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janvseshan
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Hi All,
Using Rexx coding how we find who has logged into the mainframe from the given set of users.
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enrico-sorichetti
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please be more specific...
You want to get historical data or something like " DA OTSU" ??
for historical data You will have to process SMF data
for online data google for "sdsf rexx redbook" |
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janvseshan
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Hi,
When we login to our mainframe and when we give the REXX command it should display the users logged into the mainframe at that point of time.
Eg..If the user id A,B is logged in and C is not logged in and if I give the REXX command it should display userid A and B.
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Janani S |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Did you understand what Enrico suggested? Did you try it?
In tso/ispf, select sdsf. Then enter DA OTSU. This will display the active tso users. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| When we login to our mainframe and when we give the REXX command it should display the users logged into the mainframe at that point of time. |
from a business point of view, a generic user has no need to know
my old end users would be a bit annoyed to get a list with 400 senseless userids 
why not go to sdsf and "DA OTSU"...
the list would be done according to the end user authorizations |
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