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kabyab
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Hi, I want to find out whether it is possible to find out if a dataset is migrated or not through a JCL or REXX.
There is already a topic on this but the answer was not very satisfactory. Hence I am posting the topic once again.
If possible could anyone give me some idea on how to proceed? |
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 Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 6:11 pm Post subject: Re: How to find out whether a dataset is migrated or not? |
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| Moved: Thu Apr 17, 2008 6:46 pm by superk From JCL to SMS & VSAM |
superk
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| kabyab wrote: |
| If possible could anyone give me some idea on how to proceed? |
What part of using the LISTDSI function in a REXX exec, as shown in the examples, do you not understand? |
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kabyab
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Hi Superk, I am totally new to REXX and have never used it in my life so far. I searched for the LISTDSI function you have mentioned on the internet and came up with some examples. I think first I have to learn REXX then only I can proceed on this
Anyways thanks for your inputs. |
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expat
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| IDCAMS LISTCAT would tell you if it was migrated or not. |
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