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Services Invoked
Services invoked shows the services invoked by the starting location identified in previous level. Data that appears may vary based on the type of services being reported.
Pseudo-module shows the name of the pseudo section or module that groups supervisory functions.
Module shows the name of the load module that was active when Strobe took the sample, or the name of the pseudo section that groups supervisory functions.
Section shows the name of the control section within the currently active load module.
Note: For all module or section names that exceed eight characters, Strobe generates a token, which is an eight-byte identifier. The token comprises the first four characters of the module or section name followed by a hyphen (-) and then the last three characters of the name. Refer to the Token Longname Cross Reference report to reconcile all tokens with their long names
Description gives a short description of the purpose of the module or control section. Function descriptions appear for all pseudo-sections and pseudo-modules, and, if your Strobe system programmer has supplied them, for other control sections and modules as well.
Transaction shows the name of the transaction that invoked this service. A value of NOTRAN signifies that no transaction was responsible for the service.
Location shows the first storage location of the area, relative to the beginning of the control section, expressed in hexadecimal notation.
Line number shows the line number the compiler assigned to a line in the source program.
Source text shows the application program sources statement when using DDIO source database or Index mapping.
Attrib. CPU % Total shows the percentage of CPU time used by the module in execution of the statement.
Wait % Page shows the wait time that results from retrieving a page from the page data set. A high value in this column indicates that there is not enough physical memory assigned to the address space. If you noticed a high page rate on the Measurement Session Data report, the Wait by SQL Statement report shows you which statement that was experiencing the delay because of paging.
Wait % Total measures all causes of wait time, including page retrieval, programmed I/O operations, and timer requests.