el (Seymour J.) Metz
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Subject: Re: LISTCAT for a VTOC
I was
W dniu 10.04.2021 o 19:03, Farley, Peter x23353 pisze:
Not every site allows just anyone to use DCOLLECT. For whatever reason,
DCOLLECT on my employer's systems is SAF protected and unusable by any
application programmer.
Maybe I talk too much, but everytime I see "whatever reason" I ask wha
Yeah, I remember that. But I'm a security guy - and on this particular machine
I'm not just ~a~ security guy but ~the~ security guy. So that shouldn't be a
problem :).
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I was translating from batch to REXX in my head. If it's possible (so I've
read, but never tried it) to run ISPF in batch, if you allocate all the ISPF
DDs, then it should be possible to allocate them in REXX and do the same thing.
But if I do that anywhere but the READY prompt, the allocation
Bob,
You can run IEHLIST against the volume you are interested and then extract
the dataset names from that output using DFSORT.
//**
//* RUN IEHLIST AGAINST THE VOLUME *
//
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Subject: Re: LISTCAT for a VTOC
Yes, that's what I meant, and I'm going to have to use the LM services
anyway to transfer the PDSs so I may as well.
(Technically I think I ~could~ use 3.4 in a REXX program. I've read (though
I've never tried it
#x27;s systems is SAF protected and unusable by any
> application programmer.
>
> Peter
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Subject: Re: LISTCAT for a VTOC
Ah, "DCOLLECT", I remember that. I once wrote a REXX for a storage manager to
use DCOLLECT and ... and do something with its output, I forget exactly what.
It was some years ago. But I remember thinking &quo
Transfer pads? Use SDS or equipment. These programs can read at a volume
level.
בתאריך שבת, 10 באפר׳ 2021 ב-16:12 מאת Bob Bridges :
> Yes, that's what I meant, and I'm going to have to use the LM services
> anyway to transfer the PDSs so I may as well.
>
> (Technically I think I ~could~ use 3.4 i
Am I missing something... does IEHLIST LISTVTOC give you what you need? See
here
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.1.0?topic=statements-listvtoc-statement
//VTOCLIST JOB ...
//STEP1EXEC PGM=IEHLIST
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=A
//DD2 DD UNIT=*disk*,VOLUME=SER=11,DISP=OLD
//SYSIN
On Sat, 10 Apr 2021 09:12:33 -0400, Bob Bridges wrote:
>...
>(Technically I think I ~could~ use 3.4 in a REXX program. I've read (though
>I've never tried it) that one can run ISPF in batch, if one wants to go to
>the trouble of allocating all the necessary ISPF DDs. So I could probably
>
Copy th
Ah, "DCOLLECT", I remember that. I once wrote a REXX for a storage manager to
use DCOLLECT and ... and do something with its output, I forget exactly what.
It was some years ago. But I remember thinking "hey, this DCOLLECT thingy is
pretty handy; I should remember it and use it from time to t
Yes, that's what I meant, and I'm going to have to use the LM services
anyway to transfer the PDSs so I may as well.
(Technically I think I ~could~ use 3.4 in a REXX program. I've read (though
I've never tried it) that one can run ISPF in batch, if one wants to go to
the trouble of allocating all
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Subject: Re: LISTCAT for a VTOC
Yeah, that's what I said: I would use LISTC
What about DCOLLECT?
It is also IDCAMS command.
AFAIR it is quite flexible - generic volsers, a lot of useful information.
--
Radoslaw Skorupka
(looking for new job)
Lodz, Poland
W dniu 09.04.2021 o 17:55, Bob Bridges pisze:
Yeah, that's what I said: I would use LISTCAT, but it won't work
Yeah, that's what I said: I would use LISTCAT, but it won't work on
uncatalogued datasets. And I see I left something out: I'm writing a REXX.
I can do it in 3.4, but there are too many datasets; I'm tired of doing it
manually, especially as I suppose I'll need the process more than once.
...Al
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I'm gonna kick myself, I just know I am, but if I know the answer to this
already I can't dredge it up. I want to list all the datasets on a particula
You can also use ISPF services in REXX, or via ISPF batch.
LMDINIT then LMDLIST, where LMDLIST allows you to scope by wildcard or volume.
- KB
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On Friday, April 9, 2021 7:52 AM, David Spiegel wrote:
> Hi John, Bob,
> Please see File 112, the VTOC Command Processo
Hi John, Bob,
Please see File 112, the VTOC Command Processor.
(In 1999, I had the honour of extending it to allow for 4-digit device
addresses and other things).
Regards,
David
On 2021-04-08 21:36, John McKown wrote:
In TSO, I use ISPF option 3.4 with no DSN and something in the VOLUME.
In
Yeah, this is for a REXX, so I guess IEHLIST is what I need. Thanks, John.
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Also, ADRDSSU DUMP, with the NORUN (or however the test, don't do option is
specified)
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In TSO, I use ISPF option 3.4 with no DSN and something in the VOLUME.
In batch, I use IEHLIST LISTVTOC. I think there is TSO command on the
CBTTabe somewhere that does a TSO LISTVTOC.
On Thu, Apr 8, 2021, 20:29 Bob Bridges wrote:
> I'm gonna kick myself, I just know I am, but if I know the ans
I'm gonna kick myself, I just know I am, but if I know the answer to this
already I can't dredge it up. I want to list all the datasets on a particular
DASD volume. I'd use LISTCAT LVL('hlq'), but these are not catalogued.
Where's the TSO command for that?
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