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san_icse
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I have a jcl to run using SAS. I need to generate a report from this.
Please have a look on JCL and tell me what I should add more in this and where I am doing mistakes.
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//STEP03 EXEC SAS,TIME=120
//SYSIN DD *
TITLE1 'BATCH WORKLOAD DETAIL';
* **************************;
OPTIONS NOCENTER DATE LABEL NONUMBER SOURCE SOURCE2 LINESIZE=132;
DATA TEMP;
SET PDB.TYPE30_5;
IF CPUTCBTM GT 0;
SDATE=DATEPART(JINITIME);
STIME=TIMEPART(JINITIME);
SHOUR=HOUR(STIME);
EDATE=DATEPART(JTRMTIME);
ETIME=TIMEPART(JTRMTIME);
FORMAT PROJ ¢4.
EXCPTOTL COMMA12.0 ;
PROJ = SUBSTR(JOB,2,4) ;
IF PROJ EQ '0684';
TOTCPUTM = (CPUTCBTM + CPUSRBTM + CPUIIPTM + CPUHPTTM +
CPURCTTM);
IF TOTCPUTM GT 0;
FORMAT EXCPTOTL COMMA10.;
FORMAT TOTCPUTM TIME11.2;
FORMAT TOTCPUTM COMMA10.;
FORMAT SDATE MMDDYY8.;
FORMAT EDATE MMDDYY8.;
FORMAT STIME TIME11.2;
FORMAT ETIME TIME11.2;
PROC SORT DATA=TEMP;
* BY JOB;
BY DESCENDING TOTCPUTM;
DATA TEMP2;
SET TEMP;
* PROC PRINT;
PROC PRINT DATA=TEMP2 ROUND NOOBS UNIFORM SPLIT='*';
VAR SYSTEM JESNR JOB TOTCPUTM EXCPTOTL
SDATE STIME ETIME EDATE ACTIVETM;
SUM TOTCPUTM;
LABEL SDATE = 'START*DATE';
LABEL STIME = 'START*TIME';
LABEL EDATE = 'END*DATE';
LABEL ETIME = 'END*TIME';
LABEL ACTIVETM = 'ACTIVE*TIME';
LABEL JESNR = 'JOB*NUMBER';
LABEL JOB = 'JOB*NAME';
LABEL TOTCPUTM = 'CPU*TIME';
LABEL EXCPTOTL = 'EXCP*COUNT';
/*
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 Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:57 pm Post subject: Re: How to Run this using SAS? |
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expat
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Obviously something is going wrong because you are posting on the forum.
Come on, give us a clue and post your SASLOG output.
Also learn how to use the VB tags to make your output easily readable.
Although TITLE1 'BATCH WORKLOAD DETAIL'; should be part of the PROC PRINT methinks. |
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san_icse
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Hi , This my SASLOG output.
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********************************* TOP OF DATA **********************************
Welcome to the SAS Information Delivery System,
888 888 Release 8.2!
8 8 8 8
8 8 8
8 8 8 This message displays in the SAS log when
8 8 the NEWS option is specified. You can
88 8 8 8 replace it with your own message by editing
8 8 8 8 8 the NEWS file.
8 8 8 8 8
8 888 8 88888
NOTE: The SASUSER library was not specified. SASUSER library will now be the sam
NOTE: All data sets and catalogs in the SASUSER library will be deleted at the e
prevent their deletion.
NOTE: SAS system options specified are:
SORT=4
NOTE: The initialization phase used 0.03 CPU seconds and 7660K.
1 TITLE1 'BATCH WORKLOAD DETAIL';
2 * **************************;
3 OPTIONS NOCENTER DATE LABEL NONUMBER SOURCE SOURCE2 LINESIZE=132;
4 DATA TEMP;
5 SET PDB.TYPE30_5;
ERROR: Libname PDB is not assigned.
ERROR: Libname PDB is not assigned.
ERROR: Libname PDB is not assigned.
6 IF CPUTCBTM GT 0;
7 SDATE=DATEPART(JINITIME);
8 STIME=TIMEPART(JINITIME);
9 SHOUR=HOUR(STIME);
10 EDATE=DATEPART(JTRMTIME);
11 ETIME=TIMEPART(JTRMTIME);
12 FORMAT PROJ ¢4.
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31
31
31
ERROR 31-185: Format ¢4. is unknown.
ERROR 31-185: Format ¢4. is unknown.
ERROR 31-185: Format ¢4. is unknown.
13 EXCPTOTL COMMA12.0 ;
14 PROJ = SUBSTR(JOB,2,4) ;
15 IF PROJ EQ '0684';
16 TOTCPUTM = (CPUTCBTM + CPUSRBTM + CPUIIPTM + CPUHPTTM +
17 CPURCTTM);
18 IF TOTCPUTM GT 0;
19 FORMAT EXCPTOTL COMMA10.;
20 FORMAT TOTCPUTM TIME11.2;
21 FORMAT TOTCPUTM COMMA10.;
The SAS System
22 FORMAT SDATE MMDDYY8.;
23 FORMAT EDATE MMDDYY8.;
24 FORMAT STIME TIME11.2;
25 FORMAT ETIME TIME11.2;
NOTE: Numeric values have been converted to character values at the places given by: (Line):(Column).
NOTE: Character values have been converted to numeric values at the places given by: (Line):(Column).
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
NOTE: SAS set option OBS=0 and will continue to check statements. This may cause NOTE: No observations in data set.
WARNING: The data set WORK.TEMP may be incomplete. When this step was stopped there were 0 observations and 16 variables.
NOTE: The DATA statement used 0.01 CPU seconds and 8450K.
26 PROC SORT DATA=TEMP;
27 * BY JOB;
28 BY DESCENDING TOTCPUTM;
NOTE: The PROCEDURE SORT used 0.00 CPU seconds and 8516K.
29 DATA TEMP2;
30 SET TEMP;
31 * PROC PRINT;
NOTE: The data set WORK.TEMP2 has 0 observations and 16 variables.
NOTE: The DATA statement used 0.00 CPU seconds and 8516K.
32 PROC PRINT DATA=TEMP2 ROUND NOOBS UNIFORM SPLIT='*';
33 VAR SYSTEM JESNR JOB TOTCPUTM EXCPTOTL
ERROR: Variable SYSTEM not found.
ERROR: Variable SYSTEM not found.
ERROR: Variable SYSTEM not found.
ERROR: Variable JESNR not found.
ERROR: Variable JESNR not found.
ERROR: Variable JESNR not found.
34 SDATE STIME ETIME EDATE ACTIVETM;
ERROR: Variable ACTIVETM not found.
ERROR: Variable ACTIVETM not found.
ERROR: Variable ACTIVETM not found.
35 SUM TOTCPUTM;
36 LABEL SDATE = 'START*DATE';
37 LABEL STIME = 'START*TIME';
38 LABEL EDATE = 'END*DATE';
39 LABEL ETIME = 'END*TIME';
40 LABEL ACTIVETM = 'ACTIVE*TIME';
41 LABEL JESNR = 'JOB*NUMBER';
42 LABEL JOB = 'JOB*NAME';
43 LABEL TOTCPUTM = 'CPU*TIME';
44 LABEL EXCPTOTL = 'EXCP*COUNT';
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
NOTE: The PROCEDURE PRINT used 0.00 CPU seconds and 8612K.
NOTE: The SAS session used 0.04 CPU seconds and 8612K.
ERROR: Errors printed on pages 1,2.
ERROR: Errors printed on pages 1,2.
ERROR: Errors printed on pages 1,2.
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Have you considered actually allocating the PDB dd name ?
I would guess that the use of a ¢ sign is not recognised as a valid format identifier, try $ (dollar) or £ (pound) - these are the only two that I have ever had to use.
Surely these errors are self explanitory ? aren't they ? |
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san_icse
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Hi Expat,
Thanks for replying.
The error for ¢ sign is no more now when I replaced it with $.
Since I dont have any knowledge on SAS hence not getting the solution to resolve these errors.
I know only this is for running against the CA View (jobs) database and generates a report with vital statistics of CPU Time, Elapsed time etc...
If you know more about it or sugges some more to make this job run. It would be a great help for me.
Thanks. |
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| Have you considered actually allocating the PDB dd name ? |
You still need to allocate your input dataset to DDname PDB |
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