Re: Re: In over my head again...
Ron Hudson <[email protected]>
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On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Rick Fochtman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Try doing a LISTC without any operands. This should list the MASTER CATALOG > for you. > > Rick > ------------------------------------------------- > > Ron Hudson wrote: > > > > LISTC LEVEL('USER01') > > ENTRY USER01. NOT FOUND+ > LASTCC=4 > > LISTC LEVEL('SYS1') > > [LOTS > OF > STUFF] > > is there a listc that would list > > sys1, sys2, and what else? > > > On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 5:17 AM, halfmeg <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> >> >> > Ron Hudson wrote: >> >> ><liberal snips> >> >> >> > I have used dasdinit to create a new 3350 DASD (300 mb goes a long >> > way right?) >> >> Jay's comment with that JCL mentions using half of the available space. I >> haven't run his install in quite a while and don't remember if that part was >> in the main stream of his build. If the catalog takes 150 MB of your pack, >> you might want to consider reducing the size of the catalog. >> > This is a big shared user area so 150 mb is just fine - 300 would be even better. (Assuming I share this with some others) > >> >> > 00130 DEFINE ALIAS (NAME (USER01) - >> >> Not sure if this is your problem or not. I seem to remember if you >> already have a high level in the catalog it won't let you define an ALIAS >> with the high level. >> >> In other words, you will probably need to be sure no USER01.xxx.xxx >> datasets are cataloged in the master cat before running your job to create >> the alias for USER01. >> >> Phil >> >> > I don't think there are any datasets that start with USER01 as their > first name section. > > >