I did, bit laborious, but just poking around I saw HLQ's that started to
mean something. Plus the list gave me 'srchfor' and 'member' - pearls of
wisdom. And for an oldtime app developer, if it aint catalogued it dont
exist.
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From: "Schwarz, Barry A" <barry.a.schw...@boeing.com>
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Subject: Re: How to find a PDS member
If you really have no idea what the HLQ is, you can just use 3.4 with the
29 simplest, A*, B*, ..., Z*, @*, #*, $*. Not sophisticated and only
works if the dataset is catalogued.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2012 6:16 PM
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Subject: Re: How to find a PDS member
OK, thanks, 'member' is the ticket!
Downside is that Dsname Level is mandatory implying some knowledge of the
high level qualifier. I happened to know that IGYCOP* is what I wanted so
found my members. In the real world am not sure this is a downside?
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