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morfius9
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me what the command to display the CICS regions where a particular journal is defined to?
Thanks, Raffi |
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morfius9
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| Using CPSMBTCH utility... Sorry!!! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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if the naming standands habe been setup with a bit of decency, the relation between
service datasets and CICS region should be self describing
- for example for the &CICSPROD region all the service datasets, journals, transient data, temporary storage, dump, trace
might have a high level qualifire of &CICSPROD |
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morfius9
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| I need to have a unload dataset with the names of all CICS regions to which a particular journal e.g. DFHJ00 has been defined. I was speculating that there would be a command similiar to how you can see program load module size using CPSMBTCH utility. e.g. -> DISPLAY PROGRAM(xx) SCOPE(*).. I tried DISPLAY JOURNAL(yyy) SCOPE(*) etc.. to no effect. Can anyone help me? |
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