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vamskrish
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hi,
how can i save the list of "dataset names" available to a dataset.
lets say i have 1000's of files with the name A.S*.*
using ispf option 3.4 i can list all of those but i would like to have that list written to a dataset. i tried option 'P' in 3.4 but i dont understand where exactly the list is printed. kindly suggest what needs to be done.
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superk
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See number 2 here.
Then, see here to determine the name and/or status of the LIST dataset. |
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ofer71
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Try the SAVE command.
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mmwife
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Enter on cmd line:
SAVE ax
where: a is any alpha char and x is any 0 to 7 A/N char string.
The list will be stored in a PS dataset named: yrTSOid.ax.datasets
To save PDS member lists do the same, changing "datasets" to "members". |
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vamskrish
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| thanks all, 'SAVE AX' worked. |
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vishabus
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Hi,
Can we do this in batch? We need to have a batch job which needs the member list for a given dataset and no manual intervention is required. |
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ofer71
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You can use the ISPF service LMMLIST/LMDLIST with OPTION(SAVE) in batch.
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vishabus
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It seems we don't have this facility at our site 
Any alternatives ?? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| It seems we don't have this facility at our site |
odd, if You have ispf then You can write a rexx using the ispf services...
LMMLIST and friends are not ready made things
are just services to be invoked by a ... script ( rexx,clist) or a program |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| By the way if you need a list starting with
as asked in very first post, might be you can use IDCAMS in batch. I assume "A" is HLQ here. |
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ramangouda patil
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| I am unable to view the dataset list after I try to save using on command line 'SAVE A4'. There are no datasets with my HLQ (Raman.A4.DATASETS). Help please! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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after the save hit PF1 two times!
the help messages will tell the exact name of the dataset |
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ramangouda patil
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| Thanks enrico! there was another HLQ being appended in the saved dataset name. |
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Pedro
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The original instructions were:
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| The list will be stored in a PS dataset named: yrTSOid.ax.datasets |
But more correctly, it should say 'yourprefix':
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| The list will be stored in a PS dataset named: yrPrefix.ax.datasets |
Very frequently, the userid is used as the prefix, but you can choose a different prefix if you want. Use the PROFILE command. From the ISPF command line:
to see your prefix. |
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