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On Feb 26, 2013, at 05:23, Pfister, Nathan J CIV (US) wrote:

> A JOB was the first way that I could think to do what I am doing, since it
> involves running some RACF commands.  I suppose I could run it another way,
> but this is something I'm still learning as I go.  Coming over to the
> mainframe from being a java developer / windows SA/DBA was an interesting
> transition.
>
> How would I use SSH to run commands the equivalent of what I can do in a
> job, through a web interface?
>
I do something similar.  A real Rube Goldberg.  I use REXEC (until the
security concerns outweigh the budget concerns and we get crypto cards).
REXEC runs a UNIX Rexx EXEC (must be in UNIX filesystem) which issues
"address TSO" to do some allocations such as SYSEXEC and runs a TSO
Rexx EXEC (must be in legacy PDS(E)) which runs in an address space
with sufficient privilege to run commands such as ISPF and IEBCOPY.
I assume the same would apply to RACF.  I write return codes and other
status to a UNIX file shared with NFS which I analyze back on the
Solaris side.

Co:Z, free from Dovetailed Technologies with optional paid support is
reported to be useful for such things,  I haven't tried it.

    http://dovetail.com/solutions.html#coz

-- gil

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As a bye the bye I have an ordinary rexx that submits a job and then tracks
it in the m/c
It's not difficult code but the polling is tedious.

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On Feb 26, 2013, at 05:23, Pfister, Nathan J CIV (US) wrote:

> A JOB was the first way that I could think to do what I am doing, since it
> involves running some RACF commands.  I suppose I could run it another
way,
> but this is something I'm still learning as I go.  Coming over to the
> mainframe from being a java developer / windows SA/DBA was an interesting
> transition.
>
> How would I use SSH to run commands the equivalent of what I can do in a
> job, through a web interface?
>
I do something similar.  A real Rube Goldberg.  I use REXEC (until the
security concerns outweigh the budget concerns and we get crypto cards).
REXEC runs a UNIX Rexx EXEC (must be in UNIX filesystem) which issues
"address TSO" to do some allocations such as SYSEXEC and runs a TSO
Rexx EXEC (must be in legacy PDS(E)) which runs in an address space
with sufficient privilege to run commands such as ISPF and IEBCOPY.
I assume the same would apply to RACF.  I write return codes and other
status to a UNIX file shared with NFS which I analyze back on the
Solaris side.

Co:Z, free from Dovetailed Technologies with optional paid support is
reported to be useful for such things,  I haven't tried it.

    http://dovetail.com/solutions.html#coz

-- gil

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