Examples

Example 1

In this example, JREPORT 009 is used to determine who used CA IDMS DMLO to make updates to the database. The SELECT parameter selects only those BGIN records that have USDMAIN0 as the program name.

 INPUT 19068 19068 UM(CULLJRNL)
JREPORT=009
 SELECT PROGRAM EQ &sdq.USDMAIN0&sdq.

Example 2

Having run JREPORT 009, you found that CA IDMS DMLO was used to update the database, and the Transaction ID was 44568. You can find out what changes were made by running JREPORT 008. The SELECT parameter selects all the journal records for Transaction ID 44568.

 INPUT 19068 19068 UM(CULLJRNL)
JREPORT=008
 SELECT TRANSACT-ID EQ 44568

Example 3

You have a web-based application that uses a generic user ID to sign on to the backend CA IDMS system. You need to know the identities of the actual users of that web-based application. You can find this information out by running JREPORT 010 using a SELECT parameter to select only those BGIN journal records that contain the generic user ID used by that web-based application.

 INPUT 19068 19068 UM(CULLJRNL)
JREPORT=010
 SELECT TYPE EQ 'BGIN' AND USER-ID EQ 'WEB-USER'