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sumanth_toom
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| The idea was to archive/share the information. Just incase someone had the same problem in future ;) |
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enrico-sorichetti
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sumanth_toom
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Well it worked for me in couple of different shops !!
Here is the screenshot of how the output looks like..
(masked the some parts of the output..)
In case of multiple users/jobs using it,,all those are listed here as well ! |
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sumanth_toom
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@enrico-sorichetti
I have also used SYSDSN in REXX to find out if the dataset exists or not..
(The link you posted..)..but i am not sure if both are same !!  |
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expat
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| Are you using SYSDSN as a parameter of GRS, as opposed to SYSDSN as a TSO command ? |
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sumanth_toom
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I am using it as a TSO command..
TSO SYSDSN <file-name>
or directly againts the file after opening from 3.4 ..
like we use B (for browse) or E (for edit). |
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Pedro
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| Well it worked for me... |
Please check the manuals before offering suggestions. |
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manojkumar.sesuraj
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Its not working for me also... We have already discussed this topic last month...
Is there anything new... |
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brijesh_mca1
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None of the other cmds worked for me...but this one worked...
TSO SYSDSN 'VSAM-DATASET Name' |
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Akatsukami
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| I would suggest that those asserting that SYSDSN is a command search the libraries allocated to SYSPROC and SYSEXEC. I am willing to bet a reasonable sum that they will find a CLIST or exec named "SYSDSN" in one of those libraries. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello brijesh_mca1 and welcome to the forum,
When posting it is best to reply to a currently active topic rathr than a topic that has been inactive for more than 2 years  |
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don.leahy
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| The ISPF command DDLIST (also known as ISRDDN) has an ENQ sub command that displays all ENQs in the system. There is also a CON sub command that displays all ENQ conflicts. |
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shanbalasay
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| Thanks to priyesh.agrawal. Pressing F1 & F1 worked superb |
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