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jackzhang75
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Hi ,
I am thinking to have a program to search the member name in different data set or all data set in the system and find out where is this member resides ?
Anyone have better idea or program to do that?
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enrico-sorichetti
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| ... or all data set in the system ... |
pretty inconsiderate requirement
laern about the use of the ISPF MEMBER command |
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Akatsukami
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| jackzhang75 wrote: |
| I am thinking to have a program to search the member name in different data set or all data set in the system and find out where is this member resides ? |
How do you think to get the names of the data sets? |
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jackzhang75
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I know i can list all the member name for paricular one data set or many data set . And do the compare to find where the member reside.
I don't know how can i get all the datset name in the system ... or give the prefix of data set then how to search all the data set . |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I don't know how can i get all the datset name in the system ... or give the prefix of data set then how to search all the data set . |
learn how to use ISPF facilities ...
if You go to option 3.4 to get a list of datasets
and in the command line type MEMBER <member name> ISPF will tell in which datasets the members was found |
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Mickeydusaor
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| first and foremost you would need authorization to all datasets on the system in order to even read them. |
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