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Of Charles Mills
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It occurs to me that the conclusion of my note should read "CSI will return
the former. The DSCBs will let you compute the latter,
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Of Charles Mills
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 4:25 PM
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Subject: Re: Dynamically obtaining allocated space characteristics
Specifically, it's in DFSMS Managing Catalogs.
Does the OP want to know the space requested for the dataset, or the
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Assunto: Re: Dynamically obtaining allocated space characteristics
Dave Quinn wrote:
> I
n the former. The DSCBs will let you compute the latter.
Charles
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 12:13 PM
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Subject: Re: Dynamically obtaining allocated space characteristics
>
> I refuse to admit that this is not kept handy somewhere. ISPF's
"Dataset
> Information" has it, why can't I.
ISPF does not display the primary allocation, it displays the "
I refuse to admit that this is not kept handy somewhere. ISPF's "Dataset
Information" has it, why can't I.
ISPF does not display the primary allocation, it displays the "first
extent size"
General Data Current Allocation
Management class . . : **None**
Dave,
>I want to run in a batch Assembler program. Possibly provide a DSN as
input
and return information as close to as possible that is returned from ISPF's
Dataset Information screen.
I think Charles (Mills) offered some sample code that may help you (already
deleted the article).
>I had been
ovember 15, 2006 8:00 AM
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Subject: Re: Dynamically obtaining allocated space characteristics
Thanks so far ...
I want to run in a batch Assembler program. Possibly provide a DSN as input
and return information as close to as possible that is returned from ISPF's
Data
has it, why can't I.
I do not have any 3rd party software.
Dave Quinn.
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Of John Kington
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 10:26 AM
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You can tell the secondary allocation amount from the DSCB but the primary
is not
kept in the DSCB for nonvsam datasets. Only the size of the first extent is
kept.
If you have the SMF type 15 record, a portion of the JFCB is imbedded in
the
record. Somewhere around offset 220 is the primary amount
ly.
Charles
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On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:59:53 -
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:59:53 -0500 Dave Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
:>Ive been digging for a couple of days now trying to find out how I can
:>dynamically retrieve the allocated space of a known dataset. Can anyone
:>give me even a whiff of where to look?
DSCB.
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Dave Quinn wrote:
I’ve been digging for a couple of days now trying to find out how I can
dynamically retrieve the allocated space of a known dataset. Can anyone
give me even a whiff of where to look?
It would help if you defined your environment. Easiest is the
write an assembler routine to
I’ve been digging for a couple of days now trying to find out how I can
dynamically retrieve the allocated space of a known dataset. Can anyone
give me even a whiff of where to look?
Dave Q
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