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How to generate a search for my mainframe SMF data for CPU Utilization?

szimmer661
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We are forwarding our mainframe statistical data from a purchased ISV product into Splunk.

The below information deals with our CPU utilization.

The values associated with the SMF70CIN_xxxx names are our different engine types.

The values associated with the SMF70PDT_nnnn names are processor dispatch times, cut at various times in the time interval.

The values associated with the SMF70CIX_nnnn names are index values to the engine type.

For instance, SMF70PDT entries 0001 thru 0004 refer to the SMF70CIX entries 0001 thru 0004 and point to SMF70CIN_0001, which indicates they are processor dispatch times for the CPs, our general purpose processors.

Likewise, SMF70PDT_0005 and 0006 refer to SMF70CIX_0005 and 0006 and indicate the entries are for the IIPs, our zIIP specialty engines.

I need to total the SMF70PDT entries for each engine type, labeling them with the values in the SMF70CIN_xxxx name/value pairs.

I've been searching the Splunk Answers for a solution, but likely don't know what keywords to use to properly describe my problem.

I hope my explanation and question make sense. Any help is greatly appreciated, even a "can't be done" answer.

 SMF70CIN_0001:  CP 
 SMF70CIN_0002: 
 SMF70CIN_0003:  IFA    
 SMF70CIN_0004:  IFL    
 SMF70CIN_0005:  ICF    
 SMF70CIN_0006:  IIP    

 SMF70CIX_0001:  0001   SMF70PDT_0001:   89783976  
 SMF70CIX_0002:  0001   SMF70PDT_0002:   1908676
 SMF70CIX_0003:  0001   SMF70PDT_0003:   65
 SMF70CIX_0004:  0001   SMF70PDT_0004:   40340832
 SMF70CIX_0005:  0006   SMF70PDT_0005:   2462040
 SMF70CIX_0006:  0006   SMF70PDT_0006:   23775
 SMF70CIX_0007:  0001   SMF70PDT_0007:   696702146
 SMF70CIX_0008:  0001   SMF70PDT_0008:   708156256
 SMF70CIX_0009:  0001   SMF70PDT_0009:   568186607
 SMF70CIX_0010:  0001   SMF70PDT_0010:   488755783
 SMF70CIX_0011:  0006   SMF70PDT_0011:   159362721
 SMF70CIX_0012:  0006   SMF70PDT_0012:   86652638
 SMF70CIX_0013:  0005   SMF70PDT_0013:   534089
 SMF70CIX_0014:  0001   SMF70PDT_0014:   74161460
 SMF70CIX_0015:  0001   SMF70PDT_0015:   141
 SMF70CIX_0016:  0001   SMF70PDT_0016:   85
 SMF70CIX_0017:  0001   SMF70PDT_0017:   19617663
 SMF70CIX_0018:  0006   SMF70PDT_0018:   6046543
 SMF70CIX_0019:  0006   SMF70PDT_0019:   27434
 SMF70CIX_0020:  0005   SMF70PDT_0020:   1410129
 SMF70CIX_0021:  0004   SMF70PDT_0021:   545731359
 SMF70CIX_0022:  0004   SMF70PDT_0022:   565817697
 SMF70CIX_0023:  0004   SMF70PDT_0023:   591954605
 SMF70CIX_0024:  0004   SMF70PDT_0024:   378145953
 SMF70CIX_0025:  0004   SMF70PDT_0025:   102482037
 SMF70CIX_0026:  0004   SMF70PDT_0026:   102639379
 SMF70CIX_0027:  0004   SMF70PDT_0027:   2659389
 SMF70CIX_0028:  0004   SMF70PDT_0028:   91
 SMF70CIX_0029:  0001   SMF70PDT_0029:   35572965
 SMF70CIX_0030:  0001   SMF70PDT_0030:   224
 SMF70CIX_0031:  0001   SMF70PDT_0031:   99
 SMF70CIX_0032:  0001   SMF70PDT_0032:   5273212
 SMF70CIX_0033:  0006   SMF70PDT_0033:   3508159
 SMF70CIX_0034:  0006   SMF70PDT_0034:   446519
 SMF70CIX_0035:  0001   SMF70PDT_0035:   2458490
 SMF70CIX_0036:  0001   SMF70PDT_0036:   1859409
 SMF70CIX_0037:  0001   SMF70PDT_0037:   2688390
 SMF70CIX_0038:  0001   SMF70PDT_0038:   5641697
 SMF70CIX_0039:  0005   SMF70PDT_0039:   3574955
 SMF70CIX_0040:  0004   SMF70PDT_0040:   2802845
 SMF70CIX_0041:  0004   SMF70PDT_0041:   2958058
 SMF70CIX_0042:  0004   SMF70PDT_0042:   6064567
 SMF70CIX_0043:  0004   SMF70PDT_0043:   5966167
 SMF70CIX_0044:  0006   SMF70PDT_0044:   543975
 SMF70CIX_0045:  0006   SMF70PDT_0045:   525916 
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szimmer661
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I am very much under the impression that I've not done a real good job of explaining what I'm looking at. Any suggestions as to how to make it clearer will be greatly appreciated.

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