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Appendix C: XDP Host Macros
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These parameters can be strung together on one line as in the following example:
Example: Using XDP_AUDIT_REPORT selection criteria for a batch report
$SYSTEM XYGATEDP 1> xdp_audit_report 2013-12-5 00:00 2013-12-5 23:59 232,* * * \N1
* * * all $system.xygatedp.audit $s.#xdp.xdpsec user Yes both both 0 *
The above command will generate a report for the time period beginning on
05/DEC/2013 at midnight and ending at 05/DEC/2013 at 1 minute to midnight. All
users in group 232 will be displayed. All login names are included. All terminals will be
included. Only audit entries recording access attempts from \N1 will be included in the
report. All DPGroups will be included. All object names will be included. All comments
will be included. All result type will be included. The audit file to use is
$SYSTEM.XYGATEDP.AUDIT. The report will be written to $S.#XDP.XDPSEC. The
report is sorted by USER. Both test and production results will be included.
If desired, use the TACL & syntax to separate command lines for legibility. Or, in a
TACL macro, use brackets to enclose all the selection criteria and list them one per
line as shown in the example below:
Example: Easier-to-read XDP_AUDIT_REPORT selection criteria for a batch report
[XDP_audit_report
[t_from_date] == Start date
00:00 == Start time
[t_to_date] == End date
23:59 == End time
*,* == user format: #,#
* == login name format group.user
* == Subject terminal
* == Subject System
* == DPGroup
* == object name
* == Comment
All == result-type
$SYSTEM.XYGATEDP.XDPlog == audit file
$s.#XDP.report == output file
user == sort order USER/TIME/INSTALLATION/LOGINNAME
YES == Delete Comments
BOTH == Production/Test results
BOTH == Warning Mode
0 == debug
* == Operation
* == report title
* == custom columns
* == custom sort
132 == custom width
59 == custom lines
NO == Show OSS Pathname