This is what I use with ICETOOL to display dataset information.
HEADER('Data Set Name') ON(029,44,CH) -
HEADER('#Ext') ON(082,01,BI) -
HEADER('Volser') ON(083,06,CH) -
HEADER('BlkLen') ON(089,02,FI) -
HEADER('RecLen') ON(091,02,FI)
Hi,
Thank you for you suggestions.
I am going to try them out.
Jack
On Tue, 3 Aug 2021 at 15:21, Cameron Conacher wrote:
> Four bytes binary to display numeric?
> Starting-column,4,bi,EDIT=(TTTS)
> Maybe be what you are looking for?
>
> Packed date to display numeric?
> Starting-column,4,PD,
Four bytes binary to display numeric?
Starting-column,4,bi,EDIT=(TTTS)
Maybe be what you are looking for?
Packed date to display numeric?
Starting-column,4,PD,EDIT=(TTT)
Maybe what you are looking for?
If you want leading zeros use “T”
If you want leading zeroes as blanks use “I”.
Sent f
On the DCOLLECT
> input records the date is in the 'dddF' format and the space fields
are
> 4 byte long signed. I am pretty sure that there is a way to tell DFSORT
to
> make that translation but I am having no luck with the manual.
> Any suggestions?
Jack,
That is a standard Y4U format dat
I use a format item of E'.999' on the field specified as length 4, type
PD... I'm not sure of the syntax on a typical SORT, as I always use symbol
files, and ICETOOL DISPLAY for this sort of thing.
sas
On Tue, Aug 3, 2021 at 8:27 AM Jack Zukt wrote:
> Hello All,
> I am trying to build a rep
Hello All,
I am trying to build a report of inactive datasets using DCOLLECT for input
and DFSORT to create the files for each last year referenced.
For the output files I only want the dataset name; last used date;
allocated space; used space; storage group name. Now for the tricky part: I
want th
