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Edit a Report definition (edit/report or edrep)

The EDIT command will open an editor to make changes to any report definition .

Windows/OpenVMS

edit/report report_name [/qualifiers]

UNIX/Linux

edrep report_name [/qualifiers]

Qualifier Summary

/confirm or -confirm

/edt (VMS only)

/log or -log

/node or -node=target_node

/tpu (VMS only)

Examples

Windows:

Schedule> edit/report \report\schedule_user_by_comment_132

OpenVMS:

Schedule> edit/report [report]schedule_user_by_comment_132

UNIX/Linux:

Schedule> edrep /report/schedule_user_by_comment_132

Qualifiers

/[no]confirm or -[no]confirm

Confirm requests that the user be prompted prior to any operation to verify that the selected module is the correct one.

/edt (VMS only)

The EDT qualifier causes the EDT editor to be used. To define a startup command file define the logical EDTINI to point to this file.

/[no]log or -[no]log

The log qualifier causes each completed operation to issue a note to the user.

/node or -node=target_node

The NODE qualifier specifies what NODE (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on.

/tpu (VMS only)

The TPU qualifier causes the TPU editor to be used. To define a startup command file define the logical MCLSECINI to point to this file.

See Also

REPORT Commands

Copy a report definition (copy/report or cprep)

Delete a report (report/delete or rmrep)

Display a report directory listing (directory/report or lsrep)

Extract a report definition (extract/report or extrep)

Insert a report definition (insert/report or insrep)

Generate a report (report)

Type the contents of a report definition (type/report or morerep)