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mvsmlk
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 Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:24 am Post subject: Difference between PRINTDS and ISPF Library utility (3.1); L |
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The top part of the split screen below shows the result of issuing a batch step executing program IKJEFT01 with an input of: PRINTDS DATASET('DDBAMLK.TSO.ASM') ALL HOLD.
It shows how the PDS directory is displayed. What is nice about this feature is that it indicates the page where the JCL for that member begins.
The bottom portion of the split screen is the resulting PDS directory display for the same dataset as captured and printed by ISPF, Option 3.1; Suboption L (Library Utility; Print entire dataset)
How can I obtain both the ISPF statistics (especially the Creation and Last Modified dates) by using the PRINTDS statement with PGM=IKJEFT01 and also get the page # where the JCL for that member begins?
If I cannot get the dates using IKJEFT01 PRINTDS parameters, can I specify a parameter to ISPF Option 3.1; Suboption L to obtain the page # where the JCL begins in that report?
I would prefer to submit one batch report containing many PDS file names rather than to manually request multiple individual ISPF reports (one per PDS file), as this could become tedious.
Any suggestions?
Thank you very much.
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USING IKJFET01; PRINTDS command
SDSF OUTPUT DISPLAY DDBAMLKT JOB21399 DSID 103 LINE 1 314 COLUMNS 02- 133
DATA SET: DDBAMLK.TSO.ASM PDS DIRECTORY
DATE: 2015/10/06 TIME: 21:34 PAGE: 28
NAME PAGE
$INDEX 1
ABENDM 2
AMSDASM 3
ASMSIEX 4
SIEXCFD 6
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USING ISPF 3.1; Suboption L to print entire (PDS) dataset
SDSF OUTPUT DISPLAY DDBAMLKZ JOB21346 DSID 101 LINE 17 COLUMNS 02- 133
MEMBER TTR VERS.MOD CREATION DATE AND TIME CURRENT INITIAL MODIFIED USER
NAME (HEX) LEVEL DATE LAST MODIFIED NO. LINES NO. LINES NO. LINES ID
$INDEX 00020B 01.09 2009/10/28 2012/03/26 10:16:08 38 2 0 DDBAMLK
ABENDM 000207 01.00 2006/08/07 2006/08/07 15:32:24 13 13 0 DDBAMLK
AMSDASM 000303 01.00 2014/03/10 2014/03/10 16:50:40 30 30 0 DDBAMLK
ASMSIEX 000301 01.01 2013/07/11 2013/07/11 18:37:38 103 102 0 DDBAMLK
SIEXCFD 000106 01.03 1997/05/05 1997/05/07 10:37:18 174 154 46 STSSJDF
SIEXCLL 000109 01.04 1997/02/20 1997/02/24 09:21:21 154 |
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mvsmlk,
Please do not post the same topic in multiple forums. I deleted your duplicate post in TSO forum.
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| Apologies. I did not see the second topic when I posted this originally. |
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mvsmlk
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Thank you for the COBOL program which I now have functioning.
I am still looking for an "all in one" solution, where I can have the page number for the JCL member as well as the create and modify dates, ideally on a single line. |
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