Generate a report (report)

The REPORT command will cause a report definition to be executed and a report created. This is the default command, thus a REPORT command issued without a command qualifier will execute this function.

Windows/OpenVMS

report/generate report_name [/qualifiers]

UNIX/Linux

report -generate report_name [-qualifiers]

Qualifier Summary

/columns = columns_per_page

/lines = lines_per_page

/output = file_name

/statistics or -statistics

Examples

Windows:

Schedule> report   \report\sch_sys_brf_sum_132 

 Output: myreport.txt
 Job: *
 Comment: 
 From next start: 12-jan-2013
 To next start: 25-mar-2013 

OpenVMS:

Schedule> report [report]schh_user_b_impevent_all_132

  Output: report.txt
  Directory: [*.*]*,[*]*
  Job: *
  Minimum set id: 
  Maximum set id: 
  From log date: 12-dec-2012
  To log date: 12-mar-2013

UNIX/Linux:

Schedule> report  /report/schh_user_b_impevent_all_80

 Output: report.txt
  Directory: /*/*,/*/*/*
  Job: *
  Minimum set id: 0
  Maximum set id: 100000
  From log date: 12-jan-2013
  To log date: 12-mar-2013

Qualifiers

/columns or -columns = columns_per_page

The COLUMNS qualifier specifies the total width of the report. This value is the default value used during report generation. If a value has been specified in the REPORT statement in the definition file then that value is used instead. If no value is provided then 80 is used.

/lines or -lines = lines_per_page

The LINES qualifier specifies the number of lines to print per page. This value is the default value used during report generation. If a value has been specified in the REPORT statement in the definition file then that value is used instead.

/output or -output = file_name

The OUTPUT qualifier specifies the default output file name to use. If one is specified in REPORT statement of the definition file then that is used instead. If none has been specified REPORT.LIS is used.

/statistics or -statistics

The STATISTICS qualifier causes CPU and I/O counts to be issued at each step of the generation process.