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How Can we see all generations of a GDG ?
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Answer / nagaraju
When you run a LISTCAT against the GDG base you should get back a report of all of the associated generations for that base.
Please correct me if i am wrong
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Answer / challa srinivas
Use FILE-AID option of ISPF and give GDG base. Then we can see all the generations created under it. ALso use 3.4 of ISPF then also we can see all generations created along with the base
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in 3.4 option simply type gdgbase name then we can see all generations
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Hi, I have 3 files say file A , file B and file C.I want to form an output file in which i will have all the records from file A. Files B and C also may contain records that are present in file A.I want those records also to be included in my output file. for eg: file A contains: 1 2 3 file B contains: 2 4 5 file C contains: 1 3 5 So in my output file should look like: 1 2 3 2 1 3 Can any one help ???.....thanks in advance.
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