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Reporting Commands<br />

EXTENDED<br />

Default. Logs all file activity, including uncontrolled file<br />

activity, to the Audit Trail file. This option supports Audit<br />

logging of reportable records.<br />

SHARE=<br />

This includes the following:<br />

<strong>VSE</strong>LOCK<br />

YES<br />

NO<br />

Enqueues the Audit file through the <strong>VSE</strong> External Lock file<br />

rather than internal <strong>CA</strong> methods.<br />

Provides multi-CPU users with Audit data set<br />

enqueue/dequeue. Indicates the Audit data set is shared.<br />

Default. Single-CPU users should specify SHARE=NO.<br />

Examples<br />

DATASET INITIALIZE LOGMODE=EXTENDED SHARE=YES<br />

DATASET STATUS Notes:<br />

• Data set status in<strong>for</strong>mation is automatically printed after the INITIALIZE or<br />

UNLOCK functions are executed.<br />

• If the Audit Trail file is locked, any program attempting to log (update) the<br />

Audit file from another partition is kept waiting until the Audit file is<br />

unlocked. Within a single system, this is accomplished through the <strong>VSE</strong><br />

Lock Facility. Cross-system serialization is per<strong>for</strong>med using an exclusive<br />

<strong>CA</strong> technique (SHARE=YES), which does not employ SENSE RESERVE.<br />

If SHARE=<strong>VSE</strong>LOCK is specified, the IBM LOCK macro is used with the<br />

EXTERNAL operand. If you select this option, all systems accessing the<br />

Audit file must be sharing the <strong>VSE</strong> Lock file.<br />

Reporting Commands<br />

AUDTUTIL enables you to report on in<strong>for</strong>mation logged to the Audit trail file.<br />

This table lists each of the reporting commands and briefly describes their<br />

functions.<br />

Command<br />

FIELDS<br />

GENERATE<br />

Function<br />

Required and valid only <strong>for</strong> user-defined reports. Specifies the<br />

fields to be included in a user-defined report and the order in<br />

which they will appear.<br />

Required <strong>for</strong> both predefined and user-defined reporting.<br />

Generates the report based on commands issued since the<br />

previous REPORT command.<br />

Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporting on the Audit Trail 12–11

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