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Kather Basha
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Location: Coimbatore
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hi
I am using a IBM personal communication to access mainframe.
I am accessing MF using ISPF 5.2
how i can know in which OS,MVS etc i am working in ... |
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PeD
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Vineet Joshi
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Hi,
By typing the SAREA command on the commad line you can get the OS.
ELSE
You can go to option 7(dialog test) on ISPF menu.
Then go to option 3(variables).
Now here you can see the variable ZOS390RL, it will tell you the OS. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
This
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TSO ISPVCALL STATUS
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provides very much info and it is all in one command, entered at the command line - no need for panel navigation or knowing various selectable options. |
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Kather Basha
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Joined: 18 Apr 2007
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Location: Coimbatore
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Thanks to all
i am really excited seeing responses from MF community 
But when i type tso ispvcall status
i am getting the error message as IKJ56500I COMMAND ISPVCALL NOT FOUND
FYI...
My terminal is connected through IBM Personal communications
ISPF version is 5.2
TSO version :-( sorry i don't know |
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expat
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007
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Location: Welsh Wales
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Put this into a PDS member and type EX next to the member name.
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/* REXX ***/
SAY 'SYSTEM ID = ' MVSVAR(SYSNAME)
SAY 'DFP LEVEL = ' MVSVAR(SYSDFP)
SAY 'OP SYSLEVEL = ' MVSVAR(SYSMVS)
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