Glen

There are a couple of peculiarities about your posts.

1. They appeared in a Google Groups digest and they appear in Google Groups 
but they do *not* appear in the archives of IBM-MAIN. You are presumably 
not using the option to receive e-mails of IBM-MAIN posts - and to initiate 
threads and reply by e-mail - so I suggest you use the archives to post in 
future. You can navigate from the following page:

Archives of [email protected] 
http://alabamamaps.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html

2. I see you adopt a very compact technique for posting which incorporates 
the Subject line as an integral part of the post - a mite confusing initially - 
and also since you replied to yourself in order to offer further information - 
somewhat contradicting your subject line, in fact!

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You are correct that these datasets are those used by VTAM when enabled 
for APPN, specifically when the INITDB start option specifies ALL.

A sort-of answer to your question is that, if you change the INITDB start 
option value from ALL to NONE, the next time you start VTAM, you will find 
that the data sets are no longer allocated to the VTAM address space and 
you will be able to delete them.

You will find the matter discussed in section "Checkpointing of the TRS 
database and the directory database" in Chapter 13, "Network routing" of the 
Communications Server SNA Network Implementation Guide.

I assume this doesn't really answer your question since you 
specify "dynamically". I assume what you really wanted was to be able to 
delete the data sets while VTAM was active - although why you didn't refer to 
them VTAM data sets originally then also becomes a mystery!

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I am going to post this through the archives with the Subject line adjusted:

The original post, consolidated is as follows:

<quote>

Is anyone familiar with a technique for moving these APPC datasets 
dynamically?

  SYS1.DSDBCTRL 
  SYS1.DSDB1 
  SYS1.DSDB2 
  SYS1.TRSDB

APPN checkpoint datasets, I think.

Glen Gasior

</quote>

I'm going to copy you on this in case you might otherwise miss it.

Chris Mason

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