Description of LISTSG
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From Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium
This package groups a series of FILELIST like tools.
- LF
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Front-end to FILELIST.
Allows to search for files , even on not accessed MDISKs.
Examples:
LF * EXEC lists all EXECs on R/W disks
LF * EXEC A D S lists all EXECs on A, D and S-disk
LF * EXEC * same as FILELIST * EXEC *
LF * EXEC ** lists all EXECs, also on not accessed MDISKs
- RING
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Issue commands to all/some files in XEDIT's RING. Examples:
RING TOP issues TOP in all XEDITed files
RING /disk searches for disk in all XEDITed files
RING opens RINGLIST where you enter any command
- URLIST
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list PRT/PUN/RDR queue of other users (need CP CLASS D)
- USERLIST
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A Q NAMES in the FILELIST-like way. You can limit
the users you want to display. Examples:
USERLIST *VSE*
USERLIST HTTP*
USERLIST CP Q NSS USERS CMSVSAM|drop 2|Split
USERLIST CP Q LINKS 191| SPLIT at ,|SPEC Word1 1
The last example lists only users having a LINK to your 191 MDISK,
the previous one lists all users of saved segment CMSVSAM.
- DISKLIST
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Lists the disks you have linked/accessed. Three views
are provided: CMS info, CP info, description text.
Changes in 1.3 (May 2008)
- USERLIST
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21 May 2008: Support PIPE stages that use a ( character. Sych as in
USERLIST cms q accessors SFSRUN:SOFT.DATA (dataspace|pick W4 == /1/
Changes in 1.2 (April 2007)
- DISKLIST
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7 Mar 2007: Fix "sort by size"
27 Feb 2007: The number of minidisks listed in DISKLIST was limited to
the first 112.
Caused by that DISKLIST was written in pre-PIPE days, hence based on
EXECIO which uses a default buffer of 8K for the CP response.
- LF
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29 Apr 2005: Fix "Refresh" in FILELIST
29 Apr 2005: Fix handling requests like "LF * PPF;$PPF A"
- USERLIST
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2 Dec 2004: Avoid problems when the label of your first R/W disk
contains a space.
- URLIST
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2 Dec 2004: Avoid problems when the label of your first R/W disk
contains a space.
27 Aug 2004: Fix mixed case support for RENAME commmand
Related
Here some pointers to related tools:
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