PGRP section

Mainframe Analytics Recorder User Guide

Version
10.1.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-92HC226-08
ft:lastEdition
2026-01-30
The PGRP section is output for each parity group.
Table. PGRP section

Offsets

Field name

Length

Format

Description

0

0

RRS4PGID

2

binary

Parity group number.#4

2

2

RRS4PSID

2

binary

Parity group sub-number.#4

4

4

RRS4CLID

1

binary

CLPR number assigned to the parity group.

5

5

RRS4TYPE

1

binary

Parity group type.

Bit: Meaning
  • 0: Internal parity group
  • 1-6: Reserved
  • 7: Parity group for pool volumes

6

6

RRS4MDEL

16

EBCDIC

Model names of the drives that make up the parity group.

Type: Disk drive model
  • HDD: DKS5K-J2R4SS
  • HDD: DKR2H-H10RSS, DKS2K-H10RSS
  • HDD: DKS2K-H14RSS
  • SSD: SLB5F-M960SD, SLB5G-M960SS
  • SSD: SLB5F-M3R8SS, SLR5E-M3R8SS, SLB5G-M3R8SS, SLR5F-M3R8SS, SLM5A-M3R8SS
  • SSD: SLR5E-M7R6SS, SLB5G-M7R6SS, SLR5F-M7R6SS, SLM5A-M7R6SS
  • SSD: SLB5H-M15RSS
  • SSD: SLA5A-M30RSS
  • FMD: NFHAF-Q6R4SS, NFHAL-Q6R4SS, NFHAH-Q6R4SS, NFHAJ-Q6R4SS, NFHAK-Q6R4SS
  • FMD: NFHAF-Q13RSS, NFHAH-Q13RSS, NFHAJ-Q13RSS, NFHAK-Q13RSS

22

16

RRS4RLVL

1

binary

RAID level of the parity group.

  • 0: RAID1
  • 1: RAID5
  • 2: RAID6

23

17

RRS4PLID

1

binary

Pool ID of the pool volume that belongs to the parity group.

This field is valid only when the value of bit 7 of the parity group type (RRS4TYPE) is 1.

24

18

RRS4BEMU

2

binary

Base emulation type.

  • x0093: 3390-3
  • x0393: 3390-3A (3390-3 Rapid Ex MF to Open)
  • x0193: 3390-3B (3390-3 Rapid Ex Open to MF)
  • x0493: 3390-3C (3390-3 Rapid Ex MF <=> Open)
  • x0099: 3390-9
  • x0399: 3390-9A (3390-9 Rapid Ex MF to Open)
  • x0199: 3390-9B (3390-9 Rapid Ex Open to MF)
  • x0499: 3390-9C (3390-9 Rapid Ex MF <=> Open)
  • x009F: 3390-L (3390-27)
  • x039F: 3390-LA (3390-27 Rapid Ex MF to Open)
  • x019F: 3390-LB (3390-27 Rapid Ex Open to MF)
  • x049F: 3390-LC (3390-27 Rapid Ex MF <=> Open)
  • x009E: 3390-M (3390-54)
  • x039E: 3390-MA (3390-54 Rapid Ex MF to Open)
  • x019E: 3390-MB (3390-54 Rapid Ex Open to MF)
  • x049E: 3390-MC (3390-54 Rapid Ex MF <=> Open)
  • x009A: 3390-A
  • x009B: 3390-V (Pool Volume)

26

1A

--

6

--

Reserved.

32

20

RRS4SODC

8

binary

Number of tracks transferred by sequential data transfer from the drives that make up this parity group to the cache.#1, #2

40

28

RRS4RODC

8

binary

Number of tracks transferred by random data transfer from the drives that make up this parity group to the cache.#1, #2

48

30

RRS4NOCD

8

binary

Number of tracks transferred from the cache to the drives that make up this parity group.#1, #2

56

38

RRS4NBDC

8

binary

Amount of data (in units of 128 KB) transferred from the drives that make up this parity group to the cache.#1, #3

64

40

RRS4NBCD

8

binary

Amount of data (in units of 128 KB) transferred from the cache to the drives that make up this parity group.#1, #3

72

48

RRS4NTDC

8

binary

Amount of time (in units of 16 milliseconds) required to transfer data from the drives that make up this parity group to the cache.#1

80

50

RRS4NTCD

8

binary

Amount of time (in units of 16 milliseconds) required to transfer data from the cache to the drives that make up this parity group.#1

#1
Value derived by calculating the difference between the value of this field and the value of the corresponding field of the directly preceding SMF record for which both the record type and the record subtype are the same. Dividing this value by the value of the SMFRSETM field (the time elapsed since the previous interval) of the product section gives the average for one hundredth of a second. If a record was not output at the preceding interval, a record will also not be output at the next interval.
#2
Number of tracks transferred between the cache and the drive. This is not the amount of data that was actually transferred, because the format is the CKD format. Information about the amount of transferred data is output to RRS4NBDC and RRS4NBCD.
#3
Amount of data (in units of 128 KB) transferred between the cache and the drive.
#4
This has a correlation with the RAID rank IDs output to the SMF records by RMF.