On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 14:30:48 -0600, Mark Steely wrote:

>What does it mean when when a GDG status is ROLLED-OFF.

It means that the data set is no longer part of the GDG.  The
concept of ROLLED-OFF and deferred ROLL-IN were new with SMS.
Before SMS, a GDS was cataloged at step completion.  I see your
GDG is defined with NOEMPTY SCRATCH.  In that case, if the LIMIT
was exceeded, the oldest GDS was deleted.  If NOSCRATCH was
specified, it would just be uncataloged.

With SMS, it is a requirement that all data sets be cataloged.
When a DGS is created at step start, it is cataloged in
DEFERRED ROLL-IN status.  It is not part of the GDG until it
is rolled in as the result of CATLG at step termination.  If
it is not to be scratched at when the LIMIT is exceeded, it will
be ROLLED-OUT.

> 
>IDCAMS  SYSTEM SERVICES                                           T
>NONVSAM ------- POP.FLGD.FLD100.BYFLT.G0446V00                     
>     IN-CAT --- CATALOG.SYSB.PRODCAT                               
>     HISTORY                                                       
>       DATASET-OWNER-----(NULL)     CREATION--------2005.362       
>       RELEASE----------------2     EXPIRATION------0000.000       
>       ACCOUNT-INFO-----------------------------------(NULL)       
>       STATUS--------ROLLED-OFF                                    
>     SMSDATA                                                       
>       STORAGECLASS ---PRDSTAND     MANAGEMENTCLASS--PRDVOLS       
>       DATACLASS ------PRDSTAND     LBACKUP ---XXXX.XXX.XXXX       
>     VOLUMES                                                     
>       VOLSER------------MIGRAT     DEVTYPE------X'78048081'
>     ASSOCIATIONS--------(NULL)                                    
>     ATTRIBUTES
> 
>The GDG is defined as:
> 
>IDCAMS  SYSTEM SERVICES                                          
>GDG BASE ------ POP.FLGD.FLD100.BYFLT                            
>     IN-CAT --- CATALOG.SYSB.PRODCAT                             
>     HISTORY                                                     
>       DATASET-OWNER---             CREATION--------1992.264     
>       RELEASE----------------2     LAST ALTER------2007.011     
>     ATTRIBUTES                                                  
>       LIMIT------------------2     SCRATCH          NOEMPTY     
>     ASSOCIATIONS                                                
>       NONVSAM--POP.FLGD.FLD100.BYFLT.G9851V00                   
>       NONVSAM--POP.FLGD.FLD100.BYFLT.G9852V00                   
> 
>I have three additional entries which are displayed when I do DS List
>from option 3.4.
> 
>I thought when a GDG was rolled off it was deleted. Why is this
>occurring?

With SCRATCH specified, that is correct.  Perhaps there was some
reason when that GDS was ROLLED-OFF that it could not be scratched.
Or perhaps the volume (or the data set) that it is on had to be
restored after it was scratched.

> 
>I have another problem.. Sometime when this job executes it receive the
>following error:
> 
>IGD17100I UNEXPECTED CATALOG ERROR FOR DATA SET
>POP.FLGD.FLD100.BYFLT.G9846V00
>RETURN CODE IS 8 REASON CODE IS 8 IGG0CLA3

I did not look up the message, and assume that you have interpreted
it correctly.  It seems you are trying to create G9846V00.  Your GDG
has G9851V00 and G9852V00 associated with it.  I would have expected
that the system would be trying to create G9853V00.  Then again,
perhaps at the time the error occurred, that would have been the
next generation....  I also see that the rolled out GDS that you
mentioned is G0446V00.  This all looks suspicious to me.

Could it be that G9846V00 existed in a ROLLED-OFF status when the
failure occurred?

-- 
Tom Marchant

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