{
{    This command allows the user to report all occurrences of a record from a
{ binary log.  Three output formats are available for this command.  These
{ formats are chosen at report generation time by the display_format parameter
{ on the generate_log command.  The options are legible_data, list, and binary.
{ Legible_data is intended to be used as input to a data base manager or report
{ formatter.  List is intended for human perusal of basically unformatted
{ statistics.  However, list can also be used for input to programs.  Binary
{ output has the same format as the input log.  It is intended to provide a
{ means of reducing the amount of data saved in a log.  The output templates
{ are given below:
{
{         Legible_Data Format
{
{              Column              Data
{              1 -            Statistic code
{                             Time stamp
{                             Date
{                             Job name
{                             Global Task ID
{                             Number of counters
{                             Length of descriptive data field
{                             Counter 1
{                             Counter 2
{                               .
{                               .
{                               .
{                             Counter K
{                             Descriptive data string

{         List Format

{          Row           Column              Data
{              1         1 -            Statistic code
{                                       Time stamp
{                                       Date
{                                       Job name
{                                       Global Task ID
{                                       Number of counters
{                                       Length of descriptive data field
{              2                        Counter 1
{                                       Counter 2
{                                         .
{                                         .
{            J-1                          .
{                                       Counter K
{              J                        Descriptive data string
{
{    Neither of these output formats allows for pagination.  They assume a
{ continuous output file.
{
{ PUT:  See the put_field_summary command for a description of this parameter.
{
{ NUMBER:  See the put_field_summary command for a description of this
{       parameter.
{
{ SELECTIONS:  This is the list of names of previously defined records that will
{       be reported.
{
{ COUNTERS:  This optional parameter allows the user to select which
{           counters of the specified statistic are counters of the specified
{           statistic are displayed and what base they are displayed in.  The
{           first element of each item in the counter list is a list of range
{           of counter numbers.  They have possible values from 1 to
{           sfc$max_number_of_counters (=255).  The keyword NONE means print no
{           counters.  The keyword ALL means print all the counters in the
{           record.  The second value is a single keyword specifying the base
{           the associated counters are to be displayed in.  Valid bases are
{           base_2, base_8, base_10, and base_16.  If no base is specified, the
{           base defaults to base_10.
{
{ DESCRIPTIVE_DATA:  This parameter allows the user to select all, part, or
{           none of the specified record's descriptive data field to be output
{           with the record.  The descriptive data string manipulation
{           functions can be used to choose all of the descriptive data field
{           or substrings of it.  Specifying the null string (='') causes no
{           descriptive data field to be output.  The default is to print all
{           of the descriptive data field.
{
{ STATUS: This parameter specifies the request status.
{       CONDITIONS:
{             pte$counter_changed
{             pte$counters_changed
{             pte$duplicate_name
{             pte$error_processing_parameter
{             pte$generate_report_mode
{             pte$redefined_put
{             pte$selec_ref_by_another_put
{             pte$undefined_selec_for_put
