The report viewed from the history file is normally the same as the real-time report inserted in your job output on the JES spool. However, if no report was written to the fault entry when it was first created, then a pseudo batch reanalysis report is added whenever possible the first time an attempt is made to view it with the 'V' or 'S' line command, provided that the user has update access to the history file. Fault entries without real-time reports are those created with the DeferredReport option in effect, or recovery fault recording fault entries. Since the report that can be viewed might be a real-time report, or might be a batch reanalysis report created and saved at a later stage, the common term "saved report" is used to refer to the report that is contained in the fault entry. Note that the Batch Reanalysis Options, not the Interactive Reanalysis Options, are used when creating the saved report.
To open the saved report on the client side we need to right click on the Fault Entry which contains the saved report and click on option "Open saved report".
This will open the saved report created using the Batch reanalysis options.
In case we want to delete the saved report locally from the view, we can again right click on the Fault Entry and choose the "Delete saved report" option.
Fault Analyzer plug-in for Eclipse