On 13 Jun 2020 21:45:00 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
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dspiegel...@hotmail.com (David Spiegel) wrote:
I am aware of CBT 106. I presented my solution in case the
user wanted to know if s/he had access.
If so, s/he could avoid all of the paperwork and
permission required to change IKJTSOxx etc. (which is
probably almost never granted).
Multiple techniques and examples are good. I'm sorry if I
sounded dismissive.
But if you're running under TSO and just want to know your
own access to a dataset, the LISTDSD command will tell you
that. I had a REXX program to parse the output of LISTDSD
and pull out just the "your access" information. It issued
the command once with "discrete" and once with "generic"
and gave full information. But the OP wanted to do it in
Assembler, so this technique is moot. (Plus, I think
they've added the capability to restrict that command since
I retired.)
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