On Fri, 25 May 2007 15:39:06 +1000, Stephen Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>
>Our only problem so far is with SMS & the LIKE parameter for PO or POE
>datasets (both within JCL & TSO).
>
>With z/OS 1.6 these files can be created with our DEFAULT Dataclas that
>has Dynamic Volume Count set to 2. If we try the same allocation using
>z/OS 1.8 we receive the following error message;
>
>IGD17295I DATA SET dataset.name HAS PARTITIONED ORGANIZATION AND CANNOT
>HAVE A 
>DATA CLASS WITH A DYNAMIC VOLUME COUNT GREATER THAN ONE, ALLOCATION
>FAILED 
>
>We have now coded SMS on all our systems to prevent PO/POE files from
>receiving the DEFAULT dataclass but there is one exception that cannot
>be controlled by SMS, and that is when using the LIKE parameter.
>

So this is a case where IBM closed a hole and is causing you a little
grief (as opposed to a bug).   I don't have a problem with that, but
it should be mentioned in the migration manual.   The message wasn't
even documented in the z/OS 1.8 messages manual. 

I found the message documented in OA19503 (closed DOC).  The
message was added in 1.8 base in response to
APAR OA13500 which was closed FIN in a prior release.

Another problem ...  (does anyone from DFSMS monitor this list now?):

Whoever is responsible for getting the APAR added to IBMLINK or
retain or however it is done did not add the proper keywords. 
If you search for MSGIGD17295I - you come up empty.  If you
search for IGD17295I you can find the apar.

Mark
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