On Wed, 12 Jun 1996 15:42:20 PDT  Andrew M. Raibeck wrote:
>Jose Hernandez asks:
>
>>     Maybe someone out there has done this. I want to issue an ADSM command
>>     on my MVS console and have the output redirected to a dataset. Any
>>     idea's
>
>Wow, this is a popular topic today!
>
>If you saw my earlier posts today about Admin schedules and macros, this is all
>kind of related, I believe.
>
>I'm not the developer, so I may be off slightly on the actual technical bits
>here. But I believe that the gist of this issue is that the ADSM console can't
>handle file/data set names, which is why you can't redirect output issued
>from the server console.
>
>Likewise (getting back to today's earlier discussions), this is also why:
>
>   - You can't redirect the output of a scheduled Admin command, and
>   - You can't use the Admin scheduler to schedule a macro.
>
>The actual redirection of output and parsing of macro files is handled by
the
>admin code you are running (dsmadmc), not the ADSM server proper. But Admin
>schedules, and commands entered from the ADSM server console, are handled
by
>the ADSM server (not dsmadmc). Since the server can't deal with files in
this
>manner, it can't redirect output, and it can't read macro files.
>
>
>Andy Raibeck
>ADSM Level 2 Support



Andy/IBM; then the obvious question is: is their a future for allowing the
central lan server (MVS in our case) be able to write reports so that they
can be used in our report viewer (RMDS)??