Author: Pedro
Subject: Reply to: Search a Load Module
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 9:47 pm (GMT 5.5)
This is an unrealistic requirement.
Nonetheless, this is how I would approach it:
1. Use LISTCAT command to list all of the aliases defined on the system
2. For each alias, use LISTCAT command to get a list of data sets.
3. For each data set, issue LISTDSI function (with NORECALL) and examine the SYSDSORG and SYSRECFM variables.
4. when SYSDSORG=PO and SYSRECFM=U, issue the SYSDSN('some.pds(mymember)') function to determine if the member exists.
An alternative to #1 is to use RACF commands to list all of the userids and all of the group names and search those high level qualifiers.
That reminds me... you will probably run into various authority problems trying to examine all of those data sets.
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Pedro Vera
Subject: Reply to: Search a Load Module
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 9:47 pm (GMT 5.5)
This is an unrealistic requirement.
Nonetheless, this is how I would approach it:
1. Use LISTCAT command to list all of the aliases defined on the system
2. For each alias, use LISTCAT command to get a list of data sets.
3. For each data set, issue LISTDSI function (with NORECALL) and examine the SYSDSORG and SYSRECFM variables.
4. when SYSDSORG=PO and SYSRECFM=U, issue the SYSDSN('some.pds(mymember)') function to determine if the member exists.
An alternative to #1 is to use RACF commands to list all of the userids and all of the group names and search those high level qualifiers.
That reminds me... you will probably run into various authority problems trying to examine all of those data sets.
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Pedro Vera