Sample SMSAUDIT jobs - syncsort_allocation_control_center

Following are some sample SMSAUDIT jobs which show typical uses of SMSAUDIT.

Compare SCDS to ACTIVE

The following JCL shows a simple SMSAUDIT job used to compare an SCDS to the currently active configuration. All constructs and attributes are compared.

      //AUDIT    EXEC PGM=SMSAUDIT
      //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
      //SUMMARY  DD SYSOUT=*
      //SYSIN    DD *
      COMPARE CDS1(ACTIVE) -
              CDS2(DTS.S0W1.SCDS)

Compare SCDS to SCDS with construct type filter

The following job shows a comparison between two Source Control Datasets for:

Data Classes
Storage Classes
Management Classes
Storage Groups

            //AUDIT    EXEC PGM=SMSAUDIT
           //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
          //SUMMARY  DD SYSOUT=*
          //SYSIN    DD *
           COMPARE CDS1(DTS.NEW.SCDS) -
                   CDS2(DTS.S0W1.SCDS) -
                   CONSTRUCTS(DC,SC,MC,SG)

Compare a single construct

The following job shows a comparison of a single Data Class in the current SCDS to the same data class in another SCDS.

      //AUDIT    EXEC PGM=SMSAUDIT
      //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
      //SUMMARY  DD SYSOUT=*
      //SYSIN    DD *
      COMPARE CDS1(DTS.NEW.SCDS) -
              CDS2(DTS.S0W1.SCDS) -
              CONSTRUCTS(DC) -
              NAME1(DATA1) -
              NAME2(DATA1)

Compare Differently-Named constructs

The following job shows the comparison of a Management Class in one SCDS to a differently named Management Class in another SCDS.

Tip: This may be useful when a class has been used as a model in creating new classes in another CDS. You can also compare two differently named constructs in the same CDS by specifying the same CDS name for CDS1 and CDS2.

      //AUDIT    EXEC PGM=SMSAUDIT
      //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
      //SUMMARY  DD SYSOUT=*
      //SYSIN    DD *
      COMPARE CDS1(DTS.NEW.SCDS) -
              CDS2(DTS.S0W1.SCDS) -
              CONSTRUCTS(MC) -
              NAME1(MGMT1) -
              NAME2(MGMT2)

Write an SMF History Record

In this example, a single CDS is specified and an SMF record is written for each construct in an SCDS. If a job like this is run just prior to the activation of the configuration, an SMS configuration history can be maintained. This can be useful in determining which constructs were changed, when they were changed, and which userid made the change.

      //AUDIT    EXEC PGM=SMSAUDIT
      //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
      //SUMMARY  DD SYSOUT=*
      //SYSIN    DD *
      COMPARE CDS1(DTS.NEW.SCDS) -
              SMFRID(222)

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