Good Day,
I am trying to edit the output from a AUDIT DATASETCONTROLS(MIGRATION) NOFIX
Here is an example of the output :
/* ERR 36 BACKUP VERSION ENTRY HSM.BACK.T253700.TSO.FOCUS.H9347 CONTAINS 0,
SHOULD CONTAIN 020
/* FIXCDS B TSO.FOCUS.FOCEXEC.DATA VERIFY(X'0088' X'')
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Subject: EDITING DFHSM DSN CREATED FROM HSM COMMAND
Good Day,
I am trying to edit the output from a AUDIT DATASETCONTROLS(MIGRATION)
NOFIX
Here is an example of the output :
/* ERR 36 BACKUP VERSION
Lizette,
Yes, I wrote the output to a dsn : Here is it is
AUDIT DATASETCONTROLS(BACKUP) NOFIX -
ODS(PT2001.AUDIT.DATASET.CONTROLS.BCDS1)
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Are you opposed to the FIX (as opposed to NOFIX) operand of the Audit command?
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I am trying to edit the output from a AUDIT DATASETCONTROLS(MIGRATION) NOFIX
Here is an example of the output :
/* ERR 36 BACKUP VERSION ENTRY HSM.BACK.T253700.TSO.FOCUS.H9347 CONTAINS 0,
SHOULD CONTAIN 020
AUDIT
do it.
Lizette
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Subject: Re: EDITING DFHSM DSN CREATED FROM HSM COMMAND
Lizette,
Yes, I wrote
wrote:
Subject: Re: EDITING DFHSM DSN CREATED FROM HSM COMMAND
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Received: Monday, July 28, 2014, 7:42 AM
And what is the answer to my other
question?
Are you using a REXX to edit the ODS and using ISPF File
Tailoring to make it what you what?
I always use
The reason I am hesitant to use the FIX command is that I am not sure if it
would impact HSM i.e. cause a slow down on other functions. This is why I was
looking at running the FIXCDS for each dsn.
Would you know if there could be any impact on HSM?
