Ale,
We use a process that we can compress many datasets using ADRDSSU
DUMP (DFDSS Utility) into a single dataset, XMIT this dataset into a
secondary dataset which can then be FTP'd to the final destination. This
allows us to do many different kinds of datasets within a single transfer.
On the other side, we do a RECEIVE and then a ADRDSSU RESTORE.
Hope this helps.
Kurt Gramling
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I want to copy datasets from one z/OS image to another. There is no shared
DASD. To use a tape is not easy because of management problems. I tried to
XMIT using a batch job. When I ran the batch receive job, the datasets were
not received in correct DD names . Is there a way to get around this
problem ?
Ale
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