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hclily
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and then which command can browse the information of a volume?
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Rupesh.Kothari
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Hi Naga,
You can try following JCL for the same, If you want the store the value and use it.
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//STEP01 EXEC PGM=SORT
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SORTIN DD DSN=Input File name ,DISP=SHR
//SORTOUT DD DSN=Output file anme ,DISP=SHR
//SYSIN DD *
OPTION COPY
OUTFIL REMOVECC,NODETAIL,
TRAILER1=(COUNT=(M10,LENGTH=02))
/*
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Rupesh |
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Rupesh.Kothari
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Hi
Sorry my last Answer was not for this query
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| how to list the volumes that included in a storage group? |
In our shop we generally follow the following steps
S - Request DASD Free Space Information
Give the vol name
It will give you the list of volume.
Hope This helps
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Rupesh |
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hclily
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| I think that you misunderstand my question,but I have solved that problem yesterday,thanks anyway! |
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hkb007
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Can you share your solution?
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Ravi gaur
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| Hclily Probably TSO QW command would'n be enable on ur system.as this is a quick view ,However check with the ISMF to get the Volumes list .. and this is a great tool to know abt the storage |
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philepeo
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| to view volumes in a storage group use ismf, select the option for storage grouge, either generate a list of all storage groups or type in the name of the req'd group and then type LISTVOL as a line command. |
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Paul Hacker
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Location: Tyler, texas
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| philepeo wrote: |
| to view volumes in a storage group use ismf, select the option for storage grouge, either generate a list of all storage groups or type in the name of the req'd group and then type LISTVOL as a line command. |
Sorry to dig up this old post, but how can you make this into a JCL batch? I'd like to get the ISMF to get the listvol for a storage group into a file or report so I can sort it by how fragmented the volumes are on that storage group.
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ignich7
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I know its a old post but i hope this JCL would be useful for those who looking for it.
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01
//OPS$OPSP DD DUMMY
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
OC D SMS,STORGRP(SGPR6),LISTVOL |
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Robert Sample
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Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
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ignich7, you need to be aware that OC is NOT a standard TSO command -- it is something specific to your site. I ran your JCL, exactly as posted, and got back
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1READY
OC D SMS,STORGRP(SGPR6),LISTVOL
IKJ56500I COMMAND OC NOT FOUND
READY
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So your vastly out-of-date "helpful" code will work only at your site or other sites with OC (whatever it is and wherever it came from) installed. Perhaps not helpful enough to resurrect a topic last updated almost 4 years ago? |
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Pete Wilson
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Go to ISMF option and select option 6 Storgrp, enter the storgrp name and specify 'ACTIVE' for the CDS name. When it displays the storgrp enter LISTV or LISTVOL to the left of the name. The save the list type LISTPRT on the command line. Same can be done using Naviquest which does the equivalent in batch.
In MVS enter the command D SMS,SG(storgrp),LISTVOL
Other utilities such as FDREPORT can also list the volumes. |
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