Gabor Hoffer wrote: >Yes, it's the output from $DINTRDR, but I want to get it directly. >I'm wondering, if it can be inquired by SSI call or extracted from mvs/jes >data areas.
Ok. I will bite on this thread. What z/OS and JES2 level are you on? What program language(s) do you want to use to get that info? One way to do that is, as others said, issue a command (say with SVC 34 or similar) and then scrape the fat from the SYSLOG to get your info. I don't like scanning the parmlib, because you may scan an outdated thing... I believe there is a JES2 macro you can use, something like $SCAN macro or so. But note, I just mentioned $SCAN as an example, it does not say, you can use that. I hope someone else can give you a working example of a JES2 macro in Assembler. DISCLAIMER - my knowledge of JES2 macros is somewhat badly rusty these days. Some serious polishing is waiting... I wonder if there is a CBT freebie lurking which can do what you want... Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
