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- [Determine what address spaces are using a data set](#determine-what-address-spaces-are-using-a-data-set)
- [Run commmand and 'wait'](#run-commmand-and-wait)
- [Print a job's console log](#print-a-jobs-console-log)
- [Print starting timestamp from syslogd archive GDG](#print-starting-timestamp-from-syslogd-archive-gdg)
- [Data Set Operations](#data-set-operations)
- [Delete](#delete)
- [Delete on volume](#delete-on-volume)
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tsocmd "RLIST ${class} ${profile} ALL"
```

### Print starting timestamp from syslogd archive GDG
syslogd can be configured to archive logs to a GDG archive.
ex.
BeginArchiveParms
DSNPrefix SVTLOG.SYSLOGD.&SYSCLONE.
UNIT 3390
VOLUME SVTLG4
RetPd 0
EndArchiveParms
#TTLS auth
*.TCPIP*.AUTH.* /var/log/policy/attls.log -N ATTLS(+1)

This one-liner will print the timestamp of the first message in each GDG
``` shell
dls svtlog.syslogd.es.attls.* | xargs -I{} bash -c "echo -n {} - ; dcat {} | head -1 | cut -c1-15" 2>/dev/null
```

# Data Set Operations

### Delete
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