zMan wrote:
In ISMF I can generate a list of datasets, but would very much like to
capture that so I can analyze it. If I do a SAVE SOMENAME, I get an E37
ABEND.
1) What dataset is it trying to write?
To your profile dataset: userid.ISPF.ISPPROF(SOMENAME)
You may need to enlarge that
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zMan
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So maybe I need to go back a step and ask what's the best way to do
this (given
Rather than focus on your problems using SAVE etc., like others, I thought I
might point you in a different direction.
You could use DCOLLECT to get a list of all your data sets. DCOLLECT records
includes all kinds of info that can be collected, and that data can be
processed/reported/analyzed.
, then this is how it works. Happy hunting.
Mike Spencer
BMC Software
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zMan
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Subject: ISMF SAVE and E37 ABEND
I'm working
Another DCOLLECT (not ISMF) option would be to use DFSORT and/or ICETOOL to
pick through DCOLLECT data and build reports. There's a nice set of starter
samples on the DFSORT publications page.
Start with http://www.ibm.com/storage/dfsort
Select the Publications link
Under Papers and Examples,
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Lizette Koehler
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 7:55 PM
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Subject: Re: ISMF SAVE and E37 ABEND
snip
In option 3.4 you can put ** on the dataset name pattern and let ISPF pull
up ALL datasets in your shop. Depending on how many, this may take a little
[mailto:zed...@gma...com]
Sent: September 22, 2010 17:37
Subject: ISMF SAVE and E37 ABEND
[snip] In ISMF I can generate a list of datasets, [snip] If I do a SAVE
SOMENAME, I get an E37 ABEND.
Two questions:
1) What dataset is it trying to write?
2) How can I tell it what volser to use
I do an DCOLLECT on the volumes then an easytrieve report by storage
groups and similarly name non-sms volumes.
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Neil Duffee nduf...@uottawa.ca wrote:
OK, a third question: Is this even worthwhile?
In batch, perhaps?
z/OS v1.11 DFSMSdfp Storage Administration
I'm working with stone knives and bearskins trying to clean up some
space. In ISMF I can generate a list of datasets, but would very much
like to capture that so I can analyze it. If I do a SAVE SOMENAME, I
get an E37 ABEND.
Two questions:
1) What dataset is it trying to write?
2) How can I tell
After viewing the list under TSO ISPF 3.4, go out to the 3.4 screen
and type P to Print, and press enter. Continue to press PF3 until you
are exiting ISPF, the second dataset will contain your listing, modify
disposition as needed. You probably want Option 4 Keep dataset and
allocate new
What is the dataset name? I can't view it under 3.4 until I find it...
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 5:52 PM, Mike Schwab mike.a.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
After viewing the list under TSO ISPF 3.4, go out to the 3.4 screen
and type P to Print, and press enter. Continue to press PF3 until you
are
On my system, userid.sys.SPF3.LIST
but cusomizable by the installation.
It is allocated until you exist ISPF and your DSN will be shown when
leaving the ISPF main menu.
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 5:16 PM, zMan zedgarhoo...@gmail.com wrote:
What is the dataset name? I can't view it under 3.4 until
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:31 PM, Mike Schwab mike.a.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
On my system, userid.sys.SPF3.LIST
but cusomizable by the installation.
It is allocated until you exist ISPF and your DSN will be shown when
leaving the ISPF main menu.
That's where stuff prints to, but that isn't
I'm working with stone knives and bearskins trying to clean up some
space. In ISMF I can generate a list of datasets, but would very much
like to capture that so I can analyze it. If I do a SAVE SOMENAME, I
get an E37 ABEND.
Two questions:
1) What dataset is it trying to write?
2) How
Don't think we're talking about the same thing -- there is no Option
1: the SAVE command is typed on the command line in ISMF, per the
(almost useless0 HELP.
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
I'm working with stone knives and bearskins trying to
Okay, the process using Opt 3.4 not ISMF
Bring up your list in Option 3.4.
On the command line enter SAVE - This goes to an ISPF List dataset. You can
change the attributes by going to the Settings panel and on the menu bar,
select LOG/LIST. Set the space amount there.
Next after the SAVE
I can't FIND the list: I can't SAVE the list. ISMF generates it, then
when I try to save it it gets the E37.
What am I missing??
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 8:19 PM, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
Okay, the process using Opt 3.4 not ISMF
Bring up your list in Option 3.4.
On the
On my system, userid.sys.SPF3.LIST but cusomizable by the installation.
If that's the case, you can always go to ISPF options and change the
allocations size.
Make it large enough to not fail.
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I'm a SuperHero with neither powers, nor motivation!
Kimota!
I can't FIND the list: I can't SAVE the list. ISMF generates it, then
when I try to save it it gets the E37.
What am I missing??
If you get an ABEND then look in SYSLOG and will (or should) have your E37
in the text and that will tell you the dataset you got the abend on. Look
for your
There is some confusion on my part because the OP keeps going between Opt
3.4 and ISMF. So let me try to summarize both functions
Both have a SAVE function.
OPT 3.4
The SAVE command writes the data set list to either the ISPF list data set
or another sequential data set. If the
Thanks, I'll read this again tomorrow. I actually never mentioned 3.4
-- someone else did. I was just talking about ISMF.
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 10:01 PM, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
There is some confusion on my part because the OP keeps going between Opt
3.4 and ISMF. So
Thanks, I'll read this again tomorrow. I actually never mentioned 3.4
-- someone else did. I was just talking about ISMF.
I knew your original post said ISMF, but I wanted to clarify the differences
between SAVE in ISPF and ISMF. Because they are HUGE.
This is all dependent of what kind
So maybe I need to go back a step and ask what's the best way to do
this (given that CBT tape contributions aren't an option):
I have a small system with a few userids and a bunch of cruft that's
built up. I need to look at what's out there, find the big datasets
that we don't need, and whack
So maybe I need to go back a step and ask what's the best way to do
this (given that CBT tape contributions aren't an option):
I have a small system with a few userids and a bunch of cruft that's
built up. I need to look at what's out there, find the big datasets
that we don't need, and
pressing PF7 (DOWN).
Picking a nit: F7 is UP; F8 is DOWN.
(Unless you've customised)
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I'm a SuperHero with neither powers, nor motivation!
Kimota!
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