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Under Natural Buffer Pool (SYSBPM), we noticed while investigating a performance issue in production that when a Natural Object has multi-level, the TotalUC value for the primary object is a cumulative sum of all the sub-routines being called.
This makes it misleading as reporting and becomes difficult to find the object with the actual high calls under SYSBPM reporting.
Having TotalUC#2 as a separate display field, which only reports the primary calls of that object, and not the sub-level calls, will give us exact calls (TotalUC#2) against the high TotalUC value (which is cumulative of all sub call values).
Kindly treat this feature as an priority enhancement so that we can benefit from this representation in our daily buffer pool statistics.
Use Case | SYSBPM, TOTALUC, Use Count |
Hello,
We have reviewed this and confirmed that the information is correctly reflected in the BP. The newly proposed count does not align with the BP statistics.
To easily retrieve the data, we recommend using the Profiler capabilities, which can be executed on Batch or CICS.
Please refer to the attached screenshots and the linked documentation for further details.


https://documentation.softwareag.com/natmf/9.2.3/en/webhelp/natmf-webhelp/utis/profiler_batch_mode.htm
https://documentation.softwareag.com/natmf/9.2.3/en/webhelp/natmf-webhelp/utis/profiler_online.htm
https://documentation.softwareag.com/one/9.3.2/en/webhelp/one-webhelp/core/using/use-nattools-utils.htm#use-nattools-utils-richgui-profiler
From the NaturalONE profiler gui interface :
Kindly consider an enhancement for this issue, so that we can get accurate information, especially during production incidents.