On Wed, 9 Aug 2017 20:58:11 +0100, CM Poncelet wrote: >FWIW Any SMP/E PGM=GIMSMP (or any other PGM=) in batch TSO can be >executed in REXX. All that is required is that the DDNames and datasets >be allocated - either as preallocated SMPPLOG, SMPPTFIN, SMPHOLD etc. in >the CSI's GLOBAL, TLIB and/or DLIB zones, or as 'ALLOC etc.' overrides - >and then issuing a "CALL GIMSMP" or "CALL <full path DSN>(GIMSMP)" in REXX. > No need for TSO. Use ADDRESS LINKMVS GIMSMP.
But I suspect the OP was seeking a solution that didn't involve scraping a listing data set. >The GLOBAL zone names will always be called 'GLOBAL'. The TLIB and DLIB >zones can be called anything you choose, and can all be associated with >a single GLOBAL zone (but this is not recommended unless they are >'separate' FMIDs of a same product). > In which case, they might as well, or better, be in a single zone pair, especially if load modules are built with cross-FMID INCLUDEs. >If the question was meant to be "How to find all the CSI DSNames in >SMP/E via REXX", I cannot answer. Their DSNames could be anything, >including e.g. the DSNs of clones of production etc. SMP/E CSIs. > If the DSNames are in DDDEFs (highly recommended) they can be listed with SMP/E commands. At times, a question has been posed here, "Can I, for a one-off, overide in JCL the DDDEFs in the CSIs?" Yes, but don't do that! (How useful has the new-fangled DD *,SYMBOLS=JCLONLY proved to be in making CSI definition UCLIN more consistent?) -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
