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Additional output options such as a universal CSV file should be a standard.
DFHCSDUP has an Exit Option. But i consider this a workaround.
Thanks Pilch, Yes, I am aware of the CSI, however that is just one of many sources of information available. I think it's time IBM allowed users and sysprogs to only have to consider one way of processing info for most major subsystems. You could use the same argument for DFHCSDUP for CICS. I suspect that with more interfaces being exposed to the web then the REST APIs that IBM will need to develop can easily be tweaked to also produce CSV ouput.
For catalog related data, i suggest to use the catalog search interface.
But i agree that lots of utilities create to much "spaghetti", that makes it difficult to parse.....