TSSREPORT2 uses the output from the TSSUTIL utility to produce flat file (straight sequential disk) output for use with CA‑Earl, if you include the optional EarlOUT DD statement in the execution JCL.
The JCL is found in the CAI.SAMPJCL file on the distribution tape.
//REPORT JOB //Earl EXEC PGM=Earl,REGION=4096K //EarlLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=your.source.library //EarlOBJ DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(50,4),RLSE) //SYSUT1 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(15,4),RLSE) //SYSUT2 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(4,4)) //SYSUT3 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(4,4)) //SYSUT4 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(10,4),RLSE) //SYSUT5 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4),RLSE) //SYSUT6 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(15,1),RLSE) //SORTIN DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4),RLSE) //SORTOUT DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4),RLSE) //WORK1 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(300,200)) //SORTWK01 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4)) //SORTWK02 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4)) //SORTWK03 DD UNIT=unit,SPACE=(3200,(70,4)) //SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=* //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //TSSUTI DD DSN=name.of.tssutil //SYSIN DD DISP=SHR,DSN=your.source.library(TSSEarlA|B|C|D)
Defines the CA‑Earl macro library. This source statement library is referenced by the COPY statement within the user's CA‑Earl source program.
Defines the file on which the CA‑Earl text file is stored.
Defines the temporary hit file, which contains only the fields from the input records, which are needed to produce the final printed reports. If required to sort the hit file, SORTIN defines the input file to the stand‑alone sort invoked by CA‑Earl.
Defines the temporary output file from the stand‑alone sort.
Defines the SRAM (Sort Reentrant Access Method) file.
Used with SORTWK02 and SORTWK03, defines the temporary work files for the stand‑alone sort.
The name of your TSSUTIL OUT file. You must run TSSUTIL before running TSSREPORT2. See TSSUTIL JCL in the chapter “USSUTIL Utility” for the JCL needed to run that utility.
You can generate reports by putting the TSSUTIL output (OUT DD) in a permanent data set and using this data set to run multiple CA‑Earl reports. This saves time by allowing you to run many reports from the same data.
You can also run TSSUTIL and write the output to a temporary data set. Use this temporary data set as input for your TSSREPORT2 JCL.
The input control statement. Put the name of the report you wish to run after the name of your source library: TSSEarlA, TSSEarlB, TSSEarlC or TSSEarlD for whichever report you select.
Note: PARM= in the JCL refers to the input parameters as defined in the next section.
Reports A through D are described in the following pages. Input parameters, if any, appear in the boxes and are followed by definitions of both required and optional parameters. The headers that appear on each report output follow the respective report sample.
The DATE format for each report is MM/DD/YY. This can be modified with the CA‑Earl installation options.
Note: See the topic Command Syntax in the chapter “TSSUTIL Utility” for a list of syntax conventions to be used in these reports.
Generates a list of all violations against data sets. This list is sorted by ACID and indicates the number of violations per data set.
PARM=
There are no input parameters for this report.
VERSION 9.0 ADMINISTRATION REPORT UTILITY2
12/07/02 REPORT A: REPORT OF DATASET and NUMBER OF VIOLATIONS PAGE 1
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ACID DATASET NAME NO. OF VIOLATION
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USER001 AUDT001.CLIST 4
USER001 SYS1.BRODCAST 1
USER001 SYS1.MACLIB 1
‑‑‑‑‑‑
USER001 6
‑‑‑‑‑‑
USER002 AUDT001.CLIST 1
‑‑‑‑‑‑
USER002 1
‑‑‑‑‑‑
‑‑‑‑‑‑
7
GRAND TOTAL ‑‑‑‑‑‑
Lists the ACID responsible for the data set violation.
Lists the name of the data set the user attempted to access.
Lists the number of violations against each data set.
For TSSUTIL report selection criteria, select EVENT(VIOL).
Lists all access violations against each data set and indicates which ACID requested access, what type of access was requested and what access level was allowed for that ACID. This list is sorted according to data set name.
PARM=
There are no input parameters for this report.
Indicates the date when the ACID attempted to access the data set.
Indicates the time at which access was attempted.
Indicates which data set the ACID attempted to access.
Indicates the ACID which incurred the violation.
Indicates what access level the ACID requested to the data set.
Indicates the actual level at which the ACID is allowed to access the data set.
For TSSUTIL report selection criteria, specify EVENT(VIOL).
Lists all ACIDs that have received password violations.
PARM=
There are no input parameters for this report.
VERSION 9.0 ADMINISTRATION REPORT UTILITY2
23/07/02 REPORT C: REPORT OF PASSWORD VIOLATIONS PAGE 1
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DATE TIME ACID TSSTEXT
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94162 15:17:47 USER001 PASSWORD INCORRECT
94162 15:17:33 USER001 PASSWORD INCORRECT
94162 15:17:03 USER001 PASSWORD INCORRECT
94162 15:16:49 USER001 PASSWORD INCORRECT
94162 15:19:23 USER002 PASSWORD INCORRECT
94162 15:19:12 USER002 PASSWORD INCORRECT
END OF REPORT
Lists the date that the violation occurred.
Lists the time that the violation occurred.
Indicates which ACID incurred the violation.
Details, in plain language rather than in DRC code numbers, the type of password violation which occurred.
For TSSUTIL report selection criteria, specify EVENT(VIOL).
Generates a list of all terminal violations. The type of violation is explained in text, not by DRC code.
PARM=
There are no input parameters for this report.
VERSION 9.0 ADMINISTRATION REPORT UTILITY2 23/07/02 REPORT D: REPORT OF TERMINAL VIOLATIONS PAGE 1 _________________________________________________________________ DATE TIME TERM ID TSSTEXT _________________________________________________________________ 94162 15:17:47 K18L4258 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94162 15:17:33 K18L4258 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94162 15:17:03 K18L4258 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94162 15:16:49 K18L4258 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94162 15:19:23 A29LP021 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94162 15:19:32 A29LP021 PASSWORD INCORRECT 94164 12:58:29 INTRDR SYSTEM FACILITY NOT AUTHORIZED 94164 12:58:49 INTRDR ACID NOT DEFINED END OF REPORT
Indicates the date on which the violation occurred.
Indicates the time that the violation occurred.
Indicates the terminal at which the violation occurred.
Details the type of violation that occurred.
For TSSUTIL report selection criteria, specify
EVENT(VIOL)RESOURCE(TERMINAL)
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