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What is the latest PTF level for File Manager and [<a href="#verlevel">]how do I determine my current File Manager PTF service level?[</a>]

Client wants to use File Manager to scan a dataset and extract the maximum, minimum, and average record lengths as well as a count of records on a tape dataset. With this information, they can better allocate future datasets.

I am trying to APPLY File Manager maintenance and am receiving the following: GIM38201E ** THERE IS A MODID ERROR FOR SRC ENTRY FMN0POPT IN SYSMOD UK51093. GIM31901I SYSMOD UK51093 DOES NOT SPECIFY FMN0001 ON THE PRE OR SUP OPERAND. FMN0001 IS THE RMID FOR SRC FMN0POPT THAT IS CURRENTLY INSTALLED. GIM22601I APPLY PROCESSING FAILED FOR SYSMOD UK51093. How do I get around these SMP/E errors?

We have users logged into production systems using the File Manager/DB2 COPY function to copy data from production down to a test system. It all works fine. However, the COPY function must require that FM/DB2 make inserts into a declared temporary table. These "inserts" are being flagged by our production audit process which shows users that are making updates in production. This is illegal in our shop. Currently the audit process looks at the plans and reports any USERIDs that are updating in production.

We use File Manager with both the DB2 and IMS features running under our z/OS system in 32 bit mode. We are planning on going to 64 bit mode later this year. Are there any parameter changes or fixes required to run File Manager under z/OS in 64 bit mode?

A user is trying to use the File Manager Find/Change utility on our Panvalet libraries, but it is not working and we are seeing the following message: Invalid input data set for function FCH Is there another option that needs to be set to allow a Find on a Panvalet library?

Client is attempting to copy all generations of a GDG using the DSC function in batch. Different generations may have different LRECLs. Different errors may be displayed depending on the LRECL settings, but the net is that the copy is not successful.

As part of the File Manager DB2 install, customers need to process DB2 binds. For several RESVOL sets, multiple systems can be IPL'ed from any of the sets of RESVOLs, or all the systems could be IPL'ed from one RESVOL set. The problem comes in when you switch from one RESVOL to another. You receive an -805 time stamp error when we use the File Manager for DB2. Because the File Manager loadlib is on the RESVOL set, it appears that they will have to rebind every DB2 system with every RESVOL set every time

I am trying to implement File Manager and am having trouble with CONTAINS. I try to use it like the book describes and it doesn't work. The problem seems to be with multiple 'needles'. If I use just one, it works fine. It appears that the example is trying to say that multiple 'needles' separated by a comma is an 'or' function. Is that right? I have found that if the CONTAINS spans multiple lines it fails and if it is all in one line it works. How should the following be coded to work, and where is it

Where can I find the latest reference card for Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS®, Debug Tool for z/OS, and File Manager for z/OS?