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T.O.
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| I want to list a bunch of (0) generation datasets and write it to a dataset. |
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superk
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| IDCAMS LISTCAT, or the TSO command LISTCAT. |
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T.O.
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| superk wrote: |
| IDCAMS LISTCAT, or the TSO command LISTCAT. |
But how do I get it to list only the current generation of a dataset and not all ? |
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expat
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| You can't. |
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superk
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There's only one alternative I can think of, and it would require a job with one unique DD statement for each generation-0 dataset you want to inquire on, and it would require some knowledge of REXX or CLIST functrions.
Could you meet these requirements for your process? |
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expat
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Or maybe DFdss where you can filter relative generations
If I remember correctly. Might be worth a browse within the fine manual. |
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