Input values for printing Automation Logger application reports

You can print reports of data that the Automation Logger application collected from MainView Logger data sets.

Refer to BBSAMP member AAOPRINT for JCL that allows you to print data.

The messages selected by the specified input criteria may be written to SYSPRINT or to a dataset for later use. The SYSPRINT data set will need a DCB of DCB=(RECFM=VB,LRECL=140,BLKSIZE=14000). A sample of the output is shown below.

Table 1 describes the input values that you need to supply when you use the AAOPRINT JCL.

Table 1. AAOPRINT JCL input values

Parameter	Required	Where to specify	Description
MV Logger SSID	no	PARM= in the JCL step card	specifies the SSID of the MV Logger address space to which to connect (if the default is not selected) The value is specified in the PARM field of the JCL. If not specified (or left blank) the default MV Logger SSID is used.
ORIGIN=	no	SYSIN input	specifies an optional Origin value that can be used to filter the records Starting in column 1 of the control card, the format is ORIGIN=xxxxxxxx A 1-8 character value may be specified. A wildcard character () is supported. Example `ORIGIN=AAODL71` `ORIGIN=AAODL` (specifies any origin that begins with the characters AAODL)
TIME=	yes	SYSIN input	specifies the time and date where the search will begin in a forward direction through time This parameter is required. Starting in column 1 of the control card, the format is: TIME= hh:mm:ss.ttt/yyyymmdd Up to 21 characters can be specified. Example `TIME=12:39:21.831/20070418` `TIME=12:39:21/20070418` `TIME=12:39/20070418`
RECS=	yes	SYSIN input	specifies the number of records to be printed The value must be 5 digits in length and can be a value from 1-99999. This parameter is required. Starting in column 1 of the control card, the format for 100 records is: RECS=00100 The following two example show how to print 5 and 10 records: Example `RECS=00005` `RECS=00010`
SSID=	no	SYSIN input	specifies an optional filter value to limit the printed records to ones that match the supplied SSID value Starting in column 1 of the control card, the format is: SSID=xxxx where xxxx is the full or partial SSID value. A 1-4 character value may be specified. A wildcard character () is supported. Example `SSID=DL71` `SSID=DL` (specifies any SSID that begins with characters DL)

Input values for printing Automation Logger application reports

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