We share the ACF2 databases and each system uses a different sysid. How can I list all of the GSO records that are being used in one set of output or display?

Article Id: 38677
Status: Published
Updated On: 14-02-2018 07:54
Legacy Id: TEC1274349
Products:
CA ACF2 , CA ACF2 - DB2 Option , CA ACF2 for zVM , CA ACF2 - z/OS , CA ACF2 - MISC , CA PanApt , CA PanAudit
Issue/Introduction:

Question:

We share the ACF2 databases and each system uses a different sysid.  How can I list all of the GSO records that are being used in one set of output or display?

Answer:

By masking the SYSID when doing the SET command, you can see multiple SYSID records at once.

In TSO, get into ACF mode and issue the following commands:

tso acf

ACF
set control(gso) msysid(********)
list like(-)

This will display all GSO records that are on this database.  For batch, use ACFBATCH in a similar way as the ACF command:

//jobcard
//STEP1    EXEC PGM=ACFBATCH
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*                                     
//SYSIN    DD  *                          
 SET CONTROL(GSO) MSYSID(********)
 LIST LIKE(-)             
/*                                       
//         

Environment:

Release:
Component: ACF2MS