Security by Server Report (SBMSVFREP)

How to Get There

On the Modern Reports Menu, choose option 12 or prompt SBMSVFREP.

What it Does

The Security by Server Report (SBMSVFREP) command prints a listing of the Server and Function properties you have configured.

Options

Server (SVR)

Allows you to limit the report to the properties for a specific server.

Specify one of the following values:

*ALL Properties for all servers are listed.
server-name Specify the name of the server for which you would like properties to be listed.

Output (OUTPUT)

Specifies the target of the report data. The data can be printed, or can be extracted to a CSV-formatted stream file.

Specify one of the following values:

*PRINT The report data will be printed to a spooled file.
*CSV The report data will be output to a CSV-formatted stream file.

Options (OPTIONS)

Options to allow you to tailor the output somewhat.

Specify zero or more of the following values:

*HIDEDFT Functions defaulting to the server level will not be printed on the report. Functions that have Authority(*SERVER) Aud(*) Msg(*) Cap(*) Switch(*NONE) on them always default to the server-level properties.
*COLHEADS Column headings will print before each new server's data is printed. This helps separate servers from each other in long listings.

Output file path (PATH)

Specifies the full path to the CSV-formatted stream file that is to receive the extracted transaction data. A new file is always created; if the file already exists, the command will fail.

path-name Specify the path name of the CSV-formatted stream file that is to be created to receive the extracted transaction data.

Stream file CCSID (CCSID)

Specifies the encoding of the data placed into the CSV stream file.

*UTF8 Unicode UTF-8 (CCSID 1208) encoding will be used.
*UTF16 Unicode UTF-16 (CCSID 1200) encoding will be used.
*PCASCII CCSID 819 will be used to encode the data.
1-65535 Specify the CCSID to be used to encode the CSV stream file data.

Include column headings (COLHEADS)

Specifies whether a row is included to specify the column headings in the resulting spreadsheet when the CSV file is opened by a compatible application.

*YES The first row in the file will name each column.
*NO A row that names each column is not included.

Command Keys

F3 (Exit): Exit the screen without running the command.

F4 (Prompt): Shows the permissible values for the entry field. If the cursor is on an entry field for a parameter of TYPE(*COMMAND) or TYPE(*CMDSTR), shows a prompt display for the command.

F5 (Refresh): Refreshes all parameters to their original default values.

F9 (All parameters): Shows entry fields for all parameters, including those not selected by entries on previous parameters and those not commonly used. It does not show parameters that have been defined with the selective prompt character ?-.

F11 (Keywords/Choices): Toggles between the version of the prompt display that shows possible choices and the version that shows parameter keywords.

F12 (Cancel): Exit the screen without processing any pending changes.

F13 (How to use this display): Shows help for the prompt display or associated display you are currently using.

F14 (Command string): Shows the resulting command as it would run with the parameter values currently entered.

F15 (Error messages): Shows all error messages that pertain to the command being entered.

F16 (Command complete): Indicates that all values needed have been entered, and requests the system to run the command without showing additional displays.

F24 (More keys): Shows additional function keys that can be used for this display.