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Arunz/os
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Joined: 09 Feb 2015
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Location: India
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Hi,
I am creating a tool to open the programs/jcls/sortin codes in tso. I have a doubt of opening a component from an unknown pds..
Means I am unknown of the PDS name where my componen exists...
in 3.4 we can give "TSSSWE.DEVSTAGE.**.SOURCE"
Will result in
TSSESWE.DEVSTAGE.P11067.SOURCE
TSSESWE.DEVSTAGE.P11069.SOURCE
TSSESWE.DEVSTAGE.P11073.SOURCE
TSSESWE.DEVSTAGE.P11077.SOURCE
in these my component exists in "TSSESWE.DEVSTAGE.P11073.SOURCE"
How to search in all the pds and open the code in view mode... Please help ..... |
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Khadhar Basha
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Location: India
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Hi Arun,
I am not expert in rexx but I can suggest you the below.
Try to take all 4 PDS in a look.
Check if PDS(COMPONENT) is ok(valid dsn name) then open.
Make it as a loop to check every pds.
Hope this helps |
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Marso
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enrico-sorichetti
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don.leahy
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| You can avoid writing a tool by using the SRCHFOR command on the 3.4 panel. It can search a list o PDS data sets and tell you which ones have a hit. |
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Arunz/os
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| Thank you so much for your replies... I am sorry enrico for not posting my questions in a clear way.... |
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