Safeguard Audit Service Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Producing SAFEART Reports
Safeguard Audit Service Manual—520480-014
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SHOW Command
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Special rules govern the evaluation of comparison statements in SET WHERE
commands. For more information, see Specifying Selection Criteria on page 6-9.
Examples
1. This example shows the SET command specifying a title and destination file for a
report:
<=SET TITLE ("Daily Logon Report",&
<=&"Jun 28, 1994")
<=SET DESTINATION FILE Jun28Log
When the report is run, it appears in the specified destination file, Jun28Log, with
this title centered at the top of each page:
Daily Logon Report
Jun 28, 1994
2. This example shows the SET command being used to specify the time period for
the report:
<=SET START TIME 94/06/28 00:00
<=SET END TIME 94/06/28 23:59
The preceding commands limit the scope of the report to events that occurred on
Jun 28, 1994.
3. This example shows the SET command being used to specify selection criteria for
the report:
<=SET WHERE operation=verifyuser
The preceding command further limits the scope of the report to logon attempts.
Guidelines for using the SET WHERE command to select events appear in Specifying
Selection Criteria on page 6-9.
SHOW Command
This command displays the current values of the AUDIT FILE, LOG, OUT, and SET
commands at your terminal.
SHOW
when entered by itself, displays the current values for OUT, LOG, and AUDIT FILE.
SHOW REPORT
displays the current values of the report parameters specified by the SET
commands.
SHOW [ REPORT | * ]