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Alan
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I'm trying to capture the GDG number from the dataset name using ? TSO DDNAME somedd but I'm not getting a value for &DSNAME.

MVS FOCUS...old stuff but still very much alive.

Any suggestions?

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GinnyJakes
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Well, I had to look it up. Try:

-? TSO DDNAME


It has been a loooooooooong time since I've had to use this command.


Ginny
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Francis Mariani
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It's a -? TSO DDNAME statement, with a dash as the first character, correct?

If that doesn't work, try

? TSO DDNAME somedd
-RUN
-TYPE &DSNAME


Francis


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GinnyJakes
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It's a -? TSO DDNAME statement, with a dash as the first character, correct?


That is correct. It populates a host of amper variables. Your second example won't work as the display goes to the terminal.


Ginny
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David Briars
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Try:

  
DYNAM ALLOC DD ALAN DS TLA.TEST.BKP.DAILY.FOCUS.ALAN.G0005V00 SHR REUSE
-RUN
-? TSO DDNAME ALAN
-TYPE &DSNAME




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Alan
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Thanks Guys! The "-" corrected the problem.


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