The LIMS/SM Utilities Collection (VS0067)
by Digital Equipment Corporation. This software has
been supplied as is, with no expressed or implied
commitment to maintain, update, or support it or
its use. By supplying this, DEC and the author(s)
of the following are not responsible for damage,
consequential or inconsequential, which may result
from its use.
AUDIT_REPORT.DOC
Information on the generation of AUDIT_REPORT.RPT
To generate a report:
$ @ AUDIT_REPORT.COM
The following files have been supplied in conjunction with the audit
report process:
AUDIT_REPORT.COM
AUDIT_REPORT.BLD
AUD1.FOR
AUD2.FOR
AUD3.FOR
HALFPRINT.FOR
INVOKE_MENU_V12.FOR
INVOKE_MENU_V13.FOR
OPEN_MP_FILE_READONLY.OBJ
AUDIT_REPORT.DOC (this file)
AUDIT_REPORT.COM is the driver file for the procedure. The other necessary
files must be located in the same directory as AUDIT_REPORT.COM. When
executed, this file produces the report AUDIT_REPORT.RPT, which contains the
revision histories of all changed tests.
To build the .EXE files necessary to complete the audit report generation
process, run the AUDIT_REPORT.BLD command file:
$ @AUDIT_REPORT.BLD
NOTE: This file must be edited before use. Examine the file for
further details.
Notes on the files:
AUD1.EXE reads revision history records in from the LIMSSMSC database. The
records read are the REV_TEST_RESULTS records. When run it outputs the number
of records found to the screen and writes the records to REVTRL.DAT.
AUD2.EXE also reads revision history records in from the LIMSSMSC database.
The records read are the REV_RESULT_TEXT records. When run it outputs the
number of records found to the screen and writes the records to REVRES.DAT.
HALFPRINT.EXE separates each record into two halves, one containing the test
result information and the other containing associated text. When run it asks
for the name of the file to be halfprinted, but this information is supplied
by the AUDIT_REPORT.COM.
AUD3.EXE produces the final report, AUDIT_REPORT.RPT.
OPEN_MP_FILE_READONLY.OBJ is used by invoke_menu_v13.for to open the menu
processor oper priv data file shared readonly. This object module must
be in the same directory as the bld commmand procedure when it is run.
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