$SYSDATA Records

A special user ID ($SYSDATA) is used to display a list of the original reports (before decollation). This user ID is reserved for authorized persons only. $SYSDATA records appear only in Active, Migrated and History Report lists.

The values specified in the fields of the User Reports entry panel shown below produce a list of $SYSDATA records for Control-V migrated reports.

Figure 131 User Reports Entry Panel Values to Produce $SYSDATA
Records in Control-V Migrated Reports

-------------------- CONTROL-D/V - USER REPORTS ENTRY PANEL  ---------------(U)

COMMAND ===>

    OPTIONS ===>               1. PERMANENT  2. ACTIVE/MIGRATED  3. HISTORY

     REPORT NAME   ===>                       Report name, prefix or mask

     USER          ===> $SYSDATA              Recipient name or prefix

     DATE FROM     ===>        TO             Report date or relative day

     JOBNAME       ===>                       Job name, prefix or mask

     SHOW MIGRATED ===> O                     Include migrated reports

     INDEX         ===>                       Index name, prefix or mask

     VALUE         ===>

     DISPLAY TYPE  ===> D                     BYPASS PANEL ===> N

Two basic formats for $SYSDATA records are predefined:

• Short format: Displayed when you request any display type for user $SYSDATA. If you activate the A (Additional Info) option on an entry, you receive the Long format.
• Long format: Displayed when you activate the A (Additional Info) option for user $SYSDATA.

$SYSDATA Short formats for the History and Active Report lists are shown below:

Figure 132 $SYSDATA Short Format for History List

HISTORY LIST   <D> JOB          REP                      USR $SYSDATA CHILD (U)

COMMAND ===>                                                    SCROLL===> CRSR

O JOB       JNUM PROCSTEP PGMSTEP  DDNAME    PAGES    LINES DEC-DATE  RETAIN

  M022AIB   7736 JES2              $SYSMSGS      1       66 08/08/00 08/08/00

  M022AIB   7958 JES2              SYSPRINT     98     2478 08/08/00 08/08/00

Figure 133 $SYSDATA Short Format for Active List

ACTIVE LIST    <> JOB          REP                      USR $SYSDATA CHILD (U)

COMMAND ===>                                                    SCROLL===> CRSR

O JOB       JNUM PROCSTEP PGMSTEP  DDNAME    PAGES    LINES DECOLLATION-TIME

  M225MSGD  8463 JES2              $SYSMSGS      1       93 08/08/00 - 11:01

  M225MSGD  8463 KSL               DAKSLOUT      5      483 08/08/00 - 11:01

  M225MSGD  8463 KSL               DAKSLREP      1       60 08/08/00 - 11:01

  PRDKPL01  8639 JES2              $JES2LOG      1        9 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PRDKPL01  8639 JES2              $JCLIMG       1       25 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PRDKPL01  8639 JES2              $SYSMSGS      1        5 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PRDKPL02  8657 JES2              $JES2LOG      1       25 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PRDKPL02  8657 JES2              $JCLIMG       1       30 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PRDKPL02  8657 JES2              $SYSMSGS      2      130 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PRDKPL03  9723 JES2              $JES2LOG      1       25 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PRDKPL03  9723 JES2              $JCLIMG       1       31 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PRDKPL03  9723 JES2              $SYSMSGS      2      130 08/08/00 - 11:03

  PREMPRS1  8879 JES2              $JES2LOG      1       15 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PREMPRS1  8879 JES2              $JCLIMG       1       11 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PREMPRS1  8879 JES2              $SYSMSGS      1       44 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PREMPRS1  8879 STEP1             SYSPRINT      1        4 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PREMPRS1  8879 STEP2             SYSPRINT      1        4 08/08/00 - 11:02

  PREMPRS2  9812 STEP1             SYSUT2        9      427 08/08/00 - 11:06

  PREMPRS2  9812 STEP2             SYSUT2        8      328 08/08/00 - 11:06

  P PRINT     V VIEW     U UPDATE     I INSERT     A ADD INFO     E EDIT

  X INDEX     N NOTE     G GIVETO     D DELETE     Q QUICK ACCESS      08.02.09