The List History Reports (LH) function lists reports that have written history data to the Adabas Review repository, and provides commands to view history data, download it to a personal computer, submit it for hard copy printing, and purge it. In addition, you may edit the report definition and its corresponding display program.
To access the List History Reports function
Enter the code LH on the command line.
The Adabas History Reports screen is displayed:
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Adabas History Reports HUB=00221
Sel Report Name Recs Reports Date Range
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| __ A DETAIL HIST 222 1 07-23-2002 -07-23-2002 |
| __ COMMANDS HISTORY 89 4 07-27-2002 -07-27-2002 |
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An explanation of the Adabas History Reports screen is provided in the following table:
| Heading | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Sel | Selection line. Commands are entered on the selection line preceding the report name. For a list of available commands, enter a "?" on the selection line. |
| Report Name | Name of the report. |
| Recs | Records. Indicates the number of records written to the Adabas Review repository by this report. |
| Reports | Indicates the number of times that history data was written for the report. |
| Date Range | Starting and ending dates in which the report was run. If the "Reports" column indicates more than one occurrence, the dates are inclusive. |
PF8 has been provided as a scroll key. If more than one screen of report names exists, PF8 or (+) scrolls the list forward.
To issue a command from the Adabas History Reports screen
Enter the command on the selection line preceding the report name.
You may use the following commands:
