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Akatsukami wrote:Obviously an option field is not going to be useful to you in the batch environment. Otherwise, however, I suggest that you do an IDCAMS LISTCAT on the entries of interest, and then massage that output into your desired format with the language of your choice.

dick scherrer wrote:Hello,

You might look into using the LISTPDS function of IEHLIST.

There is also a free-standing utility called PDSLIST that may do what you want (if it is installed on your system).

c62ap90 wrote:

Akatsukami wrote:Obviously an option field is not going to be useful to you in the batch environment. Otherwise, however, I suggest that you do an IDCAMS LISTCAT on the entries of interest, and then massage that output into your desired format with the language of your choice.

A LISTCAT "batch utility process" job will only give you information about a 'dataset' but nothing about the 'members'. I'm trying to find a "batch utility process" job that will list a PDS dataset 'members' attributes; Name, Size, Created, Changed, ID, etc.

Akatsukami wrote:

c62ap90 wrote:

Akatsukami wrote:Obviously an option field is not going to be useful to you in the batch environment. Otherwise, however, I suggest that you do an IDCAMS LISTCAT on the entries of interest, and then massage that output into your desired format with the language of your choice.

A LISTCAT "batch utility process" job will only give you information about a 'dataset' but nothing about the 'members'. I'm trying to find a "batch utility process" job that will list a PDS dataset 'members' attributes; Name, Size, Created, Changed, ID, etc.

This had not been entirely clear from your initial post. However, the LMMLIST services will return the ISPF user statistics in a library's directory (if they exist; I presume that you know that they are maintained by ISPF itself, not by MVS). I suggest, then, a program that invokes LMMLIST (and other necessary services) that is run under background ISPF.

steve-myers wrote:In other words, you want a utility to produce output like

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LIST SRC


SRC       XXXX25  XXXXXX.ASM

ADDSTATS  0000110F 01.00 08/03/11 08/03/11 07:42:20    282    282      0 XXXXXX

       60 directory entries
       11 used directory blocks
       15 allocated directory blocks


LIST LOAD


LOAD      XXXX08  XXXXXX.LOAD

$DYNPGM   0001072C 000002E8 00000000           0 ANY  31 RN RF RU
$PGMCALL  000107B1 000002E8 00000000 $DYNPGM   0 ANY  31 RN RF RU
$PGMDEL   000107B1 000002E8 00000000 $DYNPGM   0 ANY  31 RN RF RU
$PGMLOAD  000107B1 000002E8 00000000 $DYNPGM   0 ANY  31 RN RF RU
ABEND0C3  0034152C 00000010 00000000           0  24  24
ABPRT     00341C2C 00000080 00000000           0  24  24
ADDALIAS  00010E2C 00001000 00000000           0  24  24 RN RF RU

      206 directory entries
       33 used directory blocks
       50 allocated directory blocks

The SRC and LOAD text on the LIST command is a DD name.

but without the interaction, what would be the point?

enrico-sorichetti wrote:

but without the interaction, what would be the point?

who the heck knows....
and who in heaven is ever going to look at the data for 79.000 members