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vasanthz
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Could u please say if there is any utility like LISTDSI,DSINFO or SYSDSN to get the information about a DASD volume(s)?
Information like free Exts, free tracks, Logical free cylinders and the device type.
In some of the LPARs we have Quickref installed, so the below step gives a report about the volumes,
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//JS10 EXEC PGM=QWIKREF1,
// REGION=0K,
// PARM='S=ABC*'
//STEPLIB DD DSN=XXXX.QUICKREF.R700.QWILINK,DISP=SHR
//QWPRINT DD DSN=output.Ps.file,DISP=OLD
//* |
Output report:
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olume Mount Device Free Free Free Lrg Free LgFree DASD VTOC SMS
Serial Attr Type Exts Tracks Cyls #Tracks #Cyls Nmbr Ind Ind
(01) (02) (03) (04) (05) (06) (07) (08) (09) (10) (11)
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ABC000 STORAGE 3390 13 14831 983 8171 544 7D55 Yes No
ABC001 STORAGE 3390 9 14496 964 11445 763 7C35 Yes No
ABC002 STORAGE 3390 4 14602 972 14346 956 7E71 Yes No
ABC003 STORAGE 3390 4 15020 999 13726 915 7F0E Yes No
ABC004 PRIVATE 3390 247 15940 997 11256 750 7E31 Yes No
****************************** BOTTOM OF LIST ******************************** |
But in some LPARs we don't have quickref, So planning for an alternative.
I guess this can be done by using DCOLLECT, but if an utility like LISTDSI is already available, then please let me know.
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expat
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| DCOLLECT does it. Ask nicely because I think I may have a job to do that. |
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Marso
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You can run the IEHLIST utility with LISTVTOC statement.
More information in the DFSMSdfp Utilities |
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expat
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| Another option may be to use ISMF. You might need to talk to your storage people as well, as they may well already have the info you desire. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| ISMF is the fastest way to go! |
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vasanthz
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Hi, Thanks all for your help..
ISMF is slick 
This option had the info which I was looking for.
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| 1 DASD - Generate a List of DASD Volumes |
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| Ask nicely because I think I may have a job to do that. |
Just curious, If it is using DCOLLECT please share it.
Regards, |
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Pete Wilson
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| ISMF can also be run in Batch using Naviquest for which a Users Guide is available on the IBM website. |
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agkshirsagar
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Here is another way to get this information-
TSO TASID / Miscellaneous Displays / SPA |
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vasanthz
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Thanks,
TSO TASID appears to be handy. |
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agkshirsagar
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| TSO TASID appears to be handy. |
Yes it is. Its my personal favourite from the new ISPF features.  |
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