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ananth86
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Joined: 10 Jun 2009 Posts: 59 Location: Hyderabad
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I want to XMIT a dataset from my system. How to find the nodes (nodename) connected to my system?
Is there any command for this and are they different for both Jes2/Jes3?
Please help me |
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expat
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007 Posts: 8796 Location: Welsh Wales
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Go ask your site support people, they know what's what - hopefully |
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nevilh
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If in ISPF you issue the TSO PARMLIB command it will show you the nodes defined to TSO and their Aliases. Just because they are defined does not mean they exist . If you go int SDSF and issue the NO command it will show you the nodes defined to JES2. |
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ananth86
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Joined: 10 Jun 2009 Posts: 59 Location: Hyderabad
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yes I got a command from some support guy.
he gave me this..
I googled it and didnt get clarity abt this command. Can somebody explain this command or any reference to thios command |
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Robert Sample
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JES3 Commands manual *START BDT has the syntax. |
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Pedro
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I want to XMIT a dataset from my system. How to find the nodes (nodename) connected to my system? |
You also need to know the userid in order to XMIT something, so just knowing the nodenames is not enough. Almost useless, actually.
I have never heard it worded like this: "xmit from my system"... always "XMIT to a system". Presumably, you are XMIT'ing to someone... ask them what their nodes and userids are. |
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ananth86
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I have never heard it worded like this: "xmit from my system"... always "XMIT to a system". |
Yes, your are right!!!!
Thanks I ve Xmit-ed successfully. But, i didnt find any refernce for this command "*S BDT,S SNA,ST L". Issuing this command gave me the nodes connected with my system, I m curious to know abt the parameters used here |
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Robert Sample
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The '*S BDT' refers to a JES3 command; everything after the comma is the BDT command. Google is your friend -- the BDT commands manual is on the first page when you search for 'MVS/BDT: Transaction and Command Reference' which is referenced in the JES3 command manual under *START (*S) BDT.
S SNA,ST L tells BDT to provide the status of the SNA manager and list the active nodes as well. |
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PeD
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Pedro
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I think the original post was for "How to find the nodes (nodename) connected to my system? " and not for your own node. |
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PeD
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Yes, Pedro.
Maybe.
But the sentence is not clear
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want to XMIT a dataset from my system |
.... for me at least |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Joined: 22 Apr 2006 Posts: 6248 Location: Mumbai, India
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If in ISPF you issue the TSO PARMLIB command |
Please note ... not every RACF user is allowed to issue this command. |
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nevilh
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Please note ... not every RACF user is allowed to issue this command. |
True but not every user is allowed to access SDSF and not every user is allowed to submit jobs . By this logic we should not give any answers as there will always be USER that is not allowed to do what we suggest |
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ShameemOracle
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Joined: 23 Sep 2009 Posts: 15 Location: bangalore
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ananth86 wrote: |
How to find the nodes (nodename) connected to my system?
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You can see the connected NODES in following panel [if u have access in respective SDSF RACF profiles]
Navigate to SDSF -> NODES
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TSO ISF NODES from any ISPF panel
Hope the following commands will be helpful
$D NODE(ZOSA) -> display info about node ZOSA [issue from console]
$D CONNECT,NODEA=ZOSA |
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ananth86
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Joined: 10 Jun 2009 Posts: 59 Location: Hyderabad
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[quote="ShameemOracle
You can see the connected NODES in following panel [if u have access in respective SDSF RACF profiles]
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We dont have (dont have access) to SDSF in our shop, rather we use Flasher as our Spool software.
Any how the command " *S BDT,S SNA,ST L " worked fine for me and i was able to XMIT the dataset to a system connected to mine and I received the dataset as well.
Thank u very much for all ur help |
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