Which ADDI report is most useful for understanding overall portfolio complexity before planning transformation effort?
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Short Explanation
Think of it like sizing the job before you start swinging wrenches. The program inventory report gives you program count, lines of code, and copybook usage, so you can see how tangled the portfolio is and plan the transformation effort. The other reports show runtime, resource use, or access controls, not overall code complexity.
Full Explanation
The program inventory report shows program count, lines of code, and copybook usage, so you can size transformation scope. The DB2 plan report covers bound packages, not complexity. The SMF utilization report shows CPU usage, not portfolio size. The RACF report shows access controls, not scope.