DUDASD is a TSO command that displays the information returned by the D U,DASD console command.
It is located in File #300 of the #249 version of the CBT tape and is part of a
collection of TSO commands from Jim Marshall of the Air Force.
In order to assemble DUDASD, there are some macros required from a different member of file #300. I have placed the required macros, the assembly source, and the help text into a single installation - dudasd$.jcl - contained in the archive dudasd.tgz [MD5: B11F1D8E95A7D256C0A6061411C52926]. Download the archive and extract the jobstream (WinZip on Windows/?? or tar on Linux). Submit the jobstream to assemble and link the single load module for DUDASD into SYS2.CMDLIB and copy the help text into SYS2.HELP. If you don't have SYS2.CMDLIB defined, you will need to modify the jobstream to specify a different target load library. Also if you do not have SYS2.HELP defined, you may modify the jobstream to place the help information into SYS1.HELP.
DUDASD requires no operands. It lists all DASD units generated in the system, four per line:
dudasd 120 PUB002-O RSV 121 (OFF) 122 (OFF) 123 (OFF) 124 (OFF) 125 (OFF) 126 (OFF) 127 (OFF) 130 WORK01-O RSV 131 JAY001-O RSV 132 (OFF) 133 (OFF) 134 (OFF) 135 (OFF) 136 (OFF) 137 (OFF) 140 (OFF) 141 (OFF) 142 (OFF) 143 (OFF) 144 (OFF) 145 (OFF) 146 (OFF) 147 (OFF) 150 MVSRES-A RSD 151 SMP001-O RSD 152 WORK02-O RSD 153 (OFF) 154 (OFF) 155 (OFF) 156 (OFF) 157 (OFF) 160 MVS601-O RSV 161 (OFF) 162 (OFF) 163 (OFF) 164 (OFF) 165 (OFF) 166 (OFF) 167 (OFF) 180 MVS801-O RSV 181 (OFF) 182 (OFF) 183 (OFF) 184 (OFF) 185 (OFF) 186 (OFF) 187 (OFF) 220 (OFF) 221 (OFF) 222 (OFF) 223 (OFF) 224 (OFF) 225 (OFF) 226 (OFF) 227 (OFF) 230 (OFF) 231 (OFF) 232 (OFF) 233 (OFF) 234 (OFF) 235 (OFF) 236 (OFF) 237 (OFF) 240 (OFF) 241 (OFF) 242 (OFF) 243 (OFF) 244 (OFF) 245 (OFF) 246 (OFF) 247 (OFF) 250 PAGE00-A RSD 251 SPOOL1-A RSD 252 PUB001-A RSD 253 (OFF) 254 (OFF) 255 (OFF) 256 (OFF) 257 (OFF) 260 (OFF) 261 (OFF) 262 (OFF) 263 (OFF) *** 264 (OFF) 265 (OFF) 266 (OFF) 267 (OFF) 280 SYSP01-O RSV 281 (OFF) 282 (OFF) 283 (OFF) 284 (OFF) 285 (OFF) 286 (OFF) 287 (OFF)
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