With the listdsi, i only have the pdsname in the sysdsname variable ...
The member name is not indicated.
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Itschak Mugzach
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Yann,
If you use the REXX code supplied by Jon L. Veilleux below, you will be able to
get the dsn and member name.
At the point in his code where the IF is triggered, sysoutline.x will
contain the information you seek. Simply parse sysoutline.x into 2 variables,
something like parse var
In the second part of Itschak's reply he tells you how to extract the
member name from the returned sysdsname ...
CUNY Yann yc...@externe.generali.fr
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No, LISTDSI will not work, at least not for me. Here's my REXX (based on Jon's
earlier REXX):
/* rexx */
Z=OUTTRAP(SYSOUTLINE.,'*',NOCONCAT)
ADDRESS TSO
INDEX=' '
LISTALC STATUS
Try this:
Parse sysoutline.x pdsname ( memname )
Say memname
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That should have been:
Parse var sysoutline.x pdsname ( memname )
Regards.
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You are right. My example was just showing how to get the full filename. I
(mistakenly) thought that anyone with a little bit of REXX knowledge would be
able to parse out the membername from the full name.
Jon L. Veilleux
veilleu...@aetna.com
(860) 636-9179
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On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:58:14 +0200, CUNY Yann
yc...@externe.generali.fr wrote:
//IN DD DSN=P3CUN.YANN.JCL(TEST14),DISP=SHR
I need, in my rexx, to retrieve the member name of the DD CARD IN. With
the LISTDSI, I just have the pds name.
Any idea ?
You can use OUTTRAP function to trap
Can you use ISRDDN and parse the output?
Jon L. Veilleux
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Subject:
Here is some sample REXX code that will list the dataset allocated to ddname
DD1 using Listalc st.
/* rexx */
Z=OUTTRAP(SYSOUTLINE.,'*',NOCONCAT)
ADDRESS TSO
INDEX=' '
Works fine ! thank you ...
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Veilleux, Jon L
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Objet : Re: REXX : how to determine the member name of a DD card
Here is some
I would try LISTDSI('xxx file). It might return the dsnname into SYSDSNAME
which you can investigate using member=(word(translate(sysdsname,'
',()'),2)
ITschak
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 5:35 PM, CUNY Yann yc...@externe.generali.fr wrote:
Works fine ! thank you ...
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Hi all !
I have this JCL :
//STEP11 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,REGION=0M
//SYSTSIN DD *
PROFILE NOPREF
TEST15
/*
Hi!
You can go from TCB to TIOT and then from TIOT to JFCB.
In TIOT there is a table of all DD statements of the job, In each table
entry there is pointer to approp. JFCB. In JFCB there are entries( one on
more) for all DSN-s on this DD statement (1 where concatenation occurs),
possibly. with
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