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superk
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| Our site doesn't have SDSF, and I've never worked for one that does, so I'm not all that familiar with the product. However, I've seen a few posts recently that talk about retrieving data from the active SYSLOG using SDSF? Is this really a possibility? I haven't seen any other products that can do that. If so, I might have to make a recommendation to the company for us to consider obtaining it. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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CICS Guy
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| superk wrote: |
| Our site doesn't have SDSF, and I've never worked for one that does, so I'm not all that familiar with the product. However, I've seen a few posts recently that talk about retrieving data from the active SYSLOG using SDSF? Is this really a possibility? I haven't seen any other products that can do that. If so, I might have to make a recommendation to the company for us to consider obtaining it. |
An MVS without SDSF? How can that be?
BTW, nice avitar, does she have a sister? |
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cpuhawg
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Our office offloads SYSLOG daily and writes the contents to GDG files. Sure they migrate to Level 2, but if want to see what happened on a particular time and date, it is there to peruse.
You can also preallocate a dataset (like FBA/133/27930). Then go into the active SYSLOG (by entering LOG in SDSF).
On the command line, enter each command one a time:
PRINT ODSN 'HLQ.DATA.SET'
PRINT
PRINT CLOSE
If you want to place only part of the SYSLOG into the dataset, the 2nd PRINT may be coded:
PRINT 40 180 (to capture only lines 40 through 180) |
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dick scherrer
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| Our site doesn't have SDSF, and I've never worked for one that does |
Interesting. . . After a couple hundred mvs-type systems, i've never seen one that did not have sdsf - some places severly restrict access to it, but i've always found it on the system.
Typically, it is option "S" from the main ispf menu. Once in sdsf entering "log" will directly attach syslog. |
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superk
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| Nope. Always (and I mean ALWAYS) has been either IOF or CA-Sysview. Never SDSF, at least as far back as I can remember. |
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superk
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The reason I'm asking is that we have times when a user wants to issue a system command, which is not usually a problem. The problem is that they have no way to see the results of that command once it's been issued. Of course, right now we use Automation to handle these tasks, since it can see the responses as they come across the console.
CA-Sysview, which we have, won't let you do anything more than just browse the SYSLOG. There's no function to actually retrieve data from the SYSLOG. It's only allowed for data residing in the JES Spool. |
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Bill Dennis
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| cpuhawg wrote: |
If you want to place only part of the SYSLOG into the dataset, the 2nd PRINT may be coded:
PRINT 40 180 (to capture only lines 40 through 180) |
You may also select a date/time range for print in SDSF using
PRINT [mm/dd/yy] hh.mm.ss [mm/dd/yy] hh.mm.ss
The dates are optional when specifying the to/from time range. |
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