Make column headers usable in MS Access

Author: ibmmqmet

src/mqsmf.c

@@ -125,6 +125,7 @@ int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
   unsigned int totalRecords = 0;
   unsigned int maxRecords = 0xFFFFFFFF;
   unsigned int unknownCount = 0;
+  unsigned int ignoredCount = 0;
   unsigned short recordSubType;
   unsigned short nextLength;
   int subTypesValid = 0;
@@ -460,7 +461,7 @@ int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
     /*********************************************************************/
     case 2:
     case 3:
-      unknownCount++;
+      ignoredCount++;
       break;
 
     /*********************************************************************/
@@ -693,7 +694,10 @@ int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
 
 
   printf("Processed %u records total\n",totalRecords);
-  printf("  Unknown and ignored       record count: %u\n",unknownCount);
+  if (unknownCount >0)
+    printf("  Unknown                   record count: %u\n",unknownCount);
+  if (ignoredCount >0)
+    printf("  Ignored                   record count: %u\n",ignoredCount);
   for (i=0;i<256;i++)
   {
     if (Count115[i] > 0)

src/mqsmf.h

@@ -248,12 +248,12 @@ extern char *strMQCHLD  (int v);
   ADDDATA("%llu,",conv64(v))
 
 #define ADDS64IDX(h,idx,v) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%lld,",conv64(v))
 
 #define ADDU64IDX(h,idx,v) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%llu,",conv64(v))
 
@@ -270,12 +270,12 @@ extern char *strMQCHLD  (int v);
   ADDDATA("%X,",conv32(v))
 
 #define ADDS32IDX(h,idx, v) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%d,",conv32(v))
 
 #define ADDU32IDX(h,idx, v) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%u,",conv32(v))
 
@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ extern char *strMQCHLD  (int v);
   ADDDATA("%s,",convDate(v))
 
 #define ADDTIMEIDX(h,idx,v) \
-  sprintf(tmpHead,"%s[%s] (DATE),%s[%s](TIME)",h,idx,h,idx); \
+  sprintf(tmpHead,"%s{%s} (DATE),%s{%s}(TIME)",h,idx,h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%s,",convDate(v))
 
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ extern char *strMQCHLD  (int v);
   ADDDATA("%s,",convSecUSec(v))
 
 #define ADDSTCKIDX(h,idx,v) \
-  sprintf(tmpHead,"%s[%s] (S),%s[%s](US)",h,idx,h,idx); \
+  sprintf(tmpHead,"%s{%s} (S),%s{%s}(US)",h,idx,h,idx); \
   ADDHEAD(tmpHead); \
   ADDDATA("%s,",convSecUSec(v))
 
@@ -323,14 +323,14 @@ extern char *strMQCHLD  (int v);
   ADDSTRN(h,v,strlen(v))                    /* ASCII string null terminated*/
 
 #define ADDSTRIDX(h,idx, v) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDSTRN(tmpHead,v,strlen(v))
 
 #define ADDSTREN(h,v,l) \
   ADDSTRN(h,convStr(v,l),l)                  /* EBCDIC string, known length*/
 
 #define ADDSTRENIDX(h,idx, v,l) \
-  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s [%s]",h,idx); \
+  if (first) sprintf(tmpHead,"%s {%s}",h,idx); \
   ADDSTREN(tmpHead,v,l)                      /* EBCDIC string, known length*/
 
 #define COMMON_BLOCK \

src/printQTST.c

@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ void printQTST(qtst *p)
   ADDU32("STOT", p->qtstzero.qtststot);
   ADDU32("SDUR", p->qtstzero.qtstsdur);
 
-  ADDU32("SHIGH[1]", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[0]);
-  ADDU32("SHIGH[2]", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[1]);
-  ADDU32("SHIGH[3]", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[2]);
-  ADDU32("SLOW[1]",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[0]);
-  ADDU32("SLOW[2]",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[1]);
-  ADDU32("SLOW[3]",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[2]);
+  ADDU32("SHIGH{1}", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[0]);
+  ADDU32("SHIGH{2}", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[1]);
+  ADDU32("SHIGH{3}", p->qtstzero.qtstshig[2]);
+  ADDU32("SLOW{1}",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[0]);
+  ADDU32("SLOW{2}",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[1]);
+  ADDU32("SLOW{3}",  p->qtstzero.qtstslow[2]);
 
   ADDU32("SEXP", p->qtstzero.qtstsexp);
   ADDU32("TMSG", p->qtstzero.qtsttmsg);
   ADDU32("SPHW", p->qtstzero.qtstsphw);
 
-  ADDU32("PTOT[1]", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[0]);
-  ADDU32("PTOT[2]", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[1]);
-  ADDU32("PTOT[3]", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[2]);
+  ADDU32("PTOT{1}", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[0]);
+  ADDU32("PTOT{2}", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[1]);
+  ADDU32("PTOT{3}", p->qtstzero.qtstptot[2]);
 
   ADDU32("SHIGH", p->qtstzero.qtstphig);
   ADDU32("PLOW ", p->qtstzero.qtstplow);

src/smfDate.c

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ char * convDate(unsigned long long stcki)
 
   stck = conv64(stcki);   /* Always passed in z/OS endian; ensure converted */
 
-  if (stck == 0)
+  if (stck == 0 )
   {
     /***********************************************************************/
     /* Put a hardcoded value                                               */
@@ -93,13 +93,13 @@ char * convDate(unsigned long long stcki)
   t = localtime(&sec);                 /* Turn seconds into tm structure...*/
 
   offset = strftime(stckTime,sizeof(stckTime)-1,fmt,t); /* ...and format it*/
-  if (offset == 0)
+  if (offset == 0 || stck < EPOCH1970)
   {    
     /***********************************************************************/
     /* There seem to be occasions where the timestamp is not a proper      */
     /* value - perhaps when there has been no work done for the activity   */
     /* being recorded. So we put a hardcoded value into the string to make */
-    /* those times easy to recognise.                                      */
+    /* those times (MQ bugs?) easy to recognise.                           */
     /***********************************************************************/ 
     strcpy(stckTime,epochTime);
   }