Hi Gerhard,

Is there any specific reason you want to make use of
a script?
Seeing that Tim Williams already answered your question
you should in any case look at doing what you want in a
different way.
What we do - which will give you exactly what you are
trying to achieve right now - is to run a batch job
with IKJEFT01 utility - making use of an admin cmd
line - and issue the  QUERY SYSTEM > DSM.OUTPUT.QSYSTEM
command.

Let me know if there is something specific I'm missing
in this case - else play around with batch jobs that
can be scheduled or run on demand.

Cheers
Christo
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Hello all,
Hello all,
I found questions like this in the archives, but no answers......

One more try =>
I want to run a script, where one line should look like this:
QUERY SYSTEM > DSM.OUTPUT.QSYSTEM
where DSM.OUTPUT.QSYSTEM is a S390 Filename I want to take to the OFFSITE
Location.
(This Command works great on the command line, but I want to have it in a
script!)

However - I tried to do it like this:
def script test desc='Test'
upd script test "QUERY SYSTEM > DSM.OUTPUT"

Result:
ANR1454I DEFINE SCRIPT: Command script TEST defined.
ANR2002E Missing closing quote character.
ANS8001I Return code 3.

Any hints how to route an output to a file in a script  ?
I guess, the problem is, that TSM wants to direct the Output of the Update
Stmt
to a file - and when doing this, one quote is missing, of course

We are running TSM 3.7.5 on S390 (I know, not supported, but I guess this
should
work on all versions)

Regards
Gerhard Wolkerstorfer

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