Use the following report parameters to select which kind of report you want EREP to produce. You can request only one type of report each time you execute the EREP command for your system, but you may produce any number of different type reports by including additional EREP commands with the associated parameters and control statements.
| REPORT PARAMETERS | WHAT THEY DO | SEE TOPIC |
|---|---|---|
| EVENT | Produces a three part event history report that lists errors chronologically. This report is used to establish a pattern and diagnose problems. | EVENT — Event History (Report Parameter) |
| Produces a series of detail edit or summary
reports, or both, for the selected record types. The number of
reports depends on the input and selection parameters. Note: PRINT=SD is
the default report parameter. The other options are shown in the syntax
for the print parameter:
PRINT={AL | DR | NO | PS | PT | SD | SU} The only way to run EREP without producing any report output is to code PRINT=NO. |
PRINT — Print reports (report parameter) | |
| SYSEXN | Produces a system exception report series covering processors, channels, DASD, optical and tape subsystems. | SYSEXN — System Exception Reports (Report Parameter) |
| SYSUM | Produces a condensed two part system summary report of all errors for the principle system elements: CPU, channels, storage, SCP, I/O subsystem. | SYSUM — System Summary (Report Parameter) |
| THRESHOLD | Produces a summary of a 3410, 3420, or 8809 tape subsystem, including media statistics and permanent errors that exceed the limits set on the parameter. | THRESHOLD — Threshold Summary (Report Parameter) |
| TRENDS | Produces a two part trends report that presents error records logged for the various system elements during a maximum of 30 days. This report presents the errors in chronological order by Julian date. | TRENDS — Trends Report (Report Parameter) |
Table 1 shows parameters that cannot be used together.