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Create a Default FLASHBACK IMS Report

The FLASHBACK IMS reports provide you with detailed information about IMS transactions.

To create a default IMS flashback report, specify the following command without any ID options or variables:

FLASHBACK IMS 

The same rules apply as for the other default reports, for example, the default CICS FLASHBACK LIST Report.

The sample report contains following information:

DATE

Specifies the date when the audit event occurred.

TIME

Specifies the time when the audit event occurred.

TRAN ID

Specifies the transaction ID.

PSB NAME

Specifies the program specification block.

PST NUM

Specifies the partition specification table number.

LTERM

Specifies the logical terminal name.

REGION NAME

Specifies the region name.

PROC TYPE

Specifies the transaction processing type.

TRAN LIFE

Specifies the transaction lifetime in seconds.

TRAN INQUEU

Specifies the input queue time in seconds.

TRAN OUTQUEU

Specifies the output queue time in seconds.

TRAN PROC

Specifies the transaction processing time in seconds.

More information:

Default CICS FLASHBACK LIST Report

Create a Default FLASHBACK AUDITLOG Report

To create a default audit flashback report, specify the following command without any ID options or variables:

FLASHBACK AUDITLOG 

Use either the COUNT or FROM and TO commands to limit report output.

The following commands produce the default FLASHBACK AUDITLOG report. The FROM and TO commands limit the report to a short time period.

FLASHBACK AUDITLOG
FROM 05/31/09 20.04.01
TO   05/31/09 20.06.00
END 
RUN 

A report like the following is generated:

                       AUDIT        SYSTEM   SUBSYS    JOB      TASK   SECURITY PRODUCT    USER   TERMINAL
  DATE     TIME        TYPE          NAME      ID      ID       NAME    GROUP   RELEASE     ID       ID   
-------- -------- ---------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
05/31/09 20.04.29 Session Logon    CA31       GSVX   TSU53679          DEFAULT    12.0   MOLCE01  A55T    
05/31/09 20.04.46 Session Logoff   CA31       GSVX   TSU53679          DEFAULT    12.0   MOLCE01  A55T    
05/31/09 20.04.55 Session Logon    CA31       GSVX   TSU53463          DEFAULT    12.0   ROGRO02  A55T    
05/31/09 20.05.00 Session Logon    CA31       GSVX   STC47269          ADMIN      12.0   STCSYS           
05/31/09 20.05.00 Session Logon    CA31       GSVX   STC47268          ADMIN      12.0   STCSYS           
05/31/09 20.05.00 Session Logoff   CA31       GSVX   STC47269          ADMIN      12.0   STCSYS           
05/31/09 20.05.02 Session Logoff   CA31       GSVX   STC47268          ADMIN      12.0   STCSYS           
05/31/09 20.05.16 JES2 Job Modify  CA31       GSVX   TSU53463          DEFAULT    12.0   ROGRO02  A55T    
05/31/09 20.05.16 Console command  CA31       GSVX   TSU53463          DEFAULT    12.0   ROGRO02  A55T    
05/31/09 20.05.39 Session Logon    CA31       GSVX   TSU53679          DEFAULT    12.0   MOLCE01  A55T    
-------- -------- ---------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
05/31/09 20.05.39                                                                                         
-------- -------- ---------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------------  - --------

The sample report contains following information:

DATE

Specifies the date when audit event occurred.

TIME

Specifies the time when audit event occurred.

AUDIT TYPE

Specifies the audit record type.

SYSTEM NAME

Specifies the name of the system where audit event occurred.

SUBSYS ID

Specifies the name of subsystem.

JOB ID

Specifies the ID of the job that caused the event.

TASK NAME

Specifies the task name.

SECURITY GROUP

Specifies the name of a security group to which a user or program that caused an audit event belongs.

PRODUCT RELEASE

Specifies the product release.

USER ID

Specifies the ID of user that causes an audit event.

TERMINAL ID

Specifies the ID of terminal used by user that causes an event.