At present only three reports are provided with the KMS Fusion accounting package. The reports are ACCLOG, CPUREP, and SPLREP. The reports are included primarily as a tutorial to aid users of the accounting system in designing their own reports. At this time a general reporting facility is not planned, at least until sufficient user feedback on what is needed is accumulated. CPUREP is an updated version of the report on the FALL 1979 tape on this UIC. It fixes a few bugs and provides for optional spooling of output. It provides an overview of system activity at each sample interval. It is useful in locating periods of contention and in providing management with hard numbers when the adequacy of one's present system is being discussed. SPLREP is a simple minded report to keep track of where all that printer paper goes to. I am not particularly interested in charging individual users for the paper. It is, however, useful to know how fast paper is being used(when to reorder, how much to stock) and which projects are using it. The one report we need but have not yet written is a report providing profiling of terminal usage. If anyone has thrown such a beast together it would save me the trouble of 'byting' the bullet and writing it. PRINT SPOOLER The new print spooler will lock out a terminal specified to be a spooled device. This is because the terminal is attached by QMG when the command QMG ddn:/SPOOL is given. For some applications it is desireable to be able to use terminal for other things besides spooling. Three object modules are supplied which will enable the following to occur(the SLP files provide documentation as to what was done). QMGASS(in QMGCLI) no longer attaches the terminal. Right before the print job starts(LPP), JOBSTR attaches the terminal. When the job ends, JOBEND detaches the terminal. The three object modules can be replaced in their respective object module libraries and QMGCLI and LPP can be rebuilt. Note that a terminal can be assigned to be a spooled device only if it is not logged on. All the new modules do is allow the terminal to remain undetatched untill a print job starts. Hence the terminal may be initially set to be spooled. After that it may be logged on and off. However if the Queue manager has to be stopped it will be necessary to log off the terminal before setting it to be spooled again. These object modules do not support KMS accounting, ie no information on pages spooled is sent to LOGTSK by JOBEND. It is believed that these object modules will work in the manner stated since we have been using one version of them with no problems for some time. Jim Downward KMS Fusion, Inc. P.O. Box 1567 Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106