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nkothako
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MVSVAR(SYSDFP)
MVSVAR(SYSMVS)
MVSVAR(SYSNAME)
MVSVAR(SYSOPSYS)
MVSVAR(SYSSMFID)
MVSVAR(SYSSMS)
SYSVAR(SYSPREF)
SYSVAR(SYSPROC)
SYSVAR(SYSLTERM)
SYSVAR(SYSWTERM)
SYSVAR(SYSJES)
SYSVAR(SYSTERMID)
SYSVAR(SYSTSOE) |
through the below instructions i could get some of it, but unable to get remain like cobol, db2 etc..
more over i want get all the informations.. is it possible |
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Robert Sample
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| Why not talk to your site support group about what you want to know? |
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Pedro
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| get all the informations |
I think you will get better answers if you are more specific. 'All' is too vague.
For compilers, when you compile a program, there is usually a some indication of the release level in the output.
For DB2, there may be a way to get the release level, but you should ask in the DB2 forum. And if you know how to get it manually, we might be able to help in a rexx implementation. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Pedro wrote: |
| 'All' is too vague. |
and they lead to vague answers, such as try using: TSO ISPVCALL STATUS |
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