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Examples for Finding Output

Review these examples to get familiar with the operation of the selection codes in the Primary Selection panels. In each example, selection criteria are shown as they are to be entered on the panel and as you would enter them with the SELECT command (when applicable).

Example 1: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all output from the current generation is displayed:

Example 2: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, only output from the current generation in which an exceptional condition occurred is displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT X

Example 3: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all output from the prior two generations is displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT GEN(-1:2)

Example 4: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all output from the generation prior to the current generation that does not have an exceptional condition is displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT GEN(-1) NX

Example 5: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all generations of output that have the specific name of A27S23W are displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT A27S23W ALL

Example 6: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all output that have B16 as the first three characters in their names, from generations 78 and 79, are displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT B16* GEN(78:79)

Example 7: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all generations of output that have a page index named ACCOUNT are displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT A27S23W BY(I) INDEX(ACCOUNT) ALL

Example 8: ALL Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, all output that has page indexes that have ACC as the first three characters of the page index name, from generations 78 and 79, are displayed:

The same list of output is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT ACC* BY (I) INDEX(ACC*) GEN(78:79)

Example 9: EXPO Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, a list of all reports archived from CA Deliver is displayed:

The same list of reports is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT ALL

Example 10: EXPO Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, a list of all reports archived from CA Deliver that have all the following characteristics is displayed:

• A REPORT ID that begins with S
• Were generated on 11/07/2013, 11/08/2013, or 11/09/2013
• Belong to the group designated as being COPY NO. 1, which means they were generated just prior to the most current COPY NO group

The same list of reports is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT S* COPY(1) DATE(11/07/2013:11/09/2013)

Example 11: EXPO Mode

If the selection criteria are as follows, a list of all copies of report AH810A-R1 archived from CA Deliver is displayed:

The same list of reports is displayed if you enter the following form of the SELECT command:

SELECT AH810A-R1 ALL