Measure Reference Manual

02 loadid type character 8.
02 load-id redefines loadid.
03 prefix-id type character 5.
03 interval-id type character 3.
02 cpu-num type binary 16 unsigned.
DDL Header Field Definitions
Fields are listed alphabetically.
CPU-NUM
Number of the CPU on which the measurement was taken. For interprocessor communications
(IPC) records, CPU-NUM is MYCPU.
DATA-VERSION
(ZMS Style only) Measure product version of the system that collected the Measure data file that
produced this record, and the MEASFH product version compatible with the data file. This field is
divided into two subfields: LETTER and NUMBER.
DELTA-TIME
Duration of the measurement, in microseconds.
ERROR
Indicates whether an error prevented Measure from collecting data or writing an output record for
this entity. For values, see Identifying Data File Errors (page 143).
FORMAT-VERSION
(ZMS Style only) Measure product version of the program that formatted the entity report or structured
record. This field is divided into two subfields: LETTER and NUMBER.
FROM-TIMESTAMP
Starting time of the measurement or transient entity. Specified as Julian-based, local civil time (LCT).
LOAD-ID
Used only for structured files. If the LOADID clause of the MEASCOM LIST command is used when
this record is written to the structured file, this field contains a unique identification string for the
record. If the LOADID clause is not used, this field contains blanks. The default is blanks (no
LOADID).
A value provided by the user when requesting structured record output. LOADID is a string 8
characters long that can contain letters, numbers, carets (^), hyphens (-), and underscores (_). The
first character must be a letter. If fewer than 8 characters are specified, the string can be space-filled
or can contain a generated interval sequence number.
This field is divided into two subfields: PREFIX-ID and INTERVAL-ID.
When used with the LISTALL command for Legacy style records, if LOADID is 5 characters or fewer,
the LOADID is generated with an appended sequence number indicating the interval the data
record represents. Date intervals are numbered sequentially, from one. If LOADID is 3 characters
or fewer, the generated LOADID might contain spaces.
If you want interval numbering in LISTALL requests for ZMS style structured records, specify a
4-character LOADID. If you use a 5-character LOADID, the fifth character is put in the INTERVAL-ID
portion of the field. Generated LOADIDs are not often used for LISTALL data. Applications that use
this feature should be evaluated to determine whether 4-character or 5-character LOADIDs should
be specified in the future.
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