The report generated when comparing two partitioned data sets consists of the following two parts:
The member table displays members compared based on the DIRREPORT value. If you specified DIRREPORT(A), then one line for each member processed is shown. If you specified DIRREPORT(M), then lines for matching members are suppressed.
The member table has the following columns:
Identifies the outcome of the compare of the member as follows:
Match–The member exists in both the old and the new data sets, and no changes were detected.
Change–The member exists in both the old and the new data sets and at least one change was detected.
Delete–The member exists in the old data set, but not in the new data set.
Insert–The member exists in the new data set, but not in the old data set.
Not Found–The member does not exist in either the old or the new data set.
Error–The member exists in at least one data set, but run time processing encountered an error. Messages identifying the error are written to SYSPRINT.
Shows the name of the PDS member that was compared.
Shows the number of records in the old PDS member.
Shows the number of records in the new PDS member.
Shows the number of matching records in the member.
Shows the number of changed records in the member.
Shows the number of records inserted in the new PDS member.
Shows the number of records deleted from the old PDS member.
The following statistics are shown at the bottom of the member table:
Shows the total number of records of all matching members not listed individually in the table. This is displayed only when you have specified DIRREPORT(M) and when there are matching members
Shows the total number of records in the table.
Note: In the table, a record count of zero is represented by a blank.
The summary information shows the number of members processed, matched, changed, inserted, deleted, not found, and in error.
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