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How do I find or access the current level of a GDG?
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Answer / shakila vinayagam
Use Outtrap() on the output of TSO LISTCAT.
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Answer / rainer bartosch
You may use this
CALL BPXWDYN "ALLOC DD(ddn) SHR DSN('"gdg"(0)') RTDSN(GDGN)"
Afterwards GDGD contains the name of the actual gdg data
set.
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