The Cross References function is used to cross check Entire Operations objects and produce a report from the data found.
This section describes how to generate cross reference reports in online and batch mode.
For general information on using reports, see Generating Online Reports in the section Reporting.
The types of cross references you can select from the Cross References menu are described in the following table.
| Report Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Exit Usage | Lists user exits defined in your environment.
See also Example of User Exit Usage. |
| Symbol Table Usage | Lists symbol tables used in networks and jobs.
Note: See also Example of Symbol Table Usage. |
| JCL Usage | Lists JCL files used in networks and jobs.
See also Example of JCL Usage. |
| Node Usage | Lists JCL nodes and execution nodes used in
networks.
See also Example of Node Usage. |
| Symbol Search by Value | Lists symbols that match a specified value.
See also Example of Symbol Search by Value. |
| List Undefined Objects | Lists objects that are referenced by other
objects which are not defined in your environment.
The missing definition of these objects might lead to errors during network activation. Note: See also Example of Undefined Objects. |
| Resource Usage | Lists resources used by active jobs.
See also Example of Resource Usage. |
This section describes how to generate cross reference reports online.
Report data is evaluated for the current day.
To generate a cross reference report
From the , choose and press ENTER.
Or:
In the Command field of the , type Option Code 9 or type
XREF
(see Direct Commands) and press ENTER.
Or:
You can skip this step if you know the number of the report type (for
example, 7 for Resource Usage) you
want to generate:
In the Command field of the , type Option Code 9.7 and press
ENTER.
A Cross References menu similar to the example below appears:
16.04.15 ***** Entire Operations ***** 09:59:32
Owner EXAMPLE Cross References User ID SAG
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cross References
1 Exit Usage
2 Symbol Table Usage
3 JCL Usage
4 Node Usage
5 Symbol Search by Value
6 List Undefined Objects
7 Resource Usage
Command => ____________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
Help End Menu |
The menu displays a list of selectable report types.
Select the type of cross reference for which you want to generate a report and press ENTER.
Depending on the report type selected, proceed as described in the relevant step for:
Exit
Usage
Symbol
Table Usage
JCL
Usage
Node
Usage
Symbol Search by
Value
List
Undefined Objects
Resource
Usage
Exit Usage: If you select Exit Usage from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a window similar to the example below opens:
+-----------------------------------------------+ ! ! ! Send Output to Printer ? N (Y/N) ! ! ! +-----------------------------------------------+ |
Enter Y (Yes) or N (No) and press
ENTER. N is the default setting.
A screen similar to the example below appears:
08.04.16 ***** Entire Operations ***** 17:58:11
Usage of Exits
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please mark one or several Types.
Cmd Type
_ Input Condition Exits
_ Resource Master Determination Exits
_ Master JCL and Natural Programs
_ End-of-Job Check Exits
_ End-of-Job Action Exits
_ Symbol Check Exits
_ Symbol Prompt Exits
Command => ____________________________________________________________
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
End |
Mark one of the fields to select the cross reference you want to display and press ENTER.
A report output screen with a list of used user exits appears as shown in Example of User Exit Usage.
If MORE appears at the top of the report screen, press
ENTER to display additional pages of the report.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
Symbol Table Usage: If you select Symbol Table Usage from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a screen similar to the example below appears:
30.06.12 ***** Entire Operations ***** 14:31:58
Symbol Table Usage
Owner ==> __________ (Blank for all, * for selection
Symbol Table ==> __________ or * and PF4 to process all
matching objects)
Usage in active jobs ==> N (Y/N)
Destination ==> 1
1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV
Enter------PF3------PF4-------------------------------------------------------
End Apply |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4.
A report output screen with a list of used symbol tables appears as shown Example of Symbol Table Usage.
If MORE appears at the top of the report screen, press
ENTER to display additional pages of the report.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
JCL Usage: If you select JCL Usage from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a window similar to the example below opens:
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ! ! ! JCL Usage ! ! ! ! Enter selection criteria (with * Wildcard) or blank for all ! ! ! ! File/Natlib : ______________________________________________________ ! ! Member : ________ ! ! JCL Location : ___ ! ! ! ! ! ! Enter------PF3--------------------------------------------------------- ! ! End ! +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press ENTER.
An additional window similar to the example below opens:
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | JCL Usage | | | | Owner......: EXAMPLE___ (Blank for all, * for selection | | Network....: B60-FLOW__ or * and PF4 to process all | | Version....: __________ matching objects) | | | | | | Destination: 1 | | 1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV | | | | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9--- | | Help End Apply Accpt | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Use the input fields to specify selection criteria for the report to be produced as described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 or PF5 (see
also Confirming
Selections in the section
Reporting).
A report output screen with a list of used JCL appears as shown in Example of JCL Usage.
If MORE appears at the top of the report screen, press
ENTER to display additional pages of the report.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
Node Usage: If you select Node Usage from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a window similar to the example below opens:
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
! !
! Node Usage !
! !
! JCL Node ==> _____ (Blank for all !
! Execution Node ==> _____ or * for selection) !
! !
! Usage in master or active jobs ==> M ('M' - Master; 'A' - Active) !
! !
! Enter------PF3---------------------------------------------------------- !
! End !
! !
! !
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press ENTER.
An additional window similar to the example below opens:
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Node Usage | | | | Owner......: EXAMPLE___ (Blank for all, * for selection | | Network....: B60-FLOW__ or * and PF4 to process all | | Version....: __________ matching objects) | | | | | | Destination: 1 | | 1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV | | | | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9--- | | Help End Apply Accpt | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Enter the required selection criteria. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 or PF5 (see also Confirming Selections in the section Reporting).
A report output screen with a list of used nodes appears as shown in Example of Node Usage.
If MORE appears at the top of the report screen, press
ENTER to display additional pages of the report.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
Symbol Search by Value: If you select Symbol Search by Value from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a screen similar to the example below appears:
Symbol Search by Value
Owner ==> EXAMPLE___ (Blank for all, * for selection
Symbol Table ==> __________ or * and PF4 to process all
Version ==> __________ matching objects)
Symbol ==> ________________________________________
Mult.value index: From ==> ___ To ==> *__
Usage in: Master ==> _ Active ==> _
Case sensitive ==> _ At position ==> *_ (*,nn,E)
Scan for ==> ____________________________________________________________
1...+...10....+...20....+...30....+...40....+...50....+...60
Destination ==> 1
1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV
Enter------------PF3-----PF4-------------------------------------------
End Apply |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 (see also Confirming Selections in the section Reporting).
A report output screen with a list of used symbols appears as shown in Example of Symbol Search by Value.
If MORE appears at the top of the report screen, press
ENTER to display additional pages of the report.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
List Undefined Objects: If you select List Undefined Objects from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a window similar to the example below opens:
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | List Undefined Objects | | | | Mark the referenced object types to be inspected | | | | Symbol : X Network : X | | Symbol Table : X Job : X | | Resource : X Schedule : X | | Calendar : X | | | | Enter------PF3--------------------------------------------------------- | | End | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |
All object types for which you can search are selected by default. Deselect the object type(s) you do not require by entering a blank character in the corresponding input field.
When you are finished, press ENTER.
An additional window similar to the example below opens:
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | List Undefined Objects | | | | Owner......: __________ (Blank for all, * for selection | | Network....: __________ or * and PF4 to process all | | Version....: __________ matching objects) | | | | | | Destination: 1 | | 1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV | | | | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9--- | | Help End Apply Accpt | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 or PF5 (see also Confirming Selections in the section Reporting).
A report output screen with a list of used undefined objects appears as shown in Example of Undefined Objects.
Press ENTER to display additional pages of the report (if available), or PF3 to exit the report screen.
Resource Usage: If you select Resource Usage from the Cross References menu and press ENTER, a window similar to the example below opens:
+------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Resource Usage | | | | Resource...: ____________________ | | (Blank for all, * for selection | | or * and PF4 to process all | | matching objects) | | | | | | | | | | | | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8- | | End Apply Accpt | +------------------------------------------------------+ |
Specify the resource(s) to be checked: for valid input values, see the Resource field in Fields: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 or PF5 (see also Confirming Selections in the section Reporting).
An additional window similar to the example below opens:
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Resource Usage | | | | Owner......: __________ (Blank for all, * for selection | | Network....: __________ or * and PF4 to process all | | Version....: __________ matching objects) | | | | | | Destination: 1 | | 1 - Screen 2 - Printer 3 - PC 4 - PC-CSV | | | | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9--- | | Help End Apply Accpt | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ |
Enter the selection criteria required for the report to be produced. For valid input values, see Fields and Columns: Cross References.
When you are finished, press PF4 or PF5 (see also Confirming Selections in the section Reporting).
A report output screen with a list of used resources appears as shown in Example of Resource Usage.
Press ENTER to display additional pages of the report (if available). Press PF11 or PF10 to scroll right or left in the screen.
Press PF3 to exit the report screen.
The input fields for specifying selection criteria and output options for the cross reference report to be produced are explained in the following table. The input fields correspond to the columns contained on the report output screen.
Depending on the report type (to be) produced, the following fields and columns are available:
| Field/Column | Explanation | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Name of an owner or a range of
names: use an asterisk (*) or a smaller/greater than (< or >) wildcard
character to determine a start or an end value (see also
Valid
Name Specifications in Direct Commands)
or open a selection list of names.
Leave the field blank to select all names. |
|||
| Network | Name of a network or a range of
names: use an asterisk (*) or a smaller/greater than (< or >) wildcard
character to determine a start or an end value (see also
Valid
Name Specifications in Direct Commands)
or open a selection list of names.
Leave the field blank to select all names. |
|||
| Network Version | Name of a network version or a
range of names: use an asterisk (*) or a smaller/greater than (< or >)
wildcard character to determine a start or an end value (see also
Valid
Name Specifications in Direct Commands)
or open a selection list of names.
Leave the field blank to select all names. |
|||
| Symbol Table | Name of a symbol table or a range
of names: use an asterisk (*) or a smaller/greater than (< or >) wildcard
character to determine a start or an end value (see also
Valid
Name Specifications in Direct Commands)
or open a selection list of names.
Leave the field blank to select all names. |
|||
| Symbol Table Version | Version of the specified symbol table. | |||
| Destination | See Report Output Options in the section Reporting. | |||
| Resource | Name of a resource.
This can reflect real resources or can describe a fictitious resource. Enter a resource name or a range of names: use an asterisk (*) or a wildcard character (< or >) to determine a start or an end value (see also Valid Name Specifications in Direct Commands) or open a selection list of names. Leave the field blank to select all names. |
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| User Exit Usage reports only: | ||||
| Job | Name of the job using the user exit. | |||
| ExitLib | Name of the library that contains the user exit. | |||
| Exit | Name of the user exit. | |||
| Enabled | Depending on the
type of user exit selected,
indicates whether the user exit is enabled (Y) or disabled (N).
|
|||
| BG |
This column is only shown for symbol prompt exits. It indicates whether symbol prompting runs in the background: |
|||
Y |
Symbol prompting runs in the background. | |||
N |
A window prompts the user for input. | |||
B |
Performs both opens a prompt window and then runs prompting in the background. | |||
| Type | Type of
user exit(s) to be selected:
Input condition exits |
|||
| Symbol Table Usage reports only: | ||||
| Usage in active jobs | Jobs to be searched. | |||
| Possible values: | ||||
N |
Selects master jobs only (default). | |||
Y |
Selects both master jobs and active jobs. | |||
| JCL Usage reports only: | ||||
| JCL Location | A supported JCL location.
All possible locations are described in List of JCL Locations in the section Job Maintenance. Leave the field blank to select all locations. |
|||
| File/Natlib | Name of a file or a Natural
library, or a range of names: use an asterisk (*) to determine a start value
(see also Valid Name
Specifications in Direct Commands) or
open a selection list of names.
Note: |
|||
| Member | Name of a member or a range of
names: use an asterisk (*) to determine a start value (see also
Valid
Name Specifications in Direct Commands)
or open a selection list of names.
Note: |
|||
| Node Usage reports only: | ||||
| JCL Node | Name of a JCL node.
Enter an asterisk (*) to select a name from a list. |
|||
| Execution Node | Name of an execution node or a
range of names.
Leave the field blank to select all names. |
|||
| Usage in master or active jobs | Jobs to be selected | |||
| Possible values: | ||||
M |
Selects master jobs only (default). | |||
A |
Selects active jobs only. | |||
| Symbol Search by Value reports only: | ||||
| Symbol | Symbol for which to search.
Leave the field blank to select all symbols. |
|||
| Usage in: Master/Active | Symbols in which to search.
Mark Master (default) and/or Active with any character to search in master symbols, active symbols, or in both. |
|||
| Mult. value index: From/To | Index range for symbols to which
multiple values are assigned.
From: Minimum index value in the range from
To: Maximum index value in the range from
1 to * |
|||
| At position | Position within the symbol value to be searched. | |||
| Possible input values: | ||||
* |
Anywhere within the symbol value (default) | |||
nn |
At the exact position:
|
|||
| at beginning | At the beginning of the symbol value | |||
E |
At the end of the symbol value | |||
| Scan for | Scan
value.
Searches in a symbol value for a string of up to 60 characters |
|||
| Case sensitive | Mark this option with any character to perform a case-sensitive search. | |||
| Undefined Objects reports only: | ||||
| This report inspects specified
objects (symbol, symbol, table, resoure, calendar, network, job and/or
schedule) to determine which objects are referenced but not defined in your
environment.
Note: The columns in the GUI report are arranged in hierarchical order of object types from left (superior objects) to right. The corresponding items in the CUI report are arranged in a reverse order (subordinate object first). |
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| Resource Usage reports only: | ||||
| Type | Type of resource | |||
| Possible values: | ||||
| U | Not reusable, quantitative | |||
| R | Reusable, quantitative | |||
| N | Not quantitative (absolute) | |||
| Initial Qty | Initial quantity
Total amount of the resource defined to the system |
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| Used Qty | Used quantity
Amount of resource currently used by running job |
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| Used by Owner | The active job, used by owner | |||
| Used by Network | The active job, used by network | |||
| Run | Run job | |||
| Job | Active job | |||
| Start usage | Date and time of the allocation
(If this column is not displayed, use PF11 to scroll to the right of the screen.) See also Date and Time Formats. |
|||
This section contains examples of all types of reports you can generate with the Cross References function:
The following is an example of a cross reference report for Exit Usage:
17-02-12 ***** Entire Operations ***** 10:57:21
Input Condition Exits
Owner Network Version Job ExitLib Exit
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- --------
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-1-TEST SYSEXT EXT-CXML
EXAMPLE E50-USRT E50-J1-IC SYSEORU URD-UIC
INCIDENT I5045008 I50450081 EOR-T531 I5045008
NATQA5 A WILLI1 NOPNET AAEVIT1
NATQA5 NET1432C JOB-01 NOPNET N1432X01
NATQA5 NET2240A D002 NOPNET N2240X01
NATQA5 NET2552A J001 EOR-T543 ICDUM001
NATQA5 NET2552B J001 EOR-T543 ICDUM002
NATQA5 NET2552C J001 EOR-T543 ICDUM002
NOPALL N2240A D002 EOR-T543 N2240X01 |
All user exits of the specified type (here: input condition) and the jobs that reference these exists are listed in the report.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for Symbol Table Usage:
MORE
30.06.12 Entire Operations 14:33:11
Symbol Table Usage Page 1
Owner TESTBED
Symbol Table NET01
Owner Network Version Run Job
---------- ---------- ---------- ------- ----------
TESTBED NET01
TESTBED NET01 COLLECT1
TESTBED NET01 EXE1
TESTBED NET01 EXIT1
TESTBED NET01 EXIT1-CHK
TESTBED NET01 EXIT2
TESTBED NET01 EXIT2-CHK
TESTBED NET01 FIRST
TESTBED NET01 LAST
TESTBED NET01 PRQ-CHK
TESTBED NET01 USR01-DEF
TESTBED NET01 USR02-DEF
TESTBED NET01 USR02-GINV
TESTBED NET01 USR03-DEF |
All networks and jobs that use the specified symbol table are listed in the report.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for JCL Usage:
MORE 06.05.15 Entire Operations Page: 1 Owner: EXAMPLE JCL Usage Network Version Job JCL Location/File/Member ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------------------------------------- B60-FLOW JOB-01 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M02 B60-FLOW JOB-012 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M01 B60-FLOW JOB-013 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M01 B60-FLOW JOB-014 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M01 B60-FLOW JOB-019 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M01 B60-FLOW JOB-02 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M02 B60-FLOW JOB-03 NAT/EOR-T531/B60-P01 B60-FLOW JOB-04 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M01 B60-FLOW JOB-06 MAC/EOR-T541/B60-M02 |
All JCL files and referencing jobs are listed for the specified selection.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for Node Usage:
MORE
06.05.15 Entire Operations 13:38:46
JCL node and/or Execution node usage Page 1
Owner Network Version Job Job Type JCL Node Exec.Node
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- ---------
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW ABC3A JOB N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-01 JOB N0194 N0082
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-012 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-013 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-014 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-015 DUM N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-019 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-02 JOB N0194 N0082
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-03 NAT N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-04 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-05 DUM N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW JOB-06 JOB N0194 N0194
EXAMPLE B60-FLOW MILE1-TEST JOB N0194 |
All nodes and referencing jobs are listed for the specified selection.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for Symbol Search by Value:
MORE
09.05.15 ***** Entire Operations ***** 11:38:26
Search Symbol by Value Page 1
Owner Symbol Table Symbol MV F Network Run Symbol Valu
---------- ------------ -------------------- --- - ---------- ----- -----------
EXAMPLE ADMIN CLASS A G
EXAMPLE ADMIN DATE D 19970207
EXAMPLE ADMIN LOWER L
EXAMPLE ADMIN MSGCLASS A X
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 1 A 1
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 2 A 2
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 3 A 3
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 4 A 4
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 5 A 5
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 6 A 6
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 7 A 7
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 8 A 8
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 9 A 9
EXAMPLE ADMIN MULT 10 A 10
EXAMPLE ADMIN NUMBER N 7
EXAMPLE ADMIN UPPER U
EXAMPLE EX-ST-COMN CLASS A G
EXAMPLE EX-ST-COMN CLASS-K A K |
All symbols defined in the specified symbol table are listed in the report.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for List Undefined Objects:
26.04.16 Entire Operations 11:58:20
List Undefined Objects
Network : NM-2, OW-SAG referenced by
Master Job : JM-1B NM-1B, OW-SAG
Condition : EXT-1
Symbol : TEST1 ,OW-SAG referenced by
Master Job : JM-1B NM-1B, OW-SAG
EOJ Checking : -- |
All objects that are referenced but not defined in your environment are listed in the report.
In the example above, the following undefined objects are found for
the owner OW-SAG:
The network NM-2 is referenced in the input condition
EXT-1 of the job JM-1B in the network
NM-1B.
The symbol TEST1 is referenced in the EOJ checking of
the job JM-1B in the network NM-1B.
The fields contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
The following is an example of a cross reference report for Resource Usage:
Entire Operations: Resource Usa
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Initial Used used by
Resource Type Qty Qty Owner Network Run Job
BOA-RES R 20.00 5.00 XSETABO1 IMPXP2 2635 JOB2
BOA-RES R 20.00 5.00 XSETABO1 IMPXP2 2636 JOB2
BOA-RES R 20.00 5.00 XSETABO1 IMPXP2 2638 JOB2
BOA-RES R 20.00 5.00 XSETABO1 IMPXP2 2639 JOB2
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21864 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21865 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21866 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21867 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21868 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21869 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21870 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21871 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21872 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21873 J03-K
DEA1-KEEP-01 R 100.00 3.00 SN RES-DEA1 21874 J03-K
NPR-INSTALL R 1.00 1.00 NOPALL N2029D 85 J00-D
************************************ m o r e *********************************
Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
End Down Left Right Menu |
All resources and referencing active jobs are listed for the specified selection.
The columns contained in the report are described in Fields and Columns: Cross References.
This section describes how to generate cross reference reports in batch mode.
To produce the user cross reference report in batch
Run XRUR---P in a standard batch Natural job with
LFILEs 131 and 216 assigned and printer file 1 correctly defined.
The program has no input parameters.
To produce the symbol table cross reference report in batch
Run XRSYT--P in a standard batch Natural job with
LFILEs 131 and 216 assigned and printer file 1 correctly defined.
Syntax:
| XRSYT--P |
| owner-name,symbol-table-name,symbol-table-version,active-job |
The program does 1 input:
Owner, Symbol Table, Symbol Table Version, Active Jobs
The following examples assume the Natural parameters IM=D,
ID=,:
XRSYT--P PROD,ABC*,*,M
This will produce a list of master symbol tables of owner PROD with names starting with ABC.
To produce the JCL cross reference report in batch
Run XRJCL--P in a standard batch Natural job with
LFILEs 131 and 216 assigned and printer file 1 correctly defined.
Syntax:
| XRJCL--P |
| file/natlib,member,jcl-location |
| owner-name,network-name,network-version |
The program does 2 inputs:
File/Natlib, Member, JCL Location
Owner, Network, Network Version (for future use)
The following examples assume the Natural parameters IM=D,
ID=,:
Example 1:
XRJCL--P PROD1.JOBLIB,IEB* SYS*,W,*
This will produce a list of all jobs in networks with names less than W
under owners beginning with SYS that use JCL members beginning with IEB in data
set PROD1.JOBLIB.
Example 2:
XRJCL--P SYS*,*,NAT *,*,*
This will produce a list of all jobs which use JCL in Natural libraries beginning with SYS.
To produce the node cross reference report in batch
Run XRNDU--P in a standard batch Natural job with
LFILEs 131 and 216 assigned and printer file 1 correctly defined.
Syntax:
| XRNDU--P |
| jcl-node,execution-node,master/active-jobs |
| owner-name,network-name,network-version |
The program does 2 inputs:
JCL Node, Execution Node, active Jobs Master/Active
Owner, Network, Network Version
The following examples assume the Natural parameters IM=D,
ID=,:
Example:
XRNDU--P 517,517,M SYS*,W,*
This will produce a list of master jobs in networks with names less than W under owners beginning with SYS that use JCL node 517 and execution node 517.
Note that a version name (void) might occur for an object,
if no version usage is defined for the object that is valid on the
determination date. The default value of the determination date is the start of
the users Entire Operations session.
To list undefined objects in batch
Run XRNDF—P in a standard batch Natural job
Syntax:
| XRNDF—P |
Specification of the object types to be inspected:
| P-CHECK-SYMBOL | ‘X’ = search for undefined symbols. |
| P-CHECK-SYMTAB | ‘X’ = search for undefined symbol tables. |
| P-CHECK-NETWORK | ‘X’ = search for undefined networks. |
| P-CHECK-JOB | ‘X’ = search for undefined jobs. |
| P-CHECK-RESOURCE | ‘X’ = search for undefined resources. |
| P-CHECK-SCHEDULE | ‘X’ = search for undefined schedules. |
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Owner | Owner name. *, > and < wildcards are allowed. Use * for all owners. |
| Network | Network name. *, > and < wildcards are allowed. Use * for all networks. |
| Network Version | Network Version name. *, > and < wildcards are allowed. Use * for all network versions. |
To produce the resource usage cross reference listing in batch
Run XRRES--P in a standard batch Natural
job with LFILEs 131 and 216 assigned and printer file 1 correctly defined.
Syntax:
XRRES--P Resource-name owner-name,network-name,network-version
The program does two inputs:
Resource
Owner, Network, Network Version
The following examples assume the Natural parameters IM=D, ID=,:
XRRES--P RES* PROD,ABC*,*
This will produce a list of all jobs of owner PROD with names starting with ABC using a resource beginning with RES.