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Spreadsheet Oriented Report (SOR) HLASM Toolkit Feature User's Guide GC26-8710-10 |
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The Spreadsheet Oriented (SOR) report is a comma-delimited file that you can import into a spreadsheet application, such as Lotus 1-2-3, to estimate effort and impact assessment. On CMS ASMXREF creates the SOR in a file named filename OUTSOR A, where filename is the name of the control file. on z/OS, the default name for the SOR, defined in the procedure supplied with ASMXREF, is userid.XREFOUT.SOR. On z/VSE the SOR is printed from SYSPRT. The Spreadsheet Oriented report shows occurrences of specified tokens
in the search library.
Default tokens
are specified in the XRFLANG file; tokens you have specified
are contained in your XRFTOKN token file.
For details on the
default tokens see ASMXREF XRFLANG Statements.
For details of the
TOKEN control statements see ASMXREF Token Statement.
The first record for each token set in the report
is the "heading" record with the following quoted
strings:
The remaining records are detail records containing the module name, the number of lines of code, the total matches for the module, and the number of matches for each token. The report segments each header and detail record in 80 byte segments, with the last segment having an EBCDIC CR (carriage return) and a LF (line feed) character. The report pads each record with spaces to fill the 80 characters. The report specifies the carriage return and line feed characters with a <. Set title delimiters and cell separator characters with the report parameters. For details on the report parameters see ASMXREP Options. When you run the ASMXREF scan phase, for the
SOR report, ASMXREF generates the TSP (Tagged Source Program).
The ASMXREF report phase
uses the Tagged Source Program to create the SOR report.
Figure 1. Sample Spreadsheet Oriented Report for z/OS and CMS
Figure 2. Sample Spreadsheet Oriented report for z/VSE
Note: When you create the Spreadsheet Oriented report on z/VSE, it generates
two records at the end of the file:
Before importing the file into a spreadsheet, delete these records. |
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