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joespagg
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Anyone know how to copy all members in a roscoe library to an ISPF PDS? |
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Pedro
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I am not familiar with Roscoe... but I think you would start with some Roscoe utility to get data out of it.
There were references to something when googling for "utility to export roscoe dataset" |
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dneufarth
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Pete Wilson
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Haven't heard of Roscoe for about 24yrs! I recall we had it as a TSO alternative for Developers as it was much more CPU efficient. Can't remember now, but I think it was based on either DA or VSAM datasets? Possibly used Panvalet libraries? |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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Pete Wilson wrote: |
Can't remember now, but I think it was based on either DA or VSAM datasets? |
It should be DA |
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Willy Jensen
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Certainly not based on Panvalet, it was DA.
Roscoe was originally from Applied Data Research (ADR) who also had Librarian, which was a competitor to Panvalet.
Ah, Roscoe, that bring back fond memories, it was the first product I was responsible for, back in the 70s. |
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Garry Carroll
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Did an exercise to move from Roscoe to PDS about 16 years ago - but the jobs I still have were to copy single members using PGM=ROSCOPY , so I probably had to do members individually.
I no longer have documentation on ROSCOPY utility.
Garry. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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dneufarth
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Enrico,
leads to same thread that I posted a few days ago. ![icon_biggrin.gif](images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif) |
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Pedro
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I would pursue with Broadcom, but they may not like you getting out of using Roscoe.
As the absolute last resort, I would use the ADRDSSU utility and use the PRINT statement to get a hex dump of the members (I assume it is not somehow encrypted). Then you can re-constitute the members. (yeah, this is very error prone) |
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