Some time ago I made some changes in a rexx I found on the CBT tape (I'm
sorry not to know the author's name). It searches for a given string in all
datasets that match a given dataset name pattern and/or allocated on volumes
that match a given volser pattern. I use this JCL:
//T1AI$RCG JOB
Re: Looking For a Search Engine
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On Wednesday 28 June 2006 02:04, David Shein wrote:
Does anyone know of a program that will search a set of MVS data
sets for a member and/or text within a member?
I am looking for something that can run in batch and search
a large number of data sets
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Does anyone know of a program that will search a set of MVS data sets
for a member and/or text within a member?
There are a whole punch that will search multiple DD mstatements.
There's also grep, which lets
Does anyone know of a program that will search a set of MVS data sets
for a member and/or text within a member? I am looking for something
that can run in batch and search a large number of data sets in a
single operation. Does the CBT tape or some other venue have a tool
that will do that?
the details.
Tom
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Does anyone know of a program that will search a set
Jon,
Thanks for that. I had considered an approach like this (Rexx is
usually my first response to such tasks), but that kind of iterative
processing in Rexx, plus all the allocation/deallocation, is likely
to be just too slow for the kinds of searches we need to do. I don't
mind if the job
David,
If you have PDSMAN, it can scan multiple pds datasets. It will show the
name of the
pds dataset in the heading in case you are concatenating multiple datasets.
That is
one advantage it had over the ISRSUPC utility that IBM provides.
Regards,
John
IPOUPDTE might work for you if you can live with its token scanning.
(Generally, you can scan for anything that might pass as a JCL token.)
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On Wednesday 28 June 2006 02:04, David Shein wrote:
Does anyone know of a program that will search a set of MVS data
sets for a member and/or text within a member?
I am looking for something that can run in batch and search
a large number of data sets in a single operation.
Does the
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Subject: Re: Looking For A Search Engine
IPOUPDTE might work for you if you can live with its token scanning.
(Generally, you can scan for anything that might pass as a JCL token.)
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Subject: Looking For A Search Engine
Does anyone know of a program that will search a set of MVS data sets
for a member and/or text within a member? I am looking for something
that can run in batch and search a large number of data sets
Hello David,
You can use IBM supplied SRCHFOR in batch (or online).
eg.
//SYDBHS14 JOB (ACCT#),'SEARCH SYSLOG',
// CLASS=I,
// MSGCLASS=W,
//
Thanx, Bruce, I think that'll do what we need. I was about to ask
where is it documented? but then I found it -- ISPF Users Guide, Vol. 2.
Thanks again.
David
At 11:15 PM 6/28/2006 -0500, you wrote:
Hello David,
You can use IBM supplied SRCHFOR in batch (or online).
eg.
//SYDBHS14 JOB
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