On 1/4/2012 12:50 AM, Lizette Koehler wrote:
"Graham Hobbs"<[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hello,
Just returned to z/OS mainframe after 10 years, working alone, nobody
to talk to:-(. My first elementary question:
- there are many PDS's in the environment I now have access to
- need to find which PDS(s') members called ABCCOP* exist
- I don't know which PDS it or they are in
- Question: Can I find it/them with ISPF 3.14 or 3.15; if not then
how?
Please, thanks, more duqu's to come:-) Graham
Graham,
What are you trying to do?
1) A selected list of PDS datasets and then search for all members of
ABCCOP*
2) Generate a list of PDS Datasets (unknown number) which include members
for ABCCOP*
3) Any datasets in my logon proc that contains ABCCOP* (including LINKLST
and LPALST)
In Option 3.4, you can use a command called SRCHFOR that might be of help.
Lizette
Actually, for what he is looking for, the MEMBER command would be
better: From a 3.4 data set list, enter:
===> m abccop*
and each data set that is a PDS or PDSE that contains a member
with that nameing pattern will have a message 'Member: ABCCOP*'
next to the member's name.
SRCHFOR looks for text inside datasets or members.
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