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Extraction of Mainframe datasets used in the jobs which are scheduled in TWS
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InHow to check the status of a CICS region through a JCL/Shell script(unix box)PROC FREQ - How to find out the dataset nameSimplifying a DF/Sort job thats reads SMF to analyse a dataset's lifecycleHow to extract next12 month data from master table for each id in Sample table based on the yearmonth and ID using sasSAS Macro to loop through datasetsExtract specific rows from SAS dataset based on a particular cell value of a variableSAS DI Stop job if dataset is populatedSetting PATH in IEBGENER from fileMAINFRAME: SORT in JCL to convert a dataset into CSV formatExtracting Minimum value after subsetting in PROC SQL
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I am looking to extract the list of datasets used in the Jobs which are scheduled in TWS. Can you please help me on this?
Here is the sample example
owner name ,Jobname ,dataset name
CAXXXXXXX PADLSHX EBEU.XXXX
The execution can be either in JCL OR JCL with SAS, please let me know if there is any program which results the above ask.
sas jcl tws
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
add a comment |
I am looking to extract the list of datasets used in the Jobs which are scheduled in TWS. Can you please help me on this?
Here is the sample example
owner name ,Jobname ,dataset name
CAXXXXXXX PADLSHX EBEU.XXXX
The execution can be either in JCL OR JCL with SAS, please let me know if there is any program which results the above ask.
sas jcl tws
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45
add a comment |
I am looking to extract the list of datasets used in the Jobs which are scheduled in TWS. Can you please help me on this?
Here is the sample example
owner name ,Jobname ,dataset name
CAXXXXXXX PADLSHX EBEU.XXXX
The execution can be either in JCL OR JCL with SAS, please let me know if there is any program which results the above ask.
sas jcl tws
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
I am looking to extract the list of datasets used in the Jobs which are scheduled in TWS. Can you please help me on this?
Here is the sample example
owner name ,Jobname ,dataset name
CAXXXXXXX PADLSHX EBEU.XXXX
The execution can be either in JCL OR JCL with SAS, please let me know if there is any program which results the above ask.
sas jcl tws
sas jcl tws
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
edited Mar 9 at 22:19
Dirk Horsten
2,27231430
2,27231430
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
asked Mar 8 at 8:58
Sunith KumarSunith Kumar
1
1
If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45
add a comment |
If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45
If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45
add a comment |
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If I remember well from last century, when I worked on mainframe, TWS is a system to schedule jobs written in Job Control Language (JCL). Is your question "How can I access the meta data in TWS to extract this information?" or is it "Does anyone have a program that extract this type of information from JCL code?"
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 9 at 22:24
the second one, is there any program in jcl or jcl with sas to get this info?
– Sunith Kumar
Mar 11 at 9:20
I have written that kind of programs in the past, but am not sure I still have them.
– Dirk Horsten
Mar 11 at 9:45