All,
I am looking for a rexx example that takes the output from a
"DS QD,TYPE=ALL,ONLINE" (or similar)
and then generate a vtoc report for each volume that is online.
I will then take the output and ftp it to an offsite location for DR
recovery.
This seems something that others may have alrea
Hi Tony,
Please look at the VTOC Command Processor on CBT File 112.
It has customizable reports, including volume masks and checking for
uncataloged datasets.
Regards,
David
On 2019-07-30 07:40, Tony Thigpen wrote:
> All,
>
> I am looking for a rexx example that takes the output from a
> "DS QD,
To all DFSORT gurus,
I am having problems with variable record lengths where minimum record length
is 211, 4 (RDW) plus 207 characters. The rest of the record is varying from 0
(zero) to max of LRECL=32756. I am just interested in the first 1000 characters
of the input records. (See below for t
Do you have any third part DASD reporting software, i.e. FDREPORT?
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All,
I am lookin
No.
Tony Thigpen
PINION, RICHARD W. wrote on 7/30/19 8:39 AM:
Do you have any third part DASD reporting software, i.e. FDREPORT?
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David,
Thanks. I now have CBT 112 installed and linked.
I can't find an example of the correct batch JCL to execute the command
within the file. Do you have some JCL you can share?
Tony Thigpen
David Spiegel wrote on 7/30/19 8:01 AM:
Hi Tony,
Please look at the VTOC Command Processor on CBT
David,
Go it running. Now I need to play with the control card options. Thanks.
Tony Thigpen
Tony Thigpen wrote on 7/30/19 9:47 AM:
David,
Thanks. I now have CBT 112 installed and linked.
I can't find an example of the correct batch JCL to execute the command
within the file. Do you have som
Hi Sean,
Have you created VRS definitions? These are used to control retention, based on
a variety of factors, such as whether the dataset is catalogued. EDGRMMxx is
more to do with system options and VLPOOL defs where I guess you'd set
EXPDTCHECK(N) to rely on RMM volume status to govern scrat
Does anyone know at what level of Syncsort there is support for the JNF1JMSG
and JNF2JMSG DD's when performing a JOIN?
We are currently at Syncsort version 2.1.6.0N. z/OS level is V2.2.
Peter
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The trouble with us darn mainframers -- we don't do change very well. __asm
came along to C++ somewhere around V2R2 or V2R3.
Thanks. I will have to give DEVTYPE a shot and figure out how to translate
it into __asm. I've never done __asm (for the aforementioned reasons).
Charles
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char dvt_ddname[9];
int dvt_retcode;
long long int devtype_info;
strcpy(dvt_ddname, "MYDDNAME");
__asm(" DEVTYPE %2,%0\n ST 15,%1"
: "=m"(devtype_info), "=m"(dvt_retcode)
: "m"(dvt_ddname)
: "r0","r1","r15" );
if
Thx
Charles
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char dvt_ddname[9];
int dvt_retcode;
long long int devtype
One caution: Make sure the DD name variable is blank-padded to 8 characters or
DEVTYPE will not work correctly (the trailing "\0" from strcpy will give you
grief).
Peter
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> I am having problems with variable record lengths where minimum
> record length is 211, 4 (RDW) plus 207 characters. The rest of the
> record is varying from 0 (zero) to max of LRECL=32756. I am just
> interested in the first 1000 characters of the input records. (See
> below for the input record
A good source of information on the different retention method options in RMM
is the DFSMSrmm Primer:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg245983.html?Open ... this IBM Redbook
provides a highlight of the different functions within RMM including the
different retention methods that can be use
If it happens again, open a pmr. ISPF uses device type to determine if
MIGRAT'x' corresponds to ML'1', ML'2' or ML'C'. Since you are seeing a 'C',
but have never targeted 'C'loud object storage, there could be a defect in
which the device type is not being set appropriately. Thx.
---
If you don't care about dynamic allocation then a traditional TIOT search will
work, as will RDJFCB and SWAREQ.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Bernd Oppolzer
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I could be wrong, but my memory from about a years ago is not at the then most
current level, and no intent to add the feature.
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Thanks, this helps me a lot (no action required)
:-)
Am 30.07.2019 um 21:43 schrieb Seymour J Metz:
If you don't care about dynamic allocation then a traditional TIOT search will
work, as will RDJFCB and SWAREQ.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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