So Andrew, are you saying that
Include(**,SYS2.AM.MYCAT) would have worked? Or does the catalog need
to be addressed in a separate step?
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From: Andrew N Wilt [
Subject: Re: Help needed : ADR421E
Hi John,
I think that is just a requirement of DFSMSdss that when it is to
process a Catalog, then you have to specify the fully qualified name. I
don't know off the top of my head what the rationale at the time was,
but I imagine it is to protect you from accidentally processing a User
Catalog. Most shops wouldn't want all of their users locked of using
data sets just because DFSMSdss had an exclusive enqueue on the Catalog
that those data sets were cataloged in.
From your SYSIN statements, it seems that the SYS2.AM.MYCAT data set
got caught in the INC(**) net, so you ran into the requirement that the
data set be fully qualified if it is a Catalog.
IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> wrote on 05/02/2007
04:18:26 AM:
>
> Below are the control cards used for the volume backup:
>
> DUMP DATASET(FILTERDD(INDD)) -
> LOGINDDNAME(DISK24) -
> OUTDD(TAPE24) ALLDATA(*) SHARE -
> ALLEXCP SPHERE SELECTMULTI(FIRST) -
> TOL(IOER ENQF) OPTIMIZE(4) WAIT(0,0)
> INCLUDE(**) -
> EXCLUDE(UCAT.**,SYS1.VVDS.**, -
> IOAX.CTDV.**, -
> SYS2.AUXILARY.UCAT, -
> JES150.CED.FILLER.**)
>
> Thanks
>
>
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