Create Graph Format (CRTGPHFMT)

Where allowed to run: All environments (*ALL)
Threadsafe: No
Parameters
Examples
Error messages

The Create Graph Format (CRTGPHFMT) command creates a graph format used to display performance and historical graphs which are created from performance data members.

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Parameters

Keyword Description Choices Notes
GPHFMT Graph format Qualified object name Required, Positional 1
Qualifier 1: Graph format Name
Qualifier 2: Library Name, QPFRDATA
TEXT Text 'description' Character value, *BLANK Optional, Positional 2
TITLE Title Character value, *BLANK, *MBRTEXT Optional, Positional 3
SUBTITLE Subtitle Character value, *BLANK, *MBRTEXT Optional
GPHTYPE Graph type *SURFACE, *LINE, *CBAR, *FBAR, *SCATTER Optional
DATATYPE Data type *FCNARA, *JOBTYPE, *PRIORITY, *IOP, *DISK, *CMNLINE, *ALL Optional
AREAFILL Area fill *YES, *NO Optional
REFLINE Reference line 1-99999, *NONE Optional
XAXIS X-axis Element list Optional
Element 1: Variable *TIME, *CPU, *TNS, *NBRTNS, *RSP, *SYNCIO, *NBRSYNC, *ASYNCIO, *NBRASYNC, *TOTDSKIO, *NBRDSKIO
Element 2: Title Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Range Single values: *AUTO
Other values: Element list
Element 1: First Decimal number
Element 2: Last Decimal number
YAXIS Y-axis Element list Optional
Element 1: Variable *CPU, *TNS, *NBRTNS, *RSP, *SYNCIO, *NBRSYNC, *ASYNCIO, *NBRASYNC, *TOTDSKIO, *NBRDSKIO, *CMNIOP, *DSKIOP, *LWSIOP, *MFCIOP, *MFDIOP, *DSKARM, *PCTDSKOCC, *CMNLINE, *LGLDBIO
Element 2: Title Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Range Single values: *AUTO
Other values: Element list
Element 1: First Decimal number
Element 2: Last Decimal number
FCNARA Functional area entry Values (up to 16 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Functional area Character value, *OTHER
Element 2: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 4: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
JOBTYPE Job type entry Values (up to 16 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Job type *ALL, *ALLINTER, *ALLBATCH, *ALLSYSTEM, *ASJ, *BCH, *CA4, *DDM, *EVK, *INT, *MRT, *PCS, *PDJ, *PJ, *PTH, *RDR, *S36, *SBS, *SYS, *WTR, *OTHER
Element 2: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 4: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
PRIORITY Job priority entry Values (up to 16 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Lower priority boundary 0-99, *OTHER, *ALL
Element 2: Upper priority boundary 0-99
Element 3: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 4: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 5: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
IOP IOP data entry Values (up to 2 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Type of utilization *AVG, *MAX
Element 2: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 4: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
DISK Disk data entry Values (up to 2 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Type of utilization *AVG, *MAX
Element 2: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 4: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
CMNLINE Communications line entry Values (up to 16 repetitions): Element list Optional
Element 1: Communications line Name, *MAX
Element 2: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 3: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 4: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
ALLDATA All data entry Element list Optional
Element 1: Legend 'description' Character value, *DFT, *BLANK
Element 2: Line type 1-8, 7
Element 3: Non-graphic display symbol Character value, *
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Graph format (GPHFMT)

Specifies the graph format to be created.

This is a required parameter.

QPFRDATA
The IBM-supplied performance data library, QPFRDATA, is where the graph format will be located.
library-name
Specify the name of the library where the graph format will be located.
format-name
Specify the name of the graph format to be created.
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Text 'description' (TEXT)

Specifies the user-defined text that briefly describes the graph format or graph package.

*BLANK
The text description for the graph format or graph package is left blank.
description
Specify no more than 50 characters of text, enclosed in apostrophes.
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Title (TITLE)

Specifies the title for the graph.

*BLANK
The title for the graph is left blank.
*MBRTEXT
The text of the database member used in creating the graph with this format is used as the title.
graph-title
Specify a title of no more than 50 characters in length for the graph produced using this format. Enclose the user-defined title in apostrophes.
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Subtitle (SUBTITLE)

Specifies the subtitle for the graph.

*BLANK
The subtitle for the graph is left blank.
*MBRTEXT
The text of the database member used in creating the graph with this format is used as the subtitle.
graph-subtitle
Specify a subtitle of no more than 50 characters in length for the graph produced using this format. Enclose the user defined subtitle in apostrophes.
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Graph type (GPHTYPE)

Specifies the type of graph to produce.

*SURFACE
The graph is a surface graph.
*LINE
The graph is a line graph.
*CBAR
The graph is a composite bar graph.
*FBAR
The graph is a floating bar graph.
*SCATTER
The graph is a scatter diagram.
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Data type (DATATYPE)

Specifies the type of data to include on the graph.

*ALL
This value puts all of the jobs into one group for graphing.
*FCNARA
This value puts jobs into each of the functional areas that are to be graphed. Functional areas must be unique over the data that is graphed. That is, if a job exists in more than one of the functional areas selected for the graph, an error message is issued indicating that the job exists in more than one functional area. Also, you cannot use functional areas to graph historical data.
*JOBTYPE
This value includes individual job types, such as interactive, and conglomerate types, such as *ALLINTER (all interactive), *ALLBATCH (all batch), and *ALLSYSTEM (all system). All interactive refers to a job with a job type of I and includes interactive, iSeries Access, System/36, MRT, and display station pass-through jobs.
*PRIORITY
This value puts jobs into priority ranges. For example, the range 10-20 includes all jobs that have priorities between 10 and 20, inclusive.
*IOP
This value allows you to graph maximum and average utilization lines for the particular type of input/output processor.

If you specify DATATYPE(*IOP), one of the following combinations must be specified:

  • YAXIS(*CMNIOP) and XAXIS(*TIME)
  • YAXIS(*DSKIOP) and XAXIS(*TIME)
  • YAXIS(*LWSIOP) and XAXIS(*TIME)
  • YAXIS(*MFCIOP) and XAXIS(*TIME)
  • YAXIS(*MFDIOP) and XAXIS(*TIME)
*DISK
This value allows you to graph maximum and average utilization lines for the disk arms. It also allows maximum and average lines for the percentage of disk occupied.

If you specify DATATYPE(*DISK), then one of the following combinations must be specified:

  • YAXIS(*DSKARM) and XAXIS(*TIME)
  • YAXIS(*PCTDSKOCC) and XAXIS(*TIME)
*CMNLINE
This value allows you to graph individual communications line use or the maximum use of all communications lines. This value is valid only if YAXIS(*CMNLINE) and XAXIS(*TIME) are specified.
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Area fill (AREAFILL)

Specifies whether areas on the graph are filled in.

*YES
The areas on the graph are filled in.
*NO
The areas on the graph are not filled in.
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Reference line (REFLINE)

Specifies where to place a reference line on the graph. The reference line is placed on the Y-axis. The line is parallel to the X-axis.

*NONE
No reference line is placed on the graph.
reference-line-number
Specify the number on the Y-axis on which the reference line is placed.
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X-axis (XAXIS)

Specifies the list of characteristics that are used for creating the X-axis on the graph.

The possible X-axis Variable values are:

*TIME
Time is mapped along the X-axis.
*CPU
Utilization of the processing unit is mapped along the X-axis.
*TNS
The number of transactions per hour is mapped along the X-axis.
*NBRTNS
The total number of transactions is mapped along the X-axis.
*RSP
Response time is mapped along the X-axis.
*SYNCIO
Synchronous disk input/output (I/O) per second is mapped along the X-axis.
*NBRSYNC
The total number of synchronous disk I/O operations is mapped along the X-axis.
*ASYNCIO
Asynchronous disk I/O per second is mapped along the X-axis.
*NBRASYNC
The total number of asynchronous disk I/O operations is mapped along the X-axis.
*TOTDSKIO
Total disk I/O per second is mapped along the X-axis.
*NBRDSKIO
The total number of disk I/O operations is mapped along the X-axis.

The possible X-axis Title values are:

*DFT
The X-axis variable is used for the X-axis title.
*BLANK
The title for the X-axis is left blank.
X-axis-title
Specify a title of no more than 30 characters for the X-axis. Enclose the title in apostrophes.

The possible Starting and Ending Range for the X-axis values are:

*AUTO
The X-axis range is automatically calculated. This value must be specified if *TIME is specified as the X-axis variable.
starting-number
Specify the starting number for the range on the X-axis. If you specify a starting number, you must also specify an ending number.
ending-number
Specify the ending number for the range on the X-axis. If you specify an ending number, you must also specify a starting number.
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Y-axis (YAXIS)

Specifies the list of characteristics that are used for creating the Y-axis on the graph.

The possible Y-axis Variable values are:

*CPU
Utilization of the processing unit is mapped along the Y-axis.
*TNS
The number of transactions per hour is mapped along the Y-axis.
*NBRTNS
The total number of transactions is mapped along the Y-axis.
*RSP
Response time is mapped along the Y-axis.
*SYNCIO
Synchronous disk input/output (I/O) per second is mapped along the Y-axis.
*NBRSYNC
The total number of synchronous disk I/O operations is mapped along the Y-axis.
*ASYNCIO
Asynchronous disk I/O per second is mapped along the Y-axis.
*NBRASYNC
The total number of asynchronous disk I/O operations is mapped along the Y-axis.
*TOTDSKIO
Total disk I/O per second is mapped along the Y-axis.
*NBRDSKIO
The total number of disk I/O operations is mapped along the Y-axis.
*CMNIOP
Utilization of the communications input/output processor (IOP) is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*CMNIOP) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*DSKIOP
Utilization of the disk IOP is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*DSKIOP) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*LWSIOP
Utilization of the local work station IOP is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*LWSIOP) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*MFCIOP
Utilization of the multifunction IOP for communications is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*MFCIOP) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*MFDIOP
Utilization of the multifunction IOP for disks is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*MFDIOP) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*DSKARM
Utilization of the disk arm is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*DSKARM) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*PCTDSKOCC
The percentage of information occupying the disk is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*PCTDSKOCC) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*CMNLINE
Utilization of communications lines is mapped along the Y-axis. If YAXIS(*CMNLINE) is specified, XAXIS(*TIME) must be specified.
*LGLDBIO
The total number of logical database I/O operations is mapped along the Y-axis.

The possible Y-axis Title values are:

*DFT
The Y-axis variable is used for the Y-axis title.
*BLANK
The title for the Y-axis is left blank.
Y-axis-title
Specify a title of no more than 30 characters in length for the Y-axis. Enclose the title in apostrophes.

The possible Starting and Ending Range for the Y-axis values are:

*AUTO
The Y-axis range is automatically calculated.
starting-number
Specify the starting number for the range on the Y-axis. If you specify a starting number, you must also specify an ending number.
ending-number
Specify the ending number for the range on the Y-axis. If you specify an ending number, you must also specify a starting number.
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Functional area entry (FCNARA)

Specifies the list of characteristics to be used for each functional area on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*FCNARA) is specified. When DATATYPE(*FCNARA) is specified, at least 1, but not more than 16 functional area entries must be specified.

The possible Functional Area Name values are:

*OTHER
All jobs that do not belong in one of the functional areas specified in this parameter are grouped together.
functional-area-name
Specify the name of the functional area.

The possible Functional Area Legend Description values are:

*DFT
The name or special value specified for the functional area name is used as the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the functional area is left blank.
legend-description
Specify the legend description for the functional area. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for the lines representing the functional area on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the functional area on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for the Functional Area values are:

*
The asterisk symbol is used for graphic representation of the functional area on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the functional area on nongraphic terminals.
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Job type entry (JOBTYPE)

Specifies the list of characteristics to be used for creating job type information on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*JOBTYPE) is specified. When DATATYPE(*JOBTYPE) is specified, at least 1, but not more than 16 job type entries must be specified.

The possible Job Type values are:

*ALL
All job types are grouped together.
*ALLINTER
All interactive job types include:
  • DDM jobs
  • Pass-through jobs
  • iSeries Access server jobs, except those that process batch activities only
  • Interactive jobs
  • System/36 environment jobs
  • Multiple requester terminal jobs
*ALLBATCH
All batch job types include:
  • Batch jobs
  • iSeries Access server jobs, those that process batch activities only
  • Evoke jobs
  • Writer jobs
  • Reader jobs
  • Prestart jobs
  • Autostart jobs
  • Print driver jobs
*ALLSYSTEM
All system jobs includes:
  • System jobs
  • Subsystem monitor jobs
*ASJ
Autostart jobs
*BCH
Batch jobs
*CA4
iSeries Access server jobs
*DDM
Distributed Data Management (DDM) jobs
*EVK
Jobs started by a procedure start request
*INT
Interactive jobs
*MRT
Multiple requester terminal jobs
*PCS
iSeries Access server jobs
*PDJ
Print Driver jobs
*PJ
Prestart jobs
*PTH
Pass-through jobs
*RDR
Reader jobs
*S36
System/36 environment jobs
*SBS
Subsystem monitor jobs
*SYS
System jobs
*WTR
Writer jobs
*OTHER
All job types that have not been specified on this parameter are grouped together.

The possible Job Type Legend Description values are:

*DFT
The value specified for the job type is used as the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the job type is left blank.
legend-description
Specify the legend description for the job type. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for the Job Type values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing the job type on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the job type on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for the Job Type values are:

*
The asterisk (*) is used for graphic representation of the job type on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the job type on nongraphic terminals.
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Job priority entry (PRIORITY)

Specifies the characteristics to be used for creating job priority information on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*PRIORITY) is specified. When DATATYPE(*PRIORITY) is specified, at least 1, but not more than 16 job priority entries must be specified.

The possible Job Priority Boundaries values are:

*ALL
All job priorities are grouped together.
*OTHER
All job priorities that do not fall within the job priority boundaries specified on this parameter are grouped together.
lower-priority-boundary
Specify the lower job priority boundary. Valid values range from 0 through 99.
upper-priority-boundary
Specify the upper job priority boundary. You can specify a value ranging from 0 through 99. The upper boundary value must be greater than or equal to the lower boundary value.

The possible Job Priority Legend Description values are:

*DFT
The boundaries or special value specified for the job priority boundaries is used as the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the job priority is left blank.
legend-description
Specify the legend description for the job priority. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for the Job Priority values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing the job priority on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the job priority on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for the Job Priority values are:

*
The asterisk symbol is used for graphic representation of the job priority on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the job priority on nongraphic terminals.
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IOP data entry (IOP)

Specifies the characteristics to be used for creating input/output processor (IOP) information on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*IOP) is specified. When DATATYPE(*IOP) is specified, at least 1, but not more than 2 IOP data entries must be specified.

The possible Amount of Utilization for IOP type values are:

*AVG
The average utilization of the IOP type is presented on the graph.
*MAX
The maximum utilization of the IOP type is presented on the graph.

The possible Legend Description for the IOP type values are:

*DFT
The value specified for the amount of utilization is used as the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the IOP data is left blank.
legend-description
Specify the legend description for the IOP data. Enclose the user defined description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for the IOP type values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing the IOP type on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the IOP type on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for the IOP type values are:

*
The asterisk (*) is used for graphic representation of the IOP type on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the IOP type on nongraphic terminals.
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Disk data entry (DISK)

Specifies the characteristics to be used for creating disk data information on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*DISK) is specified. When DATATYPE(*DISK) is specified, at least 1, but not more than 2 disk data entries must be specified. The types of disk data are disk arm utilization and percent of disk occupied.

The possible Amount of Utilization for Disk Data type values are:

*AVG
The average utilization of the disk data type is presented on the graph.
*MAX
The maximum utilization of the disk data type is presented on the graph.

The possible Disk Data Type Legend Description values are:

*DFT
The value specified for the amount of utilization is used as the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the disk data type is left blank.
legend description
Specify the legend description for the disk data type. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for the Disk Data Type values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing the disk data type on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the disk data type on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for the Disk Data type values are:

*
An asterisk (*) is used for graphic representation of the disk data on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the disk data on nongraphic terminals.
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Communications line entry (CMNLINE)

Specifies the characteristics to be used for creating communications line information on the graph. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*CMNLINE) is specified. When DATATYPE(*CMNLINE) is specified, at least one, but not more than 16 communications line entries must be specified.

The possible Communications Line Name values are:

*MAX
The maximum utilization of all the communications lines is presented on the graph.
communications-line-name
Specify the name of the communications line whose utilization is presented on the graph.

The possible Communications Line Legend Description values are:

*DFT
The name or special value specified for the communications line name is used for the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the communications line is left blank.
legend description
Specify the legend description for the communications line. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for the Communications Line values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing the communications line on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing the communications line on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used the Communications Line values are:

*
The asterisk (*) is used for graphic representation of the communications line on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of the communications line on nongraphic terminals.
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All data entry (ALLDATA)

Specifies the characteristics to be used for creating information on the graph for all jobs. This parameter is valid only when DATATYPE(*ALL) is specified.

The possible Legend Description for All of the Job Data values are:

*DFT
The value *ALL is used for the legend description.
*BLANK
The legend description for the data is left blank.
legend description
Specify the legend description for the data. Enclose the description in apostrophes.

The possible Graphic Display Line Type for all of the Job Data values are:

7 (Solid)
The solid line is used for lines representing all of the job data on graphic terminals.
line-type-number
Specify the number of the line type to use for lines representing all of the job data on graphic terminals. There are 8 types of lines from which you can choose:
  1. Dotted
  2. Short-dashed
  3. Dash-dot
  4. Double-dot
  5. Long-dashed
  6. Dash-dot-dot
  7. Solid
  8. Invisible

The possible Nongraphic Work Station Symbol used for all of the Job Data values are:

*
The asterisk symbol is used for graphic representation of all of the job data on nongraphic terminals.
character
Specify a character to use for graphic representation of all of the job data on nongraphic terminals.
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Examples

CRTGPHFMT   GPHFMT(FORMAT1)  TITLE(*MBRTEXT)  DATATYPE(*FCNARA)
            FCNARA((ACCOUNTING 'ACCOUNTING') (SALES 'SALES' 7 #)
                   (OFFICE 'OFFICE' 7 @))

This command creates a graph format named FORMAT1 in the QPFRDATA library. The member that is presented on the graph using this format supplies the title for the graph. The graph is a surface graph with no area fill nor a reference line. The jobs presented on the graph are grouped according to three functional areas:

  1. ACCOUNTING
  2. SALES
  3. OFFICE

The functional area of accounting is represented on the graph with a solid line with the label, ACCOUNTING. If the format is displayed on a non-graphics work station, the asterisk (*) symbol is used to graphically represent the functional area of accounting. The functional areas, sales and office, are formatted in the same manner as accounting, except SALES is graphically represented with the # symbol on a non-graphics work station, and OFFICE is graphically represented with the at @ symbol on a non-graphics work station.

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Error messages

*ESCAPE Messages

CPF0011
Error detected by prompt override program.
PFR9001
DATATYPE(*IOP) must be specified to use IOP variable.
PFR9002
DATATYPE(*DISK) must be specified to use a disk variable.
PFR9003
An IOP variable must be specified for YAXIS.
PFR9004
Disk variable must be specified for YAXIS.
PFR9006
*TIME must be specified for XAXIS.
PFR9007
*TIME must be specified for XAXIS.
PFR9008
Graph format &2 already exists in library &1.
PFR9010
No functional area &2 exists.
PFR9014
Graph axis range specified not correct.
PFR9015
Priority boundaries specified not correct.
PFR9016
Value for FCNARA parameter must be specified.
PFR9017
Value for JOBTYPE parameter must be specified.
PFR9018
Value for PRIORITY parameter must be specified.
PFR9019
Value for IOP parameter must be specified.
PFR9020
Value for DISK parameter must be specified.
PFR9021
Both axis variables cannot be the same.
PFR9040
Specify *AUTO for range with *TIME for variable.
PFR9081
Functional area name not valid.
PFR9090
DATATYPE(*CMNLINE) must be specified to use a communications line variable.
PFR9091
Communications line variable must be specified for YAXIS.
PFR9092
Value for CMNLINE parameter must be specified.
PFR9093
Graph format &3 already exists in library &2.
PFR9104
Record length for GDF file &2 not correct.
PFR9106
Too many data lines specified for scatter graph.
PFR9116
*LGLDBIO only valid when *JOBTYPE specified for DATATYPE parameter
PFR9117
*DDM must be specified for Job type parameter.
PFR9804
Library &2 not found.
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