Can you retrieve all of the datasets in the step and compare the ddnames?

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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> on behalf of 
Brian Westerman <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 2, 2025 5:51 PM
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Subject: Re: Where to find DDnames to match JES DSNAME


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Sorry, I forgot that it doesn't automatically append the original text when I 
reply.

The question is about a situation where i know the JOB number and JOBID, as 
well as the PROCSTEP, and JOBSTEP, and the actuall DDNAME within the jobs JCL, 
but I do NOT know the JES DSN name.  I know the format of the JES DSN, and I 
can get it dynamically 'if' I know that DSN.  But I don't know how to get that 
dsn dynamically, except for the "well known" ones like JESMSG, JESJCL, etc.

For instance, using SDSF i can "see' that my job has 4 JES datasets, three of 
them are the well known ones:
NP   DDNAME   rDate-CrTime       Forms    FCB  UCS  Wtr      Flash FlashC SegID 
DSName
     JESMSGLG 5/05/2025 21:19:04 STD      **** ****          ****     255       
BRIANW.BWDSNCHK.JOB00418.D0000002.JESMSGLG
     JESJCL   5/05/2025 21:19:04 STD      **** ****          ****     255       
BRIANW.BWDSNCHK.JOB00418.D0000003.JESJCL
     JESYSMSG 5/05/2025 21:19:04 STD      **** ****          ****     255       
BRIANW.BWDSNCHK.JOB00418.D0000004.JESYSMSG
     SYSPRINT 5/05/2025 21:19:08 STD      **** ****          ****     255       
BRIANW.BWDSNCHK.JOB00418.D0000102.?

So i can always get the JESMSGLG, JESJCL and JESSYSMSG for this job, but the 
SYSPRINT DD has a name of :

BRIANW.BWDSNCHK.JOB00418.D0000102.?

I "know" that my ID is BRIANW and the job I submitted is called BWDSNCHK and I 
know my job number is 418, but I don't know a programmatic way to get the last 
part of the JES DSN (the D0000102).

I "think" that the extended status SSI might be what I want, but I can't find a 
working sample to see it in action (i.e. to copy the code :)).

Brian

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