In C, if you do an fopen to the PDS or PDSE without a member name,
you can read the directory much like a normal file (fopen with "rb").
Then you have the member names, and then you can fopen the
individual members and process them.
Don't know, if it works for COBOL, too. Maybe not. But if C is an
option for you, here is your solution.
Kind regards
Bernd
Am 07.07.2013 07:43, schrieb Ze'ev Atlas:
Gil
You've just made me rethinking my direction
Allocate the PDS(E) with DSORG=PS; RECFM=F; LRECL=256. Parse out
member names.
In C I can do something like
for (...)
{
struct dirent *dent = readdir(dir);
do something with dent (i.e. open the file, manipulate and close.)
}
after I properly issued opendir
If the file I open in opendir happened to be DD that point to a PDS or PDSE
would that work the same?
Thanks
ZA
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