You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
// Listing data sets with attributes may fail sometimes, for
// example if a TSO prompt is triggered. If that happens, we
// try first to list them all without attributes, and then fetch
// the attributes for each data set one by one. When an error
// is thrown we record it on the response object. This is a slow
// process but better than throwing an error.
This may fail if the names of any archived data sets begin with the names of any non-archived data sets. For example: A.B.C (not archived) and A.B.C.D (archived). When z/OSMF lists attributes for A.B.C, rather than listing attributes for only 1 data set it parses the pattern as A.B.C* which matches an archived data set that it will choke on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you for creating a bug report.
We will investigate the bug and evaluate its impact on the product.
If you haven't already, please ensure you have provided steps to reproduce the bug and as much context as possible.
When data sets are archived with CA Disk and have volume=ARCIVE, then z/OSMF APIs may fail to list them with attributes=true.
The
List.dataSetsMatchingPattern
API works around this by falling back to listing attributes for each data set individually:zowe-cli/packages/zosfiles/src/methods/list/List.ts
Lines 376 to 381 in 22b8a00
This may fail if the names of any archived data sets begin with the names of any non-archived data sets. For example:
A.B.C
(not archived) andA.B.C.D
(archived). When z/OSMF lists attributes forA.B.C
, rather than listing attributes for only 1 data set it parses the pattern asA.B.C*
which matches an archived data set that it will choke on.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: