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sumanth_toom
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I am using it as a TSO command..
TSO SYSDSN <file-name>
or directly againts the file after opening from 3.4 ..
like we use B (for browse) or E (for edit). |
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Pedro
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| Well it worked for me... |
Please check the manuals before offering suggestions. |
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manojkumar.sesuraj
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Its not working for me also... We have already discussed this topic last month...
Is there anything new... |
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brijesh_mca1
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None of the other cmds worked for me...but this one worked...
TSO SYSDSN 'VSAM-DATASET Name' |
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Akatsukami
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| I would suggest that those asserting that SYSDSN is a command search the libraries allocated to SYSPROC and SYSEXEC. I am willing to bet a reasonable sum that they will find a CLIST or exec named "SYSDSN" in one of those libraries. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello brijesh_mca1 and welcome to the forum,
When posting it is best to reply to a currently active topic rathr than a topic that has been inactive for more than 2 years  |
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don.leahy
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| The ISPF command DDLIST (also known as ISRDDN) has an ENQ sub command that displays all ENQs in the system. There is also a CON sub command that displays all ENQ conflicts. |
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shanbalasay
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| Thanks to priyesh.agrawal. Pressing F1 & F1 worked superb |
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