There is a Microsoft Windows version of the z/OS OEM batch utility, SELCOPY.
SELCOPY for Microsoft Windows can be invoked as a line command in a Windows
shell or from a shell script (BAT or VBS). It is capable of record based data
manipulation (including ASCII<->EBCDIC) and also supports
For authorized code, you can use the CALLRTM service. This can kill the current
task or any task you want. You could have a test program that abends a task in
your main program. It also has options to disable retry.
Nick Jones
Many thanks, Cieri.
However, this method obtains the system wide maximum as defined by
MAXGENS_LIMIT in parmlib member IGDSMSxx, not the MAXGENS value defined to an
individual PDSE V2 library.
Nick
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Hi Gord,
Thanks for the heads-up on FAMS. Yes, I think this is going to hurt!
Nick
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Thanks for the confirmation, Steve.
I did consider the possible hacks you mentioned but unfortunately, neither the
IEBPDSE utility nor TSO/E LISTDS (nor indeed the TSO/E REXX function, LISTDSI)
have been updated to output the MAXGENS value of a PDSE V2 library.
Even if these facilities get
Is there an API that will allow my program to establish the maximum number of
member generations defined to a PDSE version 2 data set (via MAXGENS)?
I have found a SHARE presentation that states this information is stored in the
PDSE itself.
The ISITMGD macro will get the PDSE version and also
This solution is assuming that Jake is on the z13 ESP and has part of OA43495
++APARs or PTFs applied.
If this is not the case then, please open a PMR and we'll investigate the
problem.
Nick Jones
z/OS Service Aids
On Wed, 11 Feb 2015 08:28:23 -0600, Nick Jones nrjo...@us.ibm.com wrote
This should be corrected by making sure your miglib has the updated IOSVFMTC in
it, or making sure you are on the latest ++APAR build.
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data and log data sets.
The section on Deleting log data give you various options depending on what
application using the log streams.
Using tso to delete the log data sets can cause a lot of trouble for system
logger.
-Nick Jones, z/OS Development
Hi Dan,
I just opened up APAR OA45131 to update BLSQMFLD. Were planning on adding a
LABEL attribute to the macro. This will allow NAME to specify length and
offset, while LABEL will be up to 8 characters displayed that are displayed.
-Nick Jones
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the IPCS dialog 3.2
-Nick Jones
z/OS Service Aids/IPCS
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In some cases the data returned by the log stream browse has to be manipulated
by SMF before the user sees it, such as if zEDC compression is turned on in
z/OS V2R1.
-Nick Jones
z/OS Development
From a logger perspective there is no clear answer, but there are a number of
tools to get off the data set.
Logger data sets are of the form HLQ.lsname.suffix and there are staging data
sets and offload data sets.
To get off of staging data sets you can change the duplex method for the log
Hi John,
Nothing directly will tell you that more data is in the log stream. You can do
one of these to simulate this.
1) If you own the writing and reading applications you can signal yourself to
read some more
2) Your program can wake up once in a while and browse again. Another
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