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at 07:11 PM, Walt Farrell said:
>Just to be clear: you are only interested in temporary data sets
>where the system generated the name?
Isn't that how OS/360 et al define temporary data sets.
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What are you looking for in SMF Type 42 Records that is not there? SMF Type 42
has been expanded to cover a lot of informat
On 3/07/2015 4:30 PM, Barry Merrill wrote:
SMF14/15 SMF14RIN Bit 3 SMF14TDS. Temporary data set.
Thanks Baz! You really are the doyen of SMF and that information is very
useful to me.
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SMF14/15 SMF14RIN Bit 3 SMF14TDS. Temporary data set.
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SMF 15 reports a dataset output CLOSE. SMF 42 reports a member update or
delete. Is this a file
At 14:25 -0700 on 07/02/2015, Charles Mills wrote about Re: How does
one definitively recognize a temp dataset by n:
Thanks. I did not have a convenient way to do "yyddd" but I did at least
change it to
SYS%.T%%.RA000.**
Yes, it will get a false positive on SYSHELLO.THEATRE.RA000.FOO.
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On Thu, 2 Jul 2015 13:55:46 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>Is there a definitive rule for recognizing *by name* a system temporary
>dataset? The actual nam
Why not go after volumes / storage group where OS-temps are?
Rob Schramm
On Thu, Jul 2, 2015, 8:12 PM Walt Farrell wrote:
> On Thu, 2 Jul 2015 13:55:46 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>
> >Is there a definitive rule for recognizing *by name* a system temporary
> >dataset? The actual name, not &&W
On Thu, 2 Jul 2015 13:55:46 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>Is there a definitive rule for recognizing *by name* a system temporary
>dataset? The actual name, not &&WHATEVER. I am checking for (using RACF EGN
>notation here to express my rule) 'SYS*.T*.R*.**'. Is that sufficient to
>preclude false p
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Charles,
with 'SYS*.T*.R*.**' list you may pick SYS1.TOPSCRET.RACF.LIST files which
is not a temp dataset . So I would suggest adding YY and DDD also to your
s
How does one definitively recognize a temp dataset by name?
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>Is there a definitive rule for recognizing *by name* a system temporary
>dataset? The actual name, not &&WHATEVER. I am checking for (using RACF EGN
>notation here to express my rule) 'SYS*.T*.R*.**'. Is th
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If you were not aware, there is a RACF list that might be more helpful.
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>Charles,
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>with 'SYS*.T*.R*.**' list you may pick SYS1.TOPSCRET.RACF.LIST files which
>is not a temp dataset . So I would suggest adding YY and DDD also to your
>sear
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Charles,
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the name of the job
Thanks
Kolusu
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Is there a definitive rule for recognizing *by name* a system temporary
dataset? The actual name, not &&WHATEVER. I am checking for (using RACF EGN
notation here to express my rule) 'SYS*.T*.R*.**'. Is that sufficient to
preclude false positives? Will it produce false negatives? Is it
over-specifie
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