I would like to perform a mass change on the SOLVE ACDB file. I need to change the Logmode entry. Rather than unloading the VSAM file and using SPF to make the changes. Is there a SOLVE utility to accomplish the same task?

Products

• CMDB for z/OS
• NetSpy Network Performance
• NetMaster Network Automation
• SOLVE
• NetMaster Network Management for SNA
• NetMaster Network Management for TCP/IP
• NetMaster File Transfer Management
• SOLVE:Operations Automation
• SOLVE:Access Session Management
• SOLVE:FTS

Issue/Introduction

Question:

I would like to perform a mass change on the SOLVE ACDB file. I need to change the Logmode entry. Rather than unloading the VSAM file and using SPF to make the changes. Is there a SOLVE utility to accomplish the same task?

 

 

Environment

Release: SLACCS00200-5-SOLVE:Access-Session Management
Component:

Resolution

Answer:

Using /MSDM.G.U you can search all users and other search criteria for a specific LOGMODE and change to a new LOGMODE.

To complete the panel:

1. Do one of the following:
   
   
   • Specify the criteria of the sessions that you want this search to match.
   • Press F5 to load existing search criteria.
     
     
2. Press F11 to store the criteria that you have entered for later use.
   
   
3. Specify * to match any characters or ? to match on any one character.
   
   For example, if either of the following are specified in the logon request field:
   
   Logon Request ....... N??1 &?SER?D &USER*
   or
   Logon Request ....... N*
   
   The following logon request is matched:
   
   Logon Request ....... NM01 &USERID &USERPW; NM
   
   You cannot perform this type of search in Jump Key fields or those fields whose valid values are YES or NO. The User ID field also has special requirements, as described below.
   
   
4. Press F6 to action the search.
   Processing continues.

Note: User ID is a mandatory field and must be specified in the search criteria. You can enter an * to search for a generic group of users. For example, USER* finds all users that have a prefix of USER. If you specify an * only in the User ID field, then you must specify at least one other criterion.