FINDING PANVALET LIBRARIES

Products

• CA Database Analyzer (IMS Tools)
• CA Mainframe Configuration Manager for IMS for z/OS
• IMS TOOLS - MISC
• CA Compress Data Compression (IMS Tools)
• CA Database Analyzer for IMS for z/OS
• CA Database Copier for IMS for z/OS
• CA Database Organizer for IMS for z/OS
• CA Mainframe Extended Terminal Manager (IMS Tools)
• CA High Performance Recovery for IMS for z/OS
• CA Database Organizer (IMS Tools)
• CA Mainframe Program Restart Manager for IMS for z/OS
• CA Secondary Index Builder for IMS for z/OS
• CA Secondary Index for IMS for z/OS
• CA JARS
• CA JARS Resource Accounting
• CA JARS SMF Director
• CA JMR
• CA MIM Resource Sharing (MIM)
• CA MIM Data Sharing (MII)
• CA MIM Tape Sharing (MIA)
• CA MIM Message Sharing (MIC)
• MIM BASE
• Nastel AutoPilot for WebSphere MQ
• CA PanApt
• CA PanAudit
• CA Panvalet
• CA QuickFetch
• CA Raps VSE
• CA Scheduler VSE
• CA SMR
• CA SOLVE:Operations Automation
• SOLVE:Access Session Management
• CA SOLVE:CA Mainframe Connector
• CA SOLVE:FTS
• CA SYSVIEW Performance Management
• NXBRIDGE - SYSYVIEW/ENDEVOR
• CA 2E
• CA SOLVE

Issue/Introduction

Description:

Is there a set of characteristics to use to search for Panvalet libraries? Are they always DSORG=DA and RECFM=F?

Solution:

1. Search datasets with LRECL=0, that should narrow the search.
2. The DSORG should be DA and the RECFM=FS is the default.
3. Take all of those datasets and run an IDCAMS job to dump the 1st block of the dataset.
   Sample JCL follows:
   

   //STEP1 EXEC PGM=IDCAMS    //LIBDD1 DD DISP=SHR,DSN=possible.panlib,UNIT=3390, //       VOL=SER=volser     //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=Y  //SYSIN  DD *    PRINT INFILE(LIBDD1) COUNT(1) //   

   If it's a PANLIB, the 1st 3 characters will be the character representation of the release and version the PANLIB was created under/converted to. For example, if it's a 14.5 panlib, the 1st 3 characters will be x'F1F4F5' (145).

Environment

Release:
Component: C21E