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LIST-CATALOG-ENTRY

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Write catalog entry to file

Component:

BS2000

Functional area:

Pubset and MRSCAT management

Domain:

MULTI-CATALOG-AND-PUBSET-MANAGEMENT

Privileges:

TSOS                                                                                                      

Function

The LIST-CATALOG-ENTRY command is designed to facilitate diagnosis of errors in a catalog entry. Systems support can have the entire catalog entry, including the extents, written to file for a particular file or job variable.

The command can be entered from any system in the network for shared pubsets.

Format

LIST-CATALOG-ENTRY                                                                                                                              

NAME = <filename 1..54>

,OBJECT = *FILE / *JV

,OUTPUT = <filename 1..54>

Operands

NAME = <filename 1..54>
Name of the file or job variable whose catalog entry is to be output. The name must contain the catalog and user IDs.

OBJECT = *FILE / *JV 
Specifies whether the command is to be executed for the catalog entry of a file or job variable.

OUTPUT = <filename 1..54> 
Name of the file to which the catalog entry is to be written.

Return codes

(SC2)

SC1

Maincode

Meaning


0

CMD0001

Command executed without error


32

CMD0221

Internal error


64

DMS0501

Catalog is not available in the system


64

DMS0505

Error in computer communication


64

DMS0512

Catalog is not known in the system


64

DMS1343

A change of master is currently running for the pubset


64

DMS0333

File not cataloged


64

JVS0433

JV not cataloged

Format of the output

A header contains the fully qualified file name, a flag for the file or job variable, the pubset type and the catalog name (important for SM pubset).
Subsequently, the catalog entry is output in hexadecimal, printable form together with its extents, contiguous parts being output contiguously.