The way I (would) do that is reading each system parmlib members and create
each member a single string (concatenate lines). Then I would remove blanks
(Rexx space(String,1)). If the lines are ordered the same, it will work for
you.
For members having the chance of different order, but same
This is impossible. The decision must be made in advance to determine what
a particular value should be or how it should be interpreted. There is no
software (or healthchecker) that can take the place of actually looking at a
value and assessing its use/value
There are no silver bullets
It
Isn't this pretty much what NewEra's IMAGE Focus does?
You need "PARMLIB intelligence." You can't just do a character compare. For
example you have to understand which PARMLIB statements are statement order
independent, and which are not. I think that is what IMAGE Focus does.
Charles
For a starting point, do an IPLINFO and save the result to a dataset,
and a script of console displays of information you want to compare.
System name needs to appear in the data set name. Run on each system
and compare.
On Sun, Jun 13, 2021 at 6:51 PM ibmmain wrote:
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> Hi all
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> We want to
On Mon, 14 Jun 2021 09:28:39 +0800, ibmmain wrote:
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>We could write a program to handle specific parameters and values before
>comparing them against the target library
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You'd need to replicate a parser and interpreter.
>We found that some parameters are just defined in a different order in
There is no getting around the manual examination that is required. Once
this is completed then you can evaluate whether parameters should be shared,
copied, etc. to establish how they are to managed into the future.
There is no other way, since it seems that no one knows that has actually
Dear
We could write a program to handle specific parameters and values before
comparing them against the target library
We found that some parameters are just defined in a different order in
different z/os, but they are actually the same definition
Some parameter definitions have different
There is a utility program (IEBCOMPR) and functions like SuperCompare to do
this. It is quite trivial.
Unless you mean that these libraries are not truly comparable in which case
no comparison is possible. Under those conditions you would have to have a
program which could have specific
Hi all
We want to make sure two z/OS use the same parameters(PARMLIB,VTAMLST,and
so on)
Because there is some parameter which is multiline in member, it isn't easy to
compare them.
Is there any way to compare parameters in one z/Os with parameters in
another z/OS
Any
