The following parameters indicate the location to which reports produced by utility CTOFANCI are written. For more information about these reports, see CTOFANCI Reports.
Table 13 Report Allocation Parameters
Parameter |
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SYSOUT |
A one-letter SYSOUT class for reports that are sent directly to a print file and not to a permanent dataset. Optional. Default: X |
RPTSRCDSN |
Location to which the rule source report (RPTSRC) must be written. Optional. Valid values are:
If no value is specified for parameter RPTSRCDSN, the report is written to a print file. |
RPTRULESDSN |
Dataset name of a cataloged sequential file to which the rule report (RPTRULES) must be written. If no dataset name is specified, the report is written to a print file. |
RPTRULESMOD
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Indicates whether to replace the data in the existing dataset specified in RPTRULESDSN, or to append the new information to the existing data. This parameter indicates how the RPTRULES report must be written if the specified output dataset contains data from a previous run of utility CTOFANCI. Valid values are:
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Note: Report RPTRULES is always allocated with an attribute of DISP=SHR (even if RPTRULESMOD=Y was specified). Therefore, you can browse this report while the utility is still running, regardless of the value specified for parameter RPTRULESMOD. |
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This parameter can be used together with the Execution and Restart parameters (described elsewhere in this table) to manage accumulation of the results of multiple runs of utility CTOFANCI. |
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RPTSRCMOD |
Indicates whether to replace the data in the existing dataset specified in RPTSRCDSN, or to append the new information to the existing data. This parameter indicates how the RPTSRC report must be written if the specified output dataset contains data from a previous run of utility CTOFANCI. Valid values are:
This parameter can be used together with the Execution and Restart parameters (described elsewhere in this table) to manage accumulation of the results of multiple runs of utility CTOFANCI. |
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