Table 1 shows the default values that EREP uses when you do not include a parameter in the controls for an EREP run.
| PARAMETER | IF YOU OMIT THIS PARAMETER |
|---|---|
| ACC | EREP assumes ACC=Y, except when you request a threshold report. Then, the default is ACC=N. |
| CPU | EREP processes records from all processors. |
| CPUCUA | EREP processes all available records. |
| CUA | EREP uses the records from all device addresses. |
| DATE | EREP uses all the records in the input data set, regardless of when they were created except for the trends report. For the trends report, if you do not code the DATE parameter, the default is to process 30 days of error data. |
| DEV | EREP processes records associated with all device types. |
| DEVSER | EREP uses records for the threshold summary regardless of the device serial numbers they contain. |
| ERRORID | EREP processes all MCH and SFT records, regardless of their error identifiers. |
| EVENT | Unless you specifically code EVENT or EVENT=Y, EREP does not produce an event history report. |
| HIST | EREP assumes HIST=N and uses the ERDS as input. |
| LIA/LIBADR | EREP uses 3705, 3720, 3725, 3735, and 3745 TP communication controller records regardless of the line interface base address they contain. |
| LINECT | For MVS, and VM, 50 lines per page; for VSE systems, the default is the number of lines per page set for SYSLST at SYSGEN. |
| LINELEN | 132. |
| MERGE | EREP assumes MERGE=N and uses records from only one input file. |
| MOD | EREP processes records regardless of which kind of processor they were created on. |
| MODE | EREP uses all available records, regardless of whether they were recorded in 370 or 370XA mode. |
| If you do not code any report parameter at all, EREP assumes PRINT=SD, which produces a detail summary and, if applicable, a data reduction report for each record and device type you select. If you code PRINT without any keyword value, it is a syntax error. | |
| SHORT | EREP does not print out short OBR records for detail edit reports. It does print them out for detail summaries, however. |
| SYMCDE | EREP uses all OBR records, regardless of the fault symptom codes they contain. |
| SYSEXN | Unless you specifically code SYSEXN or SYSEXN=Y, EREP does not produce a system exception report series. |
| SYSUM | Unless you specifically code SYSUM or SYSUM=Y, EREP does not produce a system summary. |
| TABSIZE | For MVS, and VM, EREP’s internal sort table is 24KB; for VSE systems, it is 4KB. |
| TERMN | EREP processes VTAM OBR records regardless of the terminal name they contain. |
| THRESHOLD | Unless you specifically code THRESHOLD and some threshold values, EREP produces no threshold summary. |
| TIME | EREP uses all available records, regardless of the time they were created. |
| TRENDS | Unless you specifically code TRENDS or TRENDS=Y, EREP produces no trends report. |
| TYPE | EREP uses all types of records. |
| VOLID | EREP uses certain DASD and tape records regardless of the associated volume serial numbers. |
| ZERO | EREP does not clear the ERDS after completing the report. The default is ZERO=N. |