On Wed, 9 Sep 2020 at 10:08, Lionel Dyck <lbd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a way with PIPE MEMBERS to have it process all members?
>
Sure, you're right about the LISTPDS (or LISTISPF) to produce the member
names like that. You need to specify the dataset again with the MEMBERS
stage (the MEMBERS stage has no idea that you got that list from the
LISTPDS). Like this:
listpds fplom maclib s | substr 1.8 | members fplom maclib s | count
lines | cons
But normally you want to do something to identify the member that produced
the content, something like this maybe:
PIPE (END \) listpds fplom maclib s | substr 1.8 | o: fanout | pad 9 | j:
juxtapose | cons
\ o: | members fplom maclib s | locate ,ISPF, | j:
This selects the records that contain the specified string, and JUXTAPOSE
prefixes them with the name of the member that contains the data.
There's no fancy wildcard selection in MEMBERS. If you'd want to select a
subset of the members, that's something you do with separate stages on the
output of LISTPDS before you feed the records to MEMBERS. On z/OS you could
even use the extra information that ISPF keeps in the PDS directory.
Sir Rob the Plumber
