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sakthisiga
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Hi all,
Can anybody tell me is there any posibility to write the spool information into a flat file while running a job.
I mean, is any possibility to write SYSPRINT information to a flat file while running a job.
If possible,
Inform the precedure to do that. |
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expat
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| What have you tried yourself, and what were the results. |
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sakthisiga
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| I will try, but if i get any idea means better to do it. Even I am new to this mainframe industry expat. |
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PeD
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So give a DD convenient for a new file to your SYSPRINT.
Do not make things complicate.
That will be your try. |
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expat
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| sakthisiga wrote: |
| I will try, but if i get any idea means better to do it. Even I am new to this mainframe industry expat. |
Let's be honest here, it is hardly rocket science.
The current SYSPRINT DD routes the output to sysout, so if you want the output in a dataset, then change the DD statement to reflect what you want. |
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sakthisiga
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i gave one DD statement in sysout, its working.....
Thanks expat..... |
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PeD
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| i gave one DD statement in sysout, its working..... |
in SYSOUT ???
for SYSPRINT |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Ped,
you have been a member of this forum long enough to realize
that most posters use their own vocabulary
- actually their own world view of computers.
as usual, it is a 'not what I said' but 'what I meant' - |
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PeD
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Dick,
You are right, but I am a devil tester ( Test is my main activity on mainframe now since 12 years - and I love that ) so I have to be extremely precise. I just do my job. 
Have a nice day
Pierre |
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sakthisiga
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Ya.. i gave one DD statement with DSN and DISP below the SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
It wrote spool information into a PS file. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Ped,
sorry, was being sarcastic.
so many of the posters do not use correct terminology,
have little or no knowledge of computers,
I thought I would throw a little sarcasm in, had not meant to insult or attack you. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Ya.. i gave one DD statement with DSN and DISP below the SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
It wrote spool information into a PS file. |
another example of ??
'below the sysout' -- - what does that mean?
'it wrote spool info into a ps file' -- what wrote? spool info? what are we talking about???
the op finally changed the destination from spool to dasd. |
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PeD
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No, no Dick , I was on the same track. I understood the way you talked.
For the rest, I must confess with the last post from the original poster, I am lost.
So I gonna lunch.
Cheers
Pierre |
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Anuj Dhawan
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SYSPRINT is the data set that contains output from the utilities called by SMP/E while SYSOUT is System Output; a data definition (DD) statement used to identify a data set as a system output data set -- so decide what you're looking for.
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| SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* |
from your last post in this thread does not seem to be in logical-flow with what you asked in very first post of this thread. Probabaly you meant, you used something like
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| //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=some.dsn.here,DISP=(??,??,??) |
If this is what you did? If yes, probably you can understand why Dick and Ped were lost with your description.
PS. No offences please...  |
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