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Reporting Commands<br />

GENERATE Command<br />

The GENERATE command executes the report generation function using all<br />

commands issued since the previous REPORT command. No operands are<br />

required with this command.<br />

Note: GENERATE is required to print a report. It must be the last command<br />

entered <strong>for</strong> a given report.<br />

Example<br />

// JOB REPORTS<br />

// EXEC AUDTUTIL,SIZE=128K<br />

PROGRAM DYNAM/T<br />

REPORT DATASET MAINT<br />

GENERATE<br />

PROGRAM DYNAM/D<br />

REPORT<br />

TITLE 'VOLUME AUDIT REPORT'<br />

TITLE DSNAME 'NAME'<br />

TITLE VOLSER 'VOLUME'<br />

FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE1)<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE3)<br />

GENERATE<br />

/*<br />

/&<br />

(2 predefined reports printed)<br />

(a customized report printed)<br />

INPUT Command<br />

The INPUT command specifies which Audit Trail data file is to be used <strong>for</strong><br />

generating a report. If you omit all operands, the default is INPUT DATASET.<br />

The <strong>for</strong>mat of the command is shown below.<br />

INPUT [ DATASET ]<br />

[ ]<br />

[ TAPE=[SYSnnn] [MULTITAPE=nn] ]<br />

DATASET<br />

Optional parameter. Uses the Audit Trail file on disk <strong>for</strong> generating a report.<br />

DATASET is the default if no parameters are specified, or if the entire INPUT<br />

statement is omitted.<br />

Note: DATASET and TAPE are mutually exclusive.<br />

Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporting on the Audit Trail 12–17

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