Copy from JES2 to a file
Mark Pace
to "edit" the ouput, but I'm not good enough with SDSF to know how to save
that to a file somewhere.
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Lizette Koehler
XDC is my favorite. Put it next to the JES2 output you want to go to a dataset.
Lizette
>
>How can I copy a listing from JES2 to a file. I know in JES2 I can use SE
>to "edit" the ouput, but I'm not good enough with SDSF to know how to save
>that to a file somewhere.
>
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> How can I copy a listing from JES2 to a file. I know in JES2
> I can use SE
> to "edit" the ouput, but I'm not good enough with SDSF to
> know how to save
> that to a file somewhere.
>
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> Mark Pace
When you are in SE, you can do a CC on the first line you want and a CC on the last. Then on the command line, do a CREATE and you will get a dialog box. Just like in EDIT.
If you want everything, then get in the list of sysouts for the job and do an XDC to the left of the one you want. You again get a dialog box asking you for the name, size, and DCB characteristics you want the output file to have. The XDC will create the file, copy the data, then close the file. If you want multiple sysouts in a single file, do an XD on the first to get the dialog box. Then do an X on all the rest, except for the very last sysout. On the very last sysout, do an XC which will copy the sysout, then Close it. That will copy each sysout to the file in the order in which you did the X commands.
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Chase, John
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> How can I copy a listing from JES2 to a file. I know in JES2 I can
use SE
> to "edit" the ouput, but I'm not good enough with SDSF to know how to
save
> that to a file somewhere.
Line command XDC.
-jc-
Mike Myers
It's actually pretty simple in SDSF, as well. You need to use 3 SDSF
commands on the command line, once you have selected the file for viewing.
The commands are:
PT ODSN dsname volume disp
; where dsname is the name you want to save the data as; volume is a
volume serial where the data set is to be put or * to let the system
(DFSMS) select a volume for you, and disp is one of: OLD, NEW SHR or MOD
(MOD is the default).
Put the cursor on the first line you want saved and enter the command:
PT * nnnnn
;where nnnnn is the number of lines you want to capture. It can be a
number larger than what is available, and SDSF will capture all the
lines to the end of the file.
PT CLOSE - closes the data set and frees it.
The data set now contains the output you captured from the JES2 output.
Mike Myers
Mentor Services Corporation
Scott Rowe
You described the more archaic (and IMO, more cumbersome) version of the XDC line command Lizette mentioned. You might want to look into the XDC line command ;-)
Scott
>>> Mike Myers <mi...@MENTOR-SERVICES.COM> 11/9/2009 2:53 PM >>>
Lizette:
It's actually pretty simple in SDSF, as well. You need to use 3 SDSF
commands on the command line, once you have selected the file for viewing.
The commands are:
PT ODSN dsname volume disp
; where dsname is the name you want to save the data as; volume is a
volume serial where the data set is to be put or * to let the system
(DFSMS) select a volume for you, and disp is one of: OLD, NEW SHR or MOD
(MOD is the default).
Put the cursor on the first line you want saved and enter the command:
PT * nnnnn
;where nnnnn is the number of lines you want to capture. It can be a
number larger than what is available, and SDSF will capture all the
lines to the end of the file.
PT CLOSE - closes the data set and frees it.
The data set now contains the output you captured from the JES2 output.
Mike Myers
Mentor Services Corporation
Lizette Koehler wrote:
> Use the "X" commands
>
> XDC is my favorite. Put it next to the JES2 output you want to go to a dataset.
>
> Lizette
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You described the more archaic (and IMO, more cumbersome) version of the XDC line command Lizette mentioned. You might want to look into the XDC line command ;-)
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