You can sort the column data in a predefined sort sequence. Generally, all fields sort in ascending sequence except date fields. The following table indicates the sort field name and sequence for the Selection List panels:
|
Field |
Alias |
Sequence |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
SYSOUT |
ID, SID, S, REPORT, RID, R |
Ascending |
Sysout identifier and report identifier |
|
Archdate |
ARCH, DATE, ARCDATE |
Descending |
Archive date |
|
Location |
Loc |
Ascending |
Report location |
|
Lines |
|
Ascending |
Report lines |
|
Pages |
|
Ascending |
Report pages |
|
Desc |
DESCRIPTION |
Ascending |
Report description |
|
Jobname |
JOB |
Ascending |
Job name |
|
Jobid |
|
Ascending |
Job number |
|
Gen |
GENERATION |
Ascending |
Generation number |
|
Xcode |
X |
Ascending |
Exceptional conditions |
|
Userfld |
COM, COMMENTS, USER-COMMENTS, USER-COMMENT, COMMENT |
Ascending |
User comments |
|
Origin |
ORIG, ORG |
Ascending |
Origin of report |
|
Class |
C |
Ascending |
Sysout class |
|
Dest |
|
Ascending |
Destination |
|
Forms |
FORM |
Ascending |
Forms name |
|
Tapeseq |
TAPE, TSEQ |
Ascending |
Tape sequence number |
|
Prtdate |
PRINT, PRT |
Descending |
Last printed date and time |
|
Rdrdate |
READER, READ, RDR |
Descending |
Reader date and time |
|
Accdate |
ACCESS, ADATE |
Descending |
Last access date |
|
Strdate |
Start |
Descending |
Start date |
|
Enddate |
END |
Descending |
End date |
|
SYSTEM |
SYSID, SYS |
Ascending |
System ID |
|
Userif |
|
Ascending |
User Information |
|
Listfld1 |
|
Ascending |
List Field 1 |
|
Listfld2 |
|
Ascending |
List Field 2 |
|
Listfld3 |
|
Ascending |
List Field 3 |
|
Listfld4 |
|
Ascending |
List Field 4 |
|
Listfld5 |
|
Ascending |
List Field 5 |
|
Owner |
Userid |
Ascending |
Owner |
|
Assigned |
ASSIGN |
Ascending |
‘Assigned to’ userid |
Note: The 'Lines' column on the Sysout Selection panel displays either the number of lines associated with a mainframe sysout group, or the number of bytes associated with a PC File in the database.
The mainframe sysout groups always display the value that represents the number of lines in whole integers. The smallest number that appears in this column is 1.
The PC files are displayed in K (Kilobyte), M (Megabyte) or, G (Gigabyte) notation. The sorting is performed on the integer value stored in this field, not on the K, M, or G.
Note: The smallest number that appears in this column is 1K, even if the file is one byte.
For example, a PC file of 200 bytes might appear to be sorted between the two mainframe sysout groups, 100 lines and 300 lines and is displayed as:
------------- Sysout Selection List ------------------------------- Command ===> Scroll ===> HALF me Jobid Arch Date Time Loc Lines Pages Xcode * * * * * * * nnn nnnnnnnn mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm llll 100 1 nnn nnnnnnnn mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm llll 1K 0 nnn nnnnnnnn mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm llll 300 1
The sort is performed on an integer value in this field and the items are sorted in K, M, or G notation order. The files can appear to be sorted out of sequence.
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