Some of the input commands for CADVIDXU require selection criteria to determine which dumps must be targeted by the command.
To target all dumps in the index, specify:
Otherwise, specify a selection criteria expression as follows:
<attribute operator value>
Where:
attribute refers to one of the following:
Age of a dump.
Value must specify a number of days.
Address space ID for the captured dump.
Value must specify a four-digit hexadecimal address space ID.
Completion code from the captured dump.
Value must specify a completion code such as Sxxx or Uxxxx.
Date that the dump was captured.
Value must specify a date yyyy/mm/dd.
Reports data set name for the dump.
Value must specify a fully qualified dsname, no quotes.
Storage data set name for the dump.
Value must specify a fully qualified dsname, no quotes.
Job name for the captured dump.
Value must specify a job name.
User ID owning a no delete lock for the dump.
Value must specify a user ID.
Executing program name from the captured dump.
Value must specify a program name.
System ID for the system on which the dump was captured.
Value must specify a system id.
User ID from the captured dump.
Value must specify a user id.
operator Is the type of comparison that is made between specified attribute of each dump and the specified value. If the comparison is successful, the dump is selected for processing.
Attribute is equal to the value specified.
Attribute is not equal to the value specified.
Attribute is greater than the value specified.
Attribute is less than the value specified.
Attribute is greater than or equal to the value specified.
Attribute is less than or equal to the value specified.
Value Is a target for the comparison, and has different formats depending on the attribute specified. The specific meaning and format of each value is described with the attributes discussed previously.
Examples
AGE GT 5
USER EQ DUBMI01
COMP EQ S0C4
SYS EQ TEST
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