CYCLES - Selecting the Database File Cycles
The MICS Database file cycles, from which the postprocessor reports are to be generated, are selected by means of a SAS global variable assignment statement. The statement is required and must be present after the //CONTROL DD * statement in the report JCL.
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The format of the statement is:
%LET CYCLES = c1 c2 ... cn;
Multiple cycles must be delimited by blanks. Any cycle value less than ten requires the presence of a leading zero.
No check is made to verify that the cycles specified are actually present in the
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. However, the first cycle specified is used during the report setup phase to identify the HARCPU file (in the timespan identified by the %LET TSPAN = control statement) to be read in order to determine the environment of each SYSID. If this cycle is not present, the report run is aborted.Example:
%LET CYCLES = 03 02 01;