>We are using RSCS to connect various VM system. Is there a way from an >EXEC running on the sending system to obtain the new spoolid of the file >that was sent? > > pun profile exec >PUN FILE 0542 SENT TO RSCS RDR AS 1853 RECS 0008 CPY 001 9 NOHOLD >NOKEEP >Ready; T=0.01/0.01 14:18:08 > DMTAXM102I File 1853 accepted for transmission to MUCVM3(OSX014) > DMTAXM101I File 1853 (1853) enqueued on link MUCVM3 > From MUCVM3: DMTAXM104I File (1853) spooled to OSX014 -- origin >MUCVM2(OSX014) > 12/16/05 14:18:08 UTC > DMTNTR147I Sent file 1853 (1853) on link MUCVM3 to MUCVM3(OSX014) > > >Ready; T=0.06/0.18 14:11:39 >RDR FILE 0323 SENT FROM RSCS PUN WAS 1823 RECS 0008 CPY 001 9 NOHOLD >NOKEEP > DMTAXM104I File (1853) spooled to OSX014 -- origin MUCVM2(OSX014) >12/16/05 14:18:08 UTC > >In this example, I would like to know that the file is number is now 323. >
You might be able to accomplish what you are looking for via the RSCS message exit. Best Regards, Les Geer IBM z/VM and Linux Development
