Whoever works with mainframes knows that to be able to o know what the Linklist concatenation is is one of the most important things in the job.
There is a very simple MVS command for the effect:
D PROG,LNKLST
Here’s an example of what this command returns:
RESPONSE=TST1
CSV470I 12.29.52 LNKLST DISPLAY 888
LNKLST SET LNKLST01 LNKAUTH=LNKLST
ENTRY APF VOLUME DSNAME
1 A TST1R1 SYS2.LINKLIB
2 A TST1R1 SYS1.MIGLIB
3 A TST1R1 SYS1.CSSLIB
4 A TST1R1 SYS2.LINKLIB
5 A TST1R1 SYS1.LINKLIB
6 TST1R1 SYS1.SORTLIB
...
Explanation:
TST1 is the LPAR name
LNKLST01 indicates the Linklist set currently active and in use by the system
A indicates that the dataset is also in APF list
TST1R1 indicates the volume where the dataset is allocated
Note:
The Linklist concatenation is defined in the PROGxx member of the PARMLIB.
#1 by Rui on December 27, 2009 - 17:30
Ooops, I used to know that, not any more!
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