Hi Gerard,
This is just off the top of my head, but I think the NFS server that
bundles with z/OS TCP/IP has an interface for exporting VSAM files. So
far I've only used the zOS NFS server to export sequential and PDS datasets
to Linux so I have no real knowledge if the VSAM export works or not.
Matt Lashley
Idaho State Controller's Office
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Hi All
I have tried to do a search thru the logs but I am unable to get a result,
I
got a question from our Capman guy, is/are there software/plans to let
Linux
access VSAM files , perhaps via NFS or natively, as our current zOS systems
all in a Sysplex I would like to leave that alone for the moment (Linux
images would have to be part of the Sysplex etc etc) more the question
would
be could we put the VSAM files on a disk and let an application on Linux
read the data.
Thanks
Gerard Ceruti
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