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> Richard L Peurifoy
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> Subject: Re: [IBM-MAIN] Is there an IBM program that will tell me what job
> created a DASD DSN?
>
> On 12/14/2011
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Thanks Bill for kindly giving me a wee hint. :-)
Browsing this thing showed it is a truly ancient art modified over the
years all the way from indexed VTOC support in 1979 around... ;-D
Just curious... was there ever a
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
>>Browsing this thing showed it is a truly ancient art modified over the years
>>all the way from indexed VTOC support in 1979 around... ;-D
>All the way? It goes back well before 1979, to OS/360, although I haven't
>checked whether there are change flags from tha
I think they still existing on non-indexed volumes.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r11/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r11.idar100/r1042.htm
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 8:40 AM, Bill Fairchild
wrote:
> If you mean was there ever a Format 7 DSCB, then the answer is yes. It is
> not incl
On 12/14/2011 2:32 AM, Ron Hawkins wrote:
Richard,
If the format 9 DSCB includes the date, time and jobname of the creating job
it should not be too hard to tie this to an SMF Type30 subtype 2 or 3 record
to get additional auditing information.
This is true, but unless you keep SMF data foreve
In <7017189519691316.wa.elardus.engelbrechtsita.co...@bama.ua.edu>, on
12/14/2011
at 07:14 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht
said:
>Browsing this thing showed it is a truly ancient art modified over
>the years all the way from indexed VTOC support in 1979 around... ;-D
All the way? It goes back well be
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Elardus Engelbrecht
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DSN?
Just curious... was there ever a num
Bill Fairchild wrote:
>See SYS1.MODGEN(IECSDSL1) for the Format 1 through Format 9 DSCB DSECTs.
Thanks Bill for kindly giving me a wee hint. :-)
Browsing this thing showed it is a truly ancient art modified over the years
all the way from indexed VTOC support in 1979 around... ;-D
Just curiou
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> created a DASD DSN?
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> On 12/13/2011 1:15 PM, Bill Fairchild wrote
On 12/13/2011 1:15 PM, Bill Fairchild wrote:
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Subject: Re: Is there an IBM program that will tell me what job created a DASD
DSN?
>>Mike Wood
Mike Wood wrote:
>One more thing no-one mentioned yet
:-D
>The format-9 DSCB contains the creating information. This requires a format-8
>DSCB rather than format-1.
>So, going forward, hopefully, more data set will readily have that information
>in the vtoc.
Please be very kind to share
One more thing no-one mentioned yet
The format-9 DSCB contains the creating information. This requires a format-8
DSCB rather than format-1.
So, going forward, hopefully, more data set will readily have that information
in the vtoc.
Mike Wood
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You did not state what kind of dataset
1) SEQ/PS/PO/PDSE
Or
2) VSAM
If the first - SMF 14/15 - there are records for create/update/read/delete
for these types of files.
If the second - SMF Type 60s (I do not have the SMF manual to refer to which
one is CREATE for VSAM).
There are different r
Cosby, Bob wrote:
nothing? ;-)
Ok, From the subject above you want something to tell you what created a
dataset?
One question: do you want to be notified IMMEDIATELY or do you want some 'after
the event' reports?
You got good replies for the latter.
For the first, AFAIK, there is nothing 'r
W dniu 2011-12-13 08:57, Vernooij, CP - SPLXM pisze:
[...]
And the final detail: SMF14/15 is written at CLOSE. If a dataset is
created and never opened, there will be no SMF14/15, nor any CA-DISK
info.
If the dataset is cataloged, you can look at SMF61 (catalog define).
Of course one must care
"Roberts, John J" wrote in message
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> Going back to fundamentals, my recollection is that this information
is not in the VTOC (F1 DSCB), nor is it to be found in the catalog.
Unless someone puts it there, like CA-DI
Liz,
I know what you mean, however most shops turn a blind eye to systems people
running their own acquired code on their own ID. I understand and fully agree
that programs like DAF and others on the CBT or other such places should not be
given to applications programs . I have been burned by
Dave,
Technically IBM also supplies HLASM as well but the question was phrased to let
the reader to think that a canned solution. The DFSORT option (actually semi
valid) requires a bit of logic and some amount of programming type logic ie
packed, binary etc and of course record layouts and wha
Going back to fundamentals, my recollection is that this information is not in
the VTOC (F1 DSCB), nor is it to be found in the catalog. So it is only to be
found in the SMF data. I hope I have it right so far.
One implication could be that for certain ancient datasets, there will be no
recor
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> Behalf Of Lizette Koehler
> Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 1:33 PM
> To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
> Subject: Re: Is there an IBM program that will tell me what job created a
> DASD DSN?
>
> >
> > Liz,
> >
> >The list you provided is OK, but in
>
> Liz,
>
>The list you provided is OK, but in reality you really only need DAF and its
>free.
>While the others an do the job well I might add. The simple answer is usually
>the best.
>
>Ed
>
Absolutely agree. DAF is usually sufficient.
However, some shops do not like "freeware" and this s
Liz,
The list you provided is OK, but in reality you really only need DAF and its
free.
While the others an do the job well I might add. The simple answer is usually
the best.
Ed
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There are probably several on the CBT tape (www.cbttape.org)
I recommend the DAF utility on the CBT tape (file094).
You can look at the SMF 14/15 records using IEHEYEBALL.
AFAIK, there is no "supplied" program with z/OS.
HTH,
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