> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/documentacion-editran/ibm-editran-v5.3-cics-en/statistics-and-monitoring/appendix.md). # Appendix ## Presentation states


States	Status	Description
E00	Initialized	The presentation session control record does not exist or an initialization request has been received.
E10	Pre-processing in progress	A pre-transmission process has been requested that has not finished.
E17	Pre-processing incident	An incident has occurred in a pre-transmission process.
E18	Initialized	Initialization request received with pre-processing interrupted.
E20	Pre-processing finished	Pre-transmission process completed successfully.
E27	Interrupted	A notification is received from editran/P (A7I) or an interruption request from the application or the operator in transmission state. (E20)
E28	Initialized	Initialization request received from E20 or E27.
E30	Post-processing in progress	Post-transmission procedure in execution.
E37	Post-processing incident	An incident has occurred in a post-transmission process.
E38	Initialized	Initialization request received from E30 or E37.
E40	Finished	Post-transmission process completed successfully.

4 general states are considered in the selection of presentation sessions: * Interrupted. This would include states 17, 27 and 37. Presentation sessions not completed (states 10, 20 and 30) would also be considered interrupted, but with some transmission session (see annex 5.2) in state 07 or 17. * In progress. This would include states 10, 20 and 30, provided that there is no transmission session associated with that presentation in state (see annex 5.2) 07 or 17. * In transmission. This would include states 10, 20 and 30, provided that there is some transmission session associated with that presentation in state (see annex 5.2) 11 or 12. * Finished. This would include states 00, 18, 28, 38 and 40. ## Transmission states


States	Status	Description
E00	Initialized	The transmission session control record does not exist or an initialization notification for the associated presentation session has been received.
E01	Active	The session is active because it has at least been referenced at some point with a local or remote call request or with some message that does not reveal the direction that will later be used (Sol-lla, E00, SAP, etc.).
E02	In session	Session established. SAP/SAR have been exchanged, but no transmission attempt has been received in the direction associated with the control record.
E07	Interrupted without transmission attempt	Session released before making a transmission attempt in the direction associated with the control record
E11	Transmission attempt	The session is active because it has at least been referenced at some point with a transmission attempt in the direction associated with the control record (E00(E/R)), ECP(8), etc.).
E12	Transmitting	Notification of the start of transmission has been received
E13	Finished without post-processing	The transmission has finished but there is no post-processing procedure.
E14	Post-processing wait	The transmission has finished and the post-transmission procedure has been launched.
E15	Finished with post-processing	Notification of the successful end of the post-processing procedure has been received.
E17	Interrupted with transmission attempt	Session interrupted after making a transmission attempt in the direction associated with the control record

3 general states are considered in the selection of transmission sessions: * Interrupted. This would include states 07 and 17. * In progress. This would include states 02, 11, 12, 13 and 14. * Finished. This would include state 15. States 00 (initialized) and 01 (active) are considered in the presentation state query. ## Presentation summary file (ZTBEFMR) Generated from historical data. It may contain the data corresponding to all presentations existing in the history or to those finished within a given time interval. Its organization is sequential, leaving the user responsible for managing and classifying the successive files obtained in each process according to the needs of their installation. There will be a first record indicating the selected interval for generating the file. Each presentation is determined by its code, direction, and date and time of completion. Within a presentation, records are differentiated from one another by the record type field as follows: * 00: Selection. * 10: Presentation. * 20: File. * 21: Totals of the files associated with the presentation. * 30: Transmission. * 31: Totals of the transmission sessions associated with the presentation. Records of the same type (20) are distinguished by the corresponding order number. Types 10, 20 and 30 are direct data from the history. Types 21 and 31 are obtained by totaling types 20 and 30 respectively. The record format is as follows: ### Selection record There is a single record per file. It determines the time interval for completion of the presentations used in obtaining the file, as well as the time of creation.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan.	Low values for this type of record
1	Direction	1	alphan	Low values for this type of record
1	End date	8	alphan	Low values for this type of record
1	End time	6	alphan	Low values for this type of record
1	Record type	2	alphan	“00”: Indicates that this is the selection record.
1	Order number	4	num.	Low values for this type of record
1	Creation date	8	alphan	Date of the moment the file is generated yyyymmdd
1	Creation time	6	alphan	File generation time in hhmmss
1	Interval start date	8	alphan	Date of the lower bound of the selection in yyyymmdd
1	Interval start time	6	alphan	Time of the lower bound of the selection in hhmmss
1	Interval end date	8	alphan	Date of the upper bound of the selection in yyyymmdd
1	Interval end time	6	alphan	Time of the upper bound of the selection in hhmmss

### Presentation record There is one record per presentation. It contains general data for the presentation, also indicating whether it finished successfully or was initialized.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan.	Composed of Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Direction	1	alphan.	Specifies the direction of the presentation. E: Group of emission records. R: Group of reception records.
1	End date	8	alphan	Presentation end date yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	Presentation end time in hhmmss
1	Record type	2	alphan	“10”: Indicates that this is the presentation record
1	Order number	4	num	Zeros.
1	Local name	20	alphan	Local center profile literal in editran/G
1	Remote name	20	alphan	Remote center profile literal in editran/G
1	Application name	20	alphan	Profile literal for the application in editran/G
1	Incidents no.	4	num.	Number of presentation incidents
1	Compression	1	alphan	(Y/N) Indicates whether compression was used or not.
1	Encryption	1	alphan	(Y/N) Indicates whether encryption was used or not.
1	Final status	2	alphan	00: Finished successfully 01: Finished by initialization.

### File record Each presentation contains as many records of this type as files have been sent or received in it, up to a maximum of 99. Each one specifies the characteristics of the associated file.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan.	Composed of Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Direction	1	alphan.	Specifies the direction of the presentation. E: Group of emission records. R: Group of reception records.
1	End date	8	alphan	Presentation end date yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	Presentation end time in hhmmss
1	Record type	2	alphan	“20”: File record
1	Order number	4	num	Differentiates the various files in the presentation and matches the position that said file occupies in the sender profiles.
1	DSN	44	alphan	Physical name of the application file at origin for sending and at destination for receiving.
1	File type	2	alphan	Indicates the file format F: Fixed length. V: variable length. VS: Expanded Variable B: Binary
1	Record length	6	num	Record length of the original file.
1	Number of records	12	num	Number of records that make up the file.
1	File bytes	12	num	Number of bytes of the original file
1	Compressed file bytes	12	num	Number of bytes of the file resulting from compression
1	Compression ratio	4	num	Compression percentage achieved.
1	Creation date	8	alphan	File creation date in yyyymmdd
1	Creation time	6	alphan	File creation time in hhmmss
1	Last modification date	8	alphan	Date of the last modification made to the file in yyyymmdd
1	Last modification time	6	alphan	Time of the last modification made to the file in hhmmss

### Presentation totals record There is one per presentation. It contains the accumulated data from the file records of the presentation.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan	Composed of Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Direction	1	alphan	Specifies the direction of the presentation. E: Group of emission records. R: Group of reception records.
1	End date	8	alphan	Presentation end date yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	Presentation end time in hhmmss
1	Record type	2	alphan	“21”: Totals of the file records
1	Order number	4	num	Zeros
1	Total records	12	num	Total records of the presentation files
1	Total bytes	12	num	Total bytes of the presentation files
1	Total compressed bytes	12	num	Total bytes of the compressed files
1	Compression ratio	4	num	Compression percentage achieved.

### Transmission record Each presentation has one record for each transmission session used for the presentation of the data. Up to a maximum of 20. It contains data related to the associated transmission session.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan	Composed of Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Direction	1	alphan	Specifies the direction of the presentation. E: Group of emission records. R: Group of reception records.
1	End date	8	alphan	Presentation end date yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	Presentation end time in hhmmss
1	Record type	2	alphan	“30”: Indicates that this is a transmission record
1	Order number	4	num	Zeros.
1	Transmission session	32	alphan	In environments where possible, the Internal Session code will be used; otherwise it will be formed with Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Start date	8	alphan	Start date of the transmission session in yyyymmdd
1	Start time	6	alphan	Start time of the transmission session in hhmmss
1	End date	8	alphan	End date of the transmission session in yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	End time of the session in hhmmss
1	Duration			Difference in hours, minutes and seconds between the start and end of the transmission
2	Hours	3	num	Full hours of the transmission duration
2	Minutes	2	num	Full minutes of the fraction of an hour remaining after subtracting full hours from the transmission duration
2	Seconds	2	num	Seconds of the remaining fraction of a minute.
1	Incidents no.	4	num	Number of incidents detected in the transmission.
1	Actual transmission duration	6	num	Specifies the transmission duration in HHMMSS

### Transmission totals record There is one per presentation. It contains the accumulated data from the transmission records of the presentation.


Level	Name	Len.	Fmt.	Description
1	Presentation Session	32	alphan	Composed of Origin (9) + Destination (9) + Application (6) + spaces (8).
1	Direction	1	alphan	Specifies the direction of the presentation. E: Group of emission records. R: Group of reception records.
1	End date	8	alphan	Presentation end date yyyymmdd
1	End time	6	alphan	Presentation end time in hhmmss
1	Record type	2	alphan	“31”: Totals of the transmission records
1	Order number	4	num	Zeros.
1	Number of transmission sessions	2	num	Number of transmission sessions used in the presentation
1	Total duration			Sum of the duration of each of the transmissions in the presentation.
2	Hours	3	num	Full hours of the duration of the transmission of the complete presentation.
2	Minutes	2	num	Full minutes of the fraction of an hour remaining after subtracting the full hours from the duration of the transmission of the presentation.
2	Seconds	2	num	Seconds of the remaining fraction of a minute.
1	Total incidents	4	num	Specifies the total number of incidents detected in all the transmission sessions of the presentation.
1	Actual total transmission duration	6	num	Specifies the total transmission duration in HHMMSS

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