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vpr_118
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Hi,
Please let me know if there is any way just to get a list of all datasets which are migrated.
Say Dataset is of the form A.**
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 Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 2:56 pm Post subject: Re: How to identify the list of datasets which are migrated |
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ParagChouguley
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One option could be -- Thru 3.4 get the list of datasets you are interested in and type SORT VOLUME. The list will be sorted and you will get archived datasets at the top.
--Parag |
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yogeshwar_ade
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| vpr_118 wrote: |
Dataset is of the form A.** |
Using 3.4 you will get list of A.** datasets.
After it you have to give 'SORT VOL' command on command line, it will SORT List on the basis of VOLUME, by this way you will get list of Migrated datasets(MIGRAT1,MIGRAT2) in your catalog. |
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expat
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| Look at IGGCSIRX in SYS1.SAMPLIB |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Look at the ISMF reporting facilities
after a bit of fooling around 99% of reporting needs can be satisfied |
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expat
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| after a bit of fooling around 99% of reporting needs can be satisfied |
After a bit of fooling around, who the hell wants to look at reports anyway  |
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