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ragava_b
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Joined: 06 May 2010 Posts: 29 Location: Hyderabad
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I have list of dataset name in ps file i want to list the dataset in 3.4 from the list in the ps
SYS8.CICS.AP0B.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0D.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0F.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0H.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0I.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0J.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0K.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0L.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0M.SDFHAUTH
Kindly let me know if any other possible option |
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enrico-sorichetti
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why not simply go to ISPF option 3.4 and use as pattern
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SYS8.CICS.*.SDFHAUTH |
but it would be wiser to define better the requirement |
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ragava_b
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when i use SYS8.CICS.*.SDFHAUTH i am getting all lpar dataset ...i need to restrict this to one lpar ..
we are working on shared lpar ... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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You just complain without giving any useful informatio
what is Your naming convention ? |
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ragava_b
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IF i am using the dslist option by specifing all dataset names
when i exeute the list it shows the dataset which is present in the list
here i can execute only 30 dataset ...i need to execute more than 30 ...
Data Sets Matched in list (sab)- list name
SYS8.CICS.AP0B.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0D.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0F.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0H.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0I.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0J.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0K.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0L.SDFHAUTH
SYS8.CICS.AP0M.SDFHAUTH |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007 Posts: 10872 Location: italy
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we are just wasting time here,
topic is going to be locked shortly for Your lack of cohoperation |
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ragava_b
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AS we know, using DSLIST option we can display max of 30 dataset only.
but if want to display more than 30 dataset.would you suggest any other option for this |
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enrico-sorichetti
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what is the pattern for the dataset You want to <list> ?
how did You build the list of datasets ? |
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ragava_b
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SYS8.CICS.**.SDFHAUTH only excute the current lpar list(dataset)
Build list using the reflist option (new list created) |
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enrico-sorichetti
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SYS8.CICS.**.SDFHAUTH only excute the current lpar list(dataset) |
what does that mean ???
You already complained that using that pattern will give too many hits |
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enrico-sorichetti
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anyway read the ISPF tutorials on how
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Tutorial ------------------ Managing personal lists ----------------- Tutorial
Option ===>
Creating, changing, and deleting personal lists is done through a set of
panels which are accessible via the 'Reflist' pulldown available on many
ISPF screens. These panels are also available by using the REFACTD,
REFACTL, REFOPEND, and REFOPENL system commands.
The following topics are presented in sequence, or may be selected by
number.
1 Creating new personal lists
2 Modifying existing lists
3 Deleting lists
4 Miscellaneous notes about managing personal lists
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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AS we know, using DSLIST option we can display max of 30 dataset only.
but if want to display more than 30 dataset.would you suggest any other option for this |
I suspect you may be the only one who knows this? Why do you believe this? We regularly retrieve a list of several hundred or thousand masked dataset names.
It is becoming less and less clear exactly what you want and where you are stuck . . . |
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Pedro
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Joined: 01 Sep 2006 Posts: 2546 Location: Silicon Valley
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AS we know, using DSLIST option we can display max of 30 dataset only.
but if want to display more than 30 dataset.would you suggest any other option for this |
We are all confusing the DSLIST command with the similarly named option 3.4, the DSLIST utility.
When you use the DSLIST command of ISPF, you see panel ISRPDSLB, "Personal Data Set Lists for Append". You can select a pre-defined list as a filter.
With the DSLIST command, you select a 'personal data set list'. Your list can have 30 filters which can have wildcard characters. Because of the wildcard, any item in your filter list could resolve to many actual datasets.
It is not clear how you distinguish LPAR datasets, but perhaps you can utilize the VOLUME field (which also accepts wildcards). |
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dick scherrer
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Thanks for the clarification Pedro
Must admit i was getting quite lost.
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Pedro
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Joined: 01 Sep 2006 Posts: 2546 Location: Silicon Valley
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You can display your datasets by explicitly naming the first 30 in your personal list. Then you can issue the APPEND command and select a different personal list to get 30 more datasets. Repeat until you have the entire list that you want.
The APPEND command will add more datasets to the existing list. |
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ragava_b
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Joined: 06 May 2010 Posts: 29 Location: Hyderabad
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Hi Pedro,
Thanks for the reply and i have done this on the similar way as you mention but i am unable to select more than 30 dataset at a time
my requirement is to select 90 dataset at a time ...do we have any other way to do this |
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Bill Woodger
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Please show how you have attempted it and the messages/results received. |
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don.leahy
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30 datasets? Sounds like the TS is using the ISPF Workplace rather than DSLIST service. |
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Pedro
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Sounds like the TS is using the ISPF Workplace rather than DSLIST service.
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I think he is using the DSLIST command of ISPF. |
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Pedro
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i have done this on the similar way as you mention but i am unable to select more than 30 dataset at a time |
Actually, I mentioned different two ways:
1. using wildcards
2. use APPEND command to add to the list
Which did you try? And as Bill asked: show us the details of what you tried. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007 Posts: 10872 Location: italy
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in a while I am going to lock the topic, it is getting nowhere |
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