CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

CA Dynam for VSE User Guide CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

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Reporting Commands MAINT OPERATOR PASSWORD PERMDEL SYSTEM UNCNTRLD All Catalog management maintenance performed by the CA Dynam utility programs. Operator responses relating to disk file processing. All password violations relating to disk files. All deleted permanent disk files. OPEN, CLOSE, and exception processing by data set name. All CA Dynam/D uncontrolled disk processing by data set name. CA Dynam/FI Auditing These are the available predefined reports on information logged by CA Dynam/FI: DATASETS TIMES Creation or access of CA Dynam/FI-modified files. Which files have been used at what times. SELECT Command The SELECT command specifies the conditions under which a record is selected from the Audit Trail data set. You can specify as many SELECT statements as you like, and include as many conditions as you like in a single SELECT statement. A record is selected only if it satisfies all the conditions in a SELECT statement. The conditions in any one SELECT statement are considered to be connected by logical ANDs while distinct SELECT statements are considered to be connected by logical ORs. The format of the command is shown below. SELECT (condition1) (condition2) ... The chart below details the conditions you can specify in a SELECT statement: (generic-class) (field-name value) a class of records, for example, (OPEN) all records whose indicated field has the specified value, for example, (OWNER DA) 12–22 User Guide

Reporting Commands (field-name lowvalue high-value) all records whose indicated field has a value within the specified range, for example, (UNIT 160 167) Generic class names are described in the following pages. For more information about lists of the field names, see Report Fields. Examples // JOB AUDIT REPORT SELECTIONS 1 // EXEC AUDTUTIL,SIZE=128K PROGRAM DYNAM/D REPORT FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER SELECT (OUTPUT) SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE1) SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE3) SELECT (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07) GENERATE /* /& // JOB AUDIT REPORT SELECTIONS 2 // EXEC AUDTUTIL,SIZE=128K PROGRAM DYNAM/D REPORT FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE1) (OUTPUT) (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07) SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE3) (OUTPUT) (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07) GENERATE /* /& The first example chooses records that meet any one of the following criteria: • The records are output files • The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE1 or TEST.FILE3 • The records have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007 The second example chooses records that meet any one of the following criteria: • The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE1 and are output files and have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007 • The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE3 and are output files and have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007 Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporting on the Audit Trail 12–23

Reporting Commands<br />

(field-name lowvalue<br />

high-value)<br />

all records whose indicated field has a value within the specified range, <strong>for</strong><br />

example, (UNIT 160 167)<br />

Generic class names are described in the following pages. For more<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation about lists of the field names, see Report Fields.<br />

Examples<br />

// JOB AUDIT REPORT SELECTIONS 1<br />

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

PROGRAM DYNAM/D<br />

REPORT<br />

FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER<br />

SELECT (OUTPUT)<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE1)<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE3)<br />

SELECT (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07)<br />

GENERATE<br />

/*<br />

/&<br />

// JOB AUDIT REPORT SELECTIONS 2<br />

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

PROGRAM DYNAM/D<br />

REPORT<br />

FIELDS DSNAME VOLSER<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE1) (OUTPUT) (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07)<br />

SELECT (DSNAME TEST.FILE3) (OUTPUT) (DATE 02/08/07 02/09/07)<br />

GENERATE<br />

/*<br />

/&<br />

The first example chooses records that meet any one of the following criteria:<br />

• The records are output files<br />

• The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE1 or TEST.FILE3<br />

• The records have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007<br />

The second example chooses records that meet any one of the following<br />

criteria:<br />

• The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE1 and are output files and<br />

have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007<br />

• The records have a data set name of TEST.FILE3 and are output files and<br />

have a date between February 8, 2007 and February 9, 2007<br />

Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporting on the Audit Trail 12–23

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