Avner, If you have no RDS you do not need to run EDGJSRDS, except when
you are using special keyword EXPDT values in JCL and want those to be
continued to be used under rmm. The dates are extracted in EDGJ5LDR and
merged with any RDS entries in EDGJSRDS.
If you need to handled the special keyword dates, point EDGJSRDS to a
DUMMY RDS.
You say 'all data sets must be cataloged or their expdt gt today.' That can
be handled in rmm with VRS:
RMM AS DSNAME('**') WHILECATALOG LOCATION(CURRENT) NEXTVRS(UEX)
RMM AS NAME(UEX) UNTILEXPIRED LOCATION(CURRENT)
The first VRS retains data sets as long as cataloged. once uncataloged or if
never cataloged, the nextvrs retains them until the JCL expiration date is
reached. If no expdt was specified, the default retention is used to calculate
expdt.
Mike Wood RMM Development
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 09:26:03 +0200, אבנר
מיכאלי <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Hi all,
>Our retention policy (in CA-1) is simple and based on two parameters - all
data sets must be cataloged or their expdt gt today. Otherwise they are
scratched. So, we don't use any RDS (no RDS file exists).
>One of the conversion steps from CA-1 to DFRMM deals with the RDS and
creates output that is going to be a part of RMM setup (EDGJSRDS). How do
we proceed without this step ? does RMM require a set of names ? how can
we implement our policy in RMM ?
>
>Thanks
>Avner
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