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Mathiv Anan
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| Can we see when a LOADLIBB is last referred? |
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expat
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Mathiv Anan
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great!
But glad to know how?  |
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expat
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| SMF type 14 / 15 records |
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Robert Sample
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| expat, are you related to Will Rogers by some chance? |
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expat
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Roy Rogers perhaps  |
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Robert Sample
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| Just curious -- I figured from that exchange you had to be related, based on Will Rogers' World War I quote on how to solve the U-boat problem. He suggested draining the Atlantic Ocean -- end of problem. When asked how to do that, he rared back and replied something to the effect that how to drain it was a detail and he was NOT a detail man. |
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expat
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| Let's face it, the way that the original question was posed just begged a Yes/No answer. How could I refuse |
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Robert Sample
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| Actually, I would have responded exactly the same so who am I to talk? |
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nevilh
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| Use utility Iehlist to get last referenced date it is far easier than trawling through SMF |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| Last referred date for a LOADLIBB member |
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| Can we see when a LOADLIBB is last referred? |
the title says something,
the content of the post something else
for a dataset ( as asked in the body of the post ) a simple ISPF 3.4 will do
( whatever the dataset RECFM )
for a member ( as asked in the title of the post ) the only way would be an AMBLIST
( for a load library )
unless there is a third hidden option in the first post |
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Pedro
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| for a load member the only way would be an AMBLIST |
I do not believe you can get the last referred date using AMBLIST. |
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Robert Sample
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| enrico, wouldn't AMBLIST only give you the last time the load module was linked? I interpreted "referenced" as including executed, which requires the SMF records to tell for sure. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I interpreted "referenced" as including executed, which requires the SMF records to tell for sure. |
my bad  sometimes fingers are faster than the brain |
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expat
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But unfortunately the SMF records do not go down to member detail  |
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Robert Sample
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| but if we combine the program being executed with the data sets being accessed ... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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my 0.000002 €
if there is a forcing need to know the only way to track load modules
would be to collect GTF trace information and look at the SVC 8 (LOAD) trace.
IIRC Language Environment uses both SVC 8 and SVC 122 to load programs. |
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Mathiv Anan
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so, something wrong in my post.
I should have asked HOW?
Actually, i asked for member level.
It was interesting though!!
Thanks |
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