters. The DDL records listed in this section list the counters
for each entity type. The counters that belong to the BRIEF subset are in boldface type.
For PROCESSH entities, if TOTALS INCLUDE or TOTALS ONLY is also specified, only
code-file level totals (not per-process totals) are displayed.
For more information about which counters are included in brief-format reports, see the
boldface counters in the DDL record for the specified entity type in Section 3, Entities
and Counters.
NORMAL
displays all counters.
STRUCTURED
writes the report to a structured file for subsequent examination using Enform. A single
record consists of all counters for a single entity. Reports for entities of the same entity
type are written to the same file, and the file is named for the entity type. If the file
already exists, MEASCOM appends the data to the file. If the file does not exist,
MEASCOM creates it. (Structured files are closed when you modify the FORMAT
attribute.)
Measure handles records from various releases (even future ones) by adjusting the
format of the records to match the template version used by the requesting application.
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