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Thiru Chandira Moorthi
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hello all,
Usually when we issue the tso commands it is stored in 'userid.SPFLOG.LIST'. Is there any global log(like syslog) for tso?
Can we list the issued tso commands?
Correct me if i'm wrong. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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it depends on Your system setup,
IIRC it should be possible to log to the smf datasets the tso commands issued |
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ofer71
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enrico,
Your memory is still fresh. The SMF record type 32 can be used to log invocation of TSO commands.
O. |
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Thiru Chandira Moorthi
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Thank you.
Can you provide me the guidelines to generate, smf type 32 reports(like parm, utility). |
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expat
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Thiru Chandira Moorthi
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| Thank you very much. |
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Bill Dennis
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SMF 32 records are only written for the commands you name in a list (# of uses, CPU time, etc.). A system exit is required to feed the list to TSO.
There is no global log of commands issued by all users. |
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Thiru Chandira Moorthi
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| Fine thanks. |
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