There are 80 report definitions provided for the two SCHEDULE databases, job control data and history (event) data, that can be used as the source for the reports.

To organize these reports, the name of each report is broken up into five words. The basic layout is described in Figure 14-1.

Figure 14-1 Report name format

The source name, which is the first word in the report name, specifies from which database to extract the data. The two databases are listed below.

Source	Description
SCH	Job control data
SCHH	History (event) data

The type of user, which is the second word in the report name, specifies the scope of the directories to be searched when extracting the data. The two types of users are listed in the following table.

Type	Description
SYS	Reports for this type are designed to scan all jobs for all users. System privilege is required for these reports.
USER	Reports for this type only examine the jobs for the current user.

In the SYS type of user reports, the SELECT statement in the report definition specifies all directories:

SELECT DIRECTORY, INCLUDE="/*/,/*/*"

In the USER type of user reports, the SELECT statement in the report definition uses the directory selection variable :

SELECT DIRECTORY, INCLUDE=**."DIRECTORY"

The printout width, which is the fifth word in the report name, controls the number of columns in the report. The available print widths are listed in the following table.

Width	Description
80	80 column wide printout
132	132 column wide printout

The third and fourth words are specific to the type of database. These words will be described in the next sections.