CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Reporting Commands
INPUT TAPE=SYS008
GENERATE
/*
/&
// JOB AUDIT EXAMPLE 4
* AUDIT DATA SET IS on MULTIFILE VOLUME
* MULTITAPE=3 -- 2 REPORTS - EACH READS 3 FILES
*
* TLBLS FOR FIRST REPORT - MAINT
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.1',,,,,,17
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.2',,,,,,17
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.3',,,,,,17
* TLBLS FOR SECOND REPORT - DATASET
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.1',,,,,,17
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.2',,,,,,17
// TLBL DYNHIST,'CA Dynam AUDT.3',,,,,,1
// ASSGN SYS005,181
// EXEC AUDTUTIL,SIZE=128K
PROGRAM DYNAM/T
REPORT MAINT DATASET
INPUT TAPE=SYS005 MULTITAPE=3
GENERATE
/*
/&
Examples 1, 3 and 4 use history tape files for input. Example 2 defaults to
using the disk audit trail file as input.
Note: If you are using the history tape for generating a report, you must
include a TLBL statement with the file name 'DYNHIST'; otherwise, the
function will fail and the job will be canceled.
PROGRAM Command
The PROGRAM command indicates whether a CA Dynam/T, CA Dynam/D or CA
Dynam/FI report is to be generated. (The records logged by each subset
contain different information.)
The format of the command is shown below.
PROGRAM {DYNAM/T|DYNAM/FI|DYNAM/D }
DYNAM/T
DYNAM/FI
DYNAM/D
Generates a CA Dynam/T report.
Generates a CA Dynam/FI report.
Generates a CA Dynam/D report.
Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporting on the Audit Trail 12–19