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Field Descriptions

A description of the fields in the External User Identity report follows:

USER ID

Identifies the user ID of the user who executed the application that created the BGIN checkpoint record. The user ID is reported on as follows:

• If JREPORT 010 is run against journal files created prior to r16 SP4 (the user ID is not present in the BGIN), JREPORT 010 displays 'USER ID NOT CAPTURED'.
• If JREPORT 010 is run against journal files created from r16 SP4, or later but prior to the IDMS Server r16.1 or prior to r16 SP6 (the user ID is present in the BGIN but the External user ID is not), and the user does not signon, the user ID field in the BGIN is filled with spaces, and JREPORT 010 displays NO USER SIGNON.

EXT ID

Identifies the external user ID of the user signed on to the web-based application that has caused the application that created the BGIN checkpoint record on the backend system - if that external user ID was passed to the backend IDMS system. The external user ID is reported on as follows:

• If JREPORT 010 is run against journal files created prior to IDMS Server r16.1 or IDMS SP6 (the external user ID is not present in the BGIN), JREPORT 010 displays 'EXT ID NOT CAPTURED'. displays spaces for the external user id.
• If JREPORT 010 is run against journal files created after IDMS Server r16.1 or after IDMS r16 SP6. JREPORT 010 will display the contents of the external user ID field in the BGIN checkpoint which will be the external user identity passed from the web- based application or spaces.

TRANSACT IDX

Identifies the unique identifier (LID) assigned to the transaction for which the journal record was written.

PROGRAM NAME

Identifies the name of the backend program with which the transaction is associated.

LOCAL DATE

Identifies the date on which the journal record was placed into the journal buffer. The date is given in the format mm/dd/yy, where mm is the month, dd is the day, and yy is the last two digits of the year.

LOCAL TIME

Identifies the time at which the journal record was placed into the journal buffer. The time is given in the form hh.mm.ss.ht, where hh is hours on a 24-hour clock, mm is minutes, ss is seconds, and ht is hundredths of a second.