Utility output: CSV format - Documentation for BMC AMI Ops Automation for Batch ThruPut 22.4
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A CSV file produced by the utility is a text file containing a comma-delimited data. Each record of the file contains the information about a specific job and a specific descriptor value difference. If the descriptor is a list, the file has a record for each item in the longer list (the number of items can be different in the Primary and Secondary JAL).
Each line contains a sequence of the following values enclosed in double quotation marks and separated by commas (both characters can be customized using parameters). Note, that the fields representing dates have the following format: YYYY-MM-DD and the fields representing time are in the form: hh:mm:ss.th.
The following fields appear on every line (in the listed order):
| # | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | System | System name job was analyzed at. |
| 2 | Subsystem | Subsystem name (for ex. JES2). |
| 3 | Date | Date the job was analyzed on. |
| 4 | Time | Time the job was analyzed at. |
| 5 | Job Name | Job name. |
| 6 | Job Id | JES Job Id. |
| 7 | Reader DAte | Date the job was processed by reader on. |
| 8 | Reader Time | Time the job was processed by reader at. |
| 9 | Primary JAL DS | Data set name Primary JAL came from. |
| 10 | Secondary JAL DS | Data set name Secondary JAL came from. |
| 11 | JAL Descriptor | JAL Descriptor name. |
| 12 | Primary JAL Value | Value the descriptor has for the job in Primary JAL. |
| 13 | Secondary JAL Value | Value the descriptor has for the job in Secondary JAL. |
