The following is the REPORT parameter syntax for designating a PROGRAM report.
Note: The following syntax contains all the keywords which can be used for designating this report. However, only the keywords not previously defined will be described in detail.
REPORT = PROG
/ ,NAME = name \
< >
\ ,ALL = Y /
/ DETAIL ┌ / Y \ ┐ \
,LEVEL = < SUMMARY │,HILITES = │ >
\ SYSTEM └ \ N / ┘ /
[ ,START = start date/time ]
[ ,STOP = stop date/time ]
[ ,INTRVL = length ]
where:
REPORT = PROG
specifies the Journal Report type to be printed.
PROG - indicates that a PROGRAM report is to be printed.
,NAME = name
allows the user to select a program by name. This keyword is mutually exclusive from the ALL keyword.
name - this field specifies the name of the selected program.
Note: If the first character of the name field is an asterisk (*), all programs whose names begin with the remaining characters of the name field will qualify for reporting. For example, if NAME=*ABC, all programs whose names begin with ABC will be reported.
/ DETAIL \
,LEVEL = < SUMMARY >
\ SYSTEM /
specifies the level of reporting.
Note: There is no default value for the LEVEL keyword.
DETAIL - indicates that program details (run units in time-wise sequence) are required. In addition, program summaries and a system summary are produced for each time interval.
SUMMARY - indicates that program summaries are required. In addition, a system summary is produced for each time interval.
SYSTEM - indicates that only system summaries are produced for each time interval. A grand summary is produced if multiple intervals are reported.
/ Y \
,HILITES =
\ N /
used to request the highlighting of the run units with the lowest and highest durations. This keyword is honored only when the level of reporting begins with program summaries (LEVEL = SUMMARY).
Y - causes program highlights to be produced with the program summaries.
N - indicates that no program highlights are required.
Note: Blanks are not a valid option for this parameter.
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