This section describes the major concepts and terminology that enable you to use the Report Writer more efficiently.
Used with JCL to produce reports. Report Writer commands include global commands and report commands.
Examples: INPUT, RUN, PLOT, EACH, TITLE1
Types of Report Writer commands include the following:
Affects all reports in a run.
Examples: COUNT, INPUT, RUN
Affects only a single report. Report commands include primary report commands and secondary report commands.
Examples: PLOT, EACH, TITLE1
Types of Report commands include the following:
Defines the type of report to generated.
Examples: PLOT, TAB2
Alters or enhances a report.
Examples: EACH, FROM, TITLE1
The Report Writer commands can contain the following parts:
Keywords specified with commands or variable options that affect the content or structure of a report. Different commands and variable options have different operands.
Example: Partial INCLUDE syntax
INCLUDE [day] INCLUDE SATURDAY
Saturday is the operand.
Structured keywords that specify what the report is about.
Examples: The following keywords include transaction usage and terminal response.
TRAN USE, TERM RESP
Keywords that change either the type of data a variable represents or the format of that data.
Examples: AVeraGe, FORMAT, RATE
Keywords that change either the scope of the data that a variable represents or organize the data in a tabular or flashback report by a type of resource.
Examples: TRANID, TERMID, USERID
Either the name of a particular resource or a generic specification of a group of resources that a report or variable is limited to. Identifiers are specified following ID options.
Examples: MYTRAN, ¬OPER1, TERM1+, CICS*
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