On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:03:19 -0500, Jangula, Duane A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>I am new to the sms world. Have a question about coping files from one
>lpar to another.
>
>Our production lpar and testlpar are separate systems, separate catalogs
>and all that good stuff.
>
>I want to copy file(s) from our production lpar to our Test lpar. Many
>of the files are sms managed. What I would like to do is copy any file;
>regardless of its manageclass,etc and just put it to a volume on our
>test lpar. When I use ADRDSSU, I get various messages. I have tried
>running this a 100 times, and I basically get any of the three messages
>below.
>
>Like I mentioned, I just want to copy the file and I really don't care
>about sms. Does anybody have any jcl (mvs utility) that will just do
>the copy period.... Thanks.
>
>Some of the message are as follows:
>
>ADR472E (001)-NEWDS(06), UNABLE TO SELECT A TARGET VOLUME FOR DATA SET
>DJ12.CDPS.LIBRN.BKJCL.PDS IN CATALOG CATALOG.NONVSAM, 72
>
>ADR439E (001)-PREDS(01), A PREALLOCATED DATA SET
>DJ12.CDPS.LIBRN.BKJCL.PDS WAS FOUND FOR DATA SET BUT WAS UNUSABLE, 132
>
>ADR713E (001)-ALLOC(01), UNABLE TO ALLOCATE SMS MANAGED DATA SET
>DJ12.CDPS.LIBRN.BKJCL.PDS BECAUSE NEITHER DELETE NOR RENAMEU WA
>
>
>Duane Jangula
OK, you are new to the SMS world, what about the Systems Programming world?
Have you bothered to look up those error messages and the codes at the end?
You need to read and learn.
You are using the correct utility (ADRDSSU) which is DFDSS.
Are you going directly from one DASD to another?
Or are you going to tape first?
Please take the time to look up the error messages and codes.
Do you have the QuickRef tool for error messages?
If not, break out the IBM manual and/or bookmanger, right?
The sysin should look something like this for a DASD to tape dump:
DUMP DATASET(INCLUDE(YOUR.DATA.SET.NAME)) -
TOLERATE(ENQF) -
OUTDD(TAPE)
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