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G There are 80 report definitions provided for the two SCHEDULE G databases, job control data and history (event) data, that can be used as the source for the reports.
E 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
G The source name, which is the first word in the report name, specifies F 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, F specifies the scope of the directories to be searched when extracting C the data. The two types of users are listed in the following table.
| Type | &Description |
|---|---|
| SYS | I Reports for this type are designed to scan all jobs for all users. 5 System privilege is required for these reports. |
| USER | G Reports for this type only examine the jobs for the current user. |
G In the SYS type of user reports, the SELECT statement 3 in the report definition specifies all directories:
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" & SELECT DIRECTORY, INCLUDE="[*],[*.*]" |
H In the USER type of user reports, the SELECT statement @ in the report definition uses the directory selection variable :
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" ) SELECT DIRECTORY, INCLUDE=**."DIRECTORY" |
@ The printout width, which is the fifth word in the report name, B 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 |
G The third and fourth words are specific to the type of database. These - words will be described in the next sections.
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