CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Reporting Commands
Note that if you separate the fields onto individual lines, you are limited to
defining the title for the first FIELDS statement.
The second report puts data set name, volser and unit on one line; volser and
unit are separated by 5 spaces. This line is followed by two blank lines. The
report will look like this:
NAME VOLUME UNIT (title)
TEST.FILE1 SYSWK1 0160 (record 1)
(blank line)
(blank line)
TEST.FILE1 SYSWK2 0167 (record 2)
The third report puts data set name, volser and unit on one line. Fields are
separated by 1 space by default. The report will look like this:
VOLUME
----- D A T A S E T N A M E ------ SERIAL UNIT (default title)
TEST.FILE1 SYSWK1 0160 (record 1)
TEST.FILE1 SYSWK2 0167 (record 2)
Note:
• You cannot issue the FIELDS command for predefined reports.
• Fields are printed in the order in which you specify them in the FIELDS
command.
• The length of each field differs and is listed along with the field definitions
in the section "Report Fields."
• Indicate spaces between fields with $SPn, where n is the number of spaces
to insert.
• If two fields are specified with no intervening $SPn, spaces are inserted
between the fields.
• To insert a blank line into the report, issue a FIELDS command with the
single field name '$SP'. For example,
FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER
FIELDS $SP
This prints the data set name and volser on one line. This is followed by
one blank line.
• If all or part of any field falls outside position 120, the field will be
completely omitted.
• Each FIELDS command defines a separate report line. If you issue more
than one FIELDS command, each audit entry will have more than one
output line on the report.
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