IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

PIPE REVERSE
Usage Notes
REVERSE cannot be the first stage.
Examples
202 Programming: Pipes
Example: Changing the Order of Message Lines
The following example shows how to retrieve the bottom section of an archived
net log and reverses the output from descending order to ascending order.
ALLOCATE DDNAME(OLDLOG) DSN(’archive-name’)
PIPE CORRCMD DSIVSMX GETREV OLDLOG 10 X’FF’ X’00’
| REVERSE STREAM
| NOT CHOP 50
| CONSOLE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: RESOURCE:A01A443 STATUS:NOT ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: RESOURCE:A01A444 STATUS:NOT ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: RESOURCE:NT7ED002 STATUS:NOT ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: TOM RESOURCE:NT7ED001 STATUS:ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: AUTO1 RESOURCE:AUTO1 STATUS:ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: AUTO2 RESOURCE:AUTO2 STATUS:ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: NETOP2 RESOURCE:NETOP2 STATUS:ACTIVE
--> TYPE: OST TASKID: DSILCOPR RESOURCE:DSILCOPR STATUS:ACTIVE
--> END OF STATUS DISPLAY
--> SWITCH DSILOG,S
In this example, the last command before archiving was SWITCH.
Attention: Do not use DSIVSMX to access any data set defined to a NetView
Optional Task.