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sankarthamma
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 Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 11:12 pm Post subject: How to find No.of CICS regions present in a zos? |
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how to see the details about the no.of cics regions present in a zos ?
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papadi
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Ask your system support . . . They can tell how to identify what you are looking for on that system. Some systems have "cics" in the name, butmany do not.
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Mike Chantrey
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One way to do this is as follows:
Look at any running CICS service (e.g. in SDSF) and identify from the JCL the full name of the SDFHLOAD dataset.
Attempt to rename this dataset in ISPF (e.g. 3.4/R)
When the rename is refused due to the dataset being in use, press PF1 twice and you should get a list of all running CICS services (plus occasionally some other non-CICS address spaces with SDFHLOAD in their JCL).
Of course this will not list any CICS services which are not currently running - many sites have services which only run for specific hours or on demand.
Also this is typically the sort of thing you should ask your sysprogs (giving a good reason why you want this info). But these days some sites barely have any proper sysprogs or they are difficult to access. |
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