Re: OS access to SST data?

Yeah. It seems I'm still stuck guiding the customer to obtain the data I
need.
Shame that for all its greatness some things are really hidden in IBM i vs
AIX.
I have built some tools that query the HMC for all it's managed systems,
their configuration, obtains the LPAR's IP and connects to obtain OS-level
data and yet, IBM i is the only one that escapes the grasp of my tool. (IBM
i and the ASMI, I would love to get the vpd section of the ASMI, which is
part of what the rack config on IBM i gets me).
Thanks anyways!

On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 3:15 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Good idea. Due to Covid-19, technical issues and social unrest my ptf
apply is delayed to June 20.

Rob Berendt
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running this on my 7.4 server:

SELECT * FROM TABLE(QSYS2.OBJECT_STATISTICS('QSYS', '*CMD'))
order by OBJCREATED desc

shows some "recent" SST commands, the PTF is listed in one of the fields

Bryan

Rob Berendt wrote on 6/11/2020 11:29 AM:

I too have heard of new commands and what not to get at stuff you

previously had to go into SST to get to.

An example which is not so new is STRCMNTRC versus starting a

communications trace from within SST.

But I could not find those directly. I check the mythological TR2 notes

for 7.4 and didn't see anything.

Rob Berendt

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