Barbara Nitz wrote: >I am hoping that my catalog command for the other data set didn't harm >anything.
Use ISMF or something like that to search for all your 'other' dataset on all of your catalogs. Just to make sure there is not another [unwanted] duplicate on another volser. Just review your Linklist and APF that they are referring to the correct dataset and/or volser where applicable. >On the other hand, this catalog (USERCAT.Z113.PRODS) contains a lot of the >same data sets as the master catalog. Wasn't that user cat not an old master catalog? > It appears to be connected, otherwise the alias pointing to it would not show > me any data sets (if there is an alias at all). If you have say, XYZ.* on mastercatalog and also on usercatalog, then if you don't have an alias, you would see the entries on mastercatalog. But if you create an alias, you should see the entries on the usercatalog. But in your case, you're referring to SYS1.* entries, so you're probably sitting with duplicate entries. >Time to go and read up on non-standard search order. :-( Good luck, it took me also some time to understand that, and now, I have forgotten some parts of it. Yuck, can't remember everything... :-D Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
