I would like to know if you can direct the output of a RACF command to a disk dataset from the command prompt instead of having the output displayed on the terminal.

With DFHSM you can enter a command and have the output written to a disk dataset.  ex:   hsend list dsn ods(output dataset).

It would be nice if you could do the same with RACF.  The only way I know how to do this is by running a batch job with the RACF command in it and have the output go to a dataset.

Thaks
Pat Buchanan

buchanan2708@sbcglobal.net

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Patrick Buchanan
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With zSecure you can enter commands into the CKRCMD data set (enter the RESULTS command in the command line, type an E in front of the CKRCMD file), after entering the RACF commands into the data set, type RUN in the command line.  The results are displayed in browse.

Alternatively, you could write a simple Rexx that buffers the output in a stem variable, and writes this to a data set.  OUTTRAP

Here is an approach that saves the output in an ISPF Edit session.

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Rob van Hoboken
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Original Message:
Sent: 1/25/2023 10:49:00 AM
From: Rob van Hoboken
Subject: RE: Have RACF output from command go to a dataset

With zSecure you can enter commands into the CKRCMD data set (enter the RESULTS command in the command line, type an E in front of the CKRCMD file), after entering the RACF commands into the data set, type RUN in the command line.  The results are displayed in browse.

Alternatively, you could write a simple Rexx that buffers the output in a stem variable, and writes this to a data set.  OUTTRAP

Here is an approach that saves the output in an ISPF Edit session.

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Rob van Hoboken
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