So I figured I'd run a quick test allocating a PDS with a name fitting my
mask using JCL. The write statement (shown below) should show me the
DSORG presented to SMS.
WRITE 'DCN1000 ' &DSN ' ' &PGM ' ' &DSORG ' ' &DATACLAS
So here's the JCL segment
4 //OUTLOAN DD DSN=T.PM.CWSCW02M.CWSBCWI1.DMLOAN.PRECODE1.DDK,
// DISP=(NEW,CATLG),
// RECFM=FB,LRECL=205,BLKSIZE=0,
// SPACE=(CYL,(90,5,15),RLSE),
// STORCLAS=SCTEST,
// MGMTCLAS=MCTEST
and here's the IGD SMS sysout statement:
4 IGD01007I DCN1000 T.PM.CWSCW02M.CWSBCWI1.DMLOAN.PRECODE1.DDK IEFBR14 PO
DCSTDFLT
If you compare the write stmt to the sysout, it's pretty clear to me that
I should be able to use the suggested statement (shown below)to correctly
assign my dataclas.
WHEN (&DSORG NE 'PO' AND &DSORG NE 'VS')
Thanks for all the input!
dd keller
////////////////////////////////
>>My SMS experience is that directory blocks in space allocation will
cause
>>DSORG to be completed as "PO" and DEFINE or VSAM in JCL will see DSORG
set
>>to "VS". That means whatever is leftover, is "PS". I think this is what
>>someone meant by checking what it isn't.
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