The DDNAME subcommand option specifies the data set where the report is written.
Use DDNAME to specify the data set where the report is written. You can specify any valid ddname including the default, provided that your JCL contains a DD statement for it. If a DD statement is omitted, it will be dynamically allocated to the SYSOUT message class of the job.
The default ddnames are shown in the following table. x represents a number equal to or greater than one and equal to or less than the maximum number of subcommand invocations allowed.
| Report Set | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accounting | Audit | I/O Activity | Locking | Record Trace | SQL Activity | Statistics | System Parameters | Utility Activity | |
| FILE | ACFILDDx | AUFILDDx | LOFILDDx | RTFILDDx | SQFILDDx | STFILDDx | SYFILDDx | ||
| REDUCE | ACWORK | AUDWORK | IOWORK | LOWORK | SQLWORK | STWORK | UTWORK | ||
| REPORT | ACRPTDD | AURPTDD | IORPTDD | LORPTDD | SQRPTDD | STRPTDD | UTRPTDD | ||
| RESTORE | ACRSTDD | STRSTDD | |||||||
| SAVE | ACSAVDD | STSAVDD | |||||||
| TRACE | ACTRCDDx | AUTRCDDx | LOTRCDDx | RTTRCDDx | SQTRCDDx | STTRCDDx | SYTRCDDx | UTTRCDDx | |