For the DSVOUT function, you can use the following parameters to select the Delta rowsets used for input to the creation of the sequential output file.
Specifies to restrict processing to Delta rowsets from this selected MUF only. Therefore, to select rowsets for more than one MUF, execute this function once for each MUF you want to target.
Specifies to restrict the Delta rowsets that you want selected as input as follows:
Selects only Delta rowsets built by the AUTOCOLL OPTION=AVGPERF function
Selects only Delta rowsets built by the AUTOCOLL OPTION=BASELINE function
Selects only Interval Delta rowsets built by the AUTOCOLL OPTION=DELTACRE function
Selects only Last Delta rowsets built by the AUTOCOLL OPTION=DELTACRE function
Selects only Delta rowsets built by the AUTOCOLL OPTION=DELTACRE function
Select only Delta rowsets that have their D_MUF_END_DATETIME date value within the range of dates specified in this parameter.
The format of the entry is ccyymmddccyymmdd where the first 8 bytes are the starting date and the last 8 bytes are the ending date. The starting and ending date can be in the range of 19000101 to 39991231. The ending date must be equal to or greater than the starting date. If you do not specify a date range, the date value is not used when selecting a rowset.
Select only Delta rowsets that have their D_MUF_END_DATETIME time value within the range of times specified in this parameter.
The format of the entry is hhmmsshhmmss where the first 6 bytes are the starting time and the last 6 bytes are the ending time. The starting and ending time can be in the range of 000000 to 240000. The ending time must be equal to or greater than the starting time. If you do not specify a time range, the time value is not used when selecting a rowset.
Select only Delta rowsets that have this value in their USERTAG column. If you do not specify a USERTAG, the USERTAG value is not used when selecting a rowset.
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