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Deepa Natarajan
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Hi,
I have to find the job name(JCL) which created a particular DASD dataset.
Is that possible?
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mohitsaini
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For such cases what I do is:
I search for that particular DASD name in the JCLLIB/PROCLIB and then I come to know which JCL created that.
I don't know if there is any better way to find that out. I would be very interested to know if there is any.
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gcicchet
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Deepa Natarajan
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hi,
the problem is, its a GDG file and more than 20 genreations of that GDG files are availabe in mainframes.
But i have to find the job name which creates these GDG files.
(The prob is we have "n" number of JCL libraries and i am not sure where am i supposed to search!!) 
it would be a great help if i get any solution for this!! |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Deepa and welcome ot the forums,
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But i have to find the job name which creates these GDG files.
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From the SMF data, your storage management people can help you identify the actual jobname(s) that created the datasets.
If your system uses scheduling software, that system will have the info of what is submitted. The scheduling admin people will know how that sustem works.
Depending on how your organization manages execute jcl, there are many possible places where the execution jcl "lives". Sometimes, jcl is submitted by users from their own libraries or the jcl is generated/submitted dynamically.
Hopefully, your system uses scheduling software and has only a few productoin jcl libraries. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Why not use ISPF 3.14 option & if libraries to search are more than one, concatenate them in equivalent batch process. |
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