Tommy,
I suggest you put in a write statement before the WHEN clauses to write out
the value in
UNIT. I suspect you will find that the second dataset does not have a
value that matches
your VALID_UNIT filter list.
The DFSMSdfp Storage Administration Reference indicates that VOL=REF=*.OUT1
will
Tommy,
I solved the problem. The problem is the RACF CLASS(DASDVOL)
If the Control-M userid has ALTER authority to the dataset in DATACLAS, you
should
not need DASDVOL authority. My understanding is that DASDVOL is intended
for
storage management type functions like moving a dataset from one
John,
The MIGRATE command is for sequential migration where you copy a dasd based
dataset to a tape(s) and recatalog the dataset to the tape(s), not the
magic ARCIVE
volser. From that point forward, anyone reading the dataset would read it
as a tape
dataset.
If you want to archive (migrate in HSM
Willie,
I am displaying the status of a SMS managed volume. Can it be possible
if there could be more than one type of staus it could be in. By this I
mean can it be in enabled status as well quiesced as well. Below is my
display of the volume
The volume can have only one status but the
Tommy,
You latest attempt created two temporary nonvsam datasets. The default DISP
is NEW,DELETE,DELETE.
We got around this issue by putting a IEFBR14 step before the IDCAMS step.
Example:
//IEFBR14 EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
//DD1 DD DSN=ZDVT.ALLOC1,DISP=(NEW,DELETE),UNIT=SYSDA,
//
Willie,
Disregard my last note. Volumes SZA901, SZA902, SZE901 and SZE902 are
always
on the primary list unless the utilization plus the primary allocation
amount will cause the utilization to exceed the high threshold. The
remaining volumes in PRIMSG01 will be presented on the secondary list
when
Willie,
How would I check via ISMF if the primary pool has an overflow pool?
Go to storage group panel (6) and pull up a list of your storage groups.
Column 42 will have the
name of the storage group that you use for overflow or will contain dashes
if there is no
overflow storage group.
Are you
Willie,
You're welcome. There was an info apar in IBMLINK that described the gory
details
of how volumes were selected for or omitted from the primary candidate list
but I
can't find it. If you have access to IBMLINK, maybe you can find it.
Regards,
John
Tommy,
The key is to pass a volser to the following step. You can just change the
DSN= to
use a temporary name.
As someone else mentioned, you can omit IDCUT* DDs if you add DFSORT to
the BLDINDEX command. That may be worth a test. We use a third party
product
to build alternate indices and the
Robert,
Verify that the volume is in CONVERT status in ISMF or the vtoc (IEHLIST)
shows that
it is a SMS managed volume. QF just indicates that the volser is defined to
SMS.
Regards,
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Robert,
On Sep 1, 2006, at 10:55 AM, Robert Pelletier wrote:
Once again I come to the group for help. I have no cut and paste so I
will briefly describe what I did 1. Iinitiallzyed two new volumes with
STGR on it.
2. I did a delete and define and always get create failed RC92 -
iec614i .
Robert,
CDS Name . . . . . . . : TECH.SMS.SCDS
Storage Group Name . . : CSLFGRP2
Volume Serial Number . : SMSVL9
Can you post the same thing with the CDS
Name 'ACTIVE'?
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Robert,
What panel would I use
I am not sure. What panel were you in for the volume
display?
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I figured out that you went through panel 6 (storage group) and then
option 4 (volume) and then option 1 (display). When you enter
panel 6 (storage group), change the CDS Name from 'TECH.SMS.SCDS'
to 'ACTIVE'. Then go to option 4 (volume) and then option 1 (display).
The thing you want to
Robert,
SMSVL8 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
SMSVL9 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
Volumes SMSVL8 and SMSVL9 are not marked as SMS-managed in the
vtoc. You should be able to run DSS job to do CONVERTV.
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=DFDSS
//SYSPRINT DD
Robert,
I really goofed that one!
It should have been:
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD *
CONVERT -
DYNAM( -
(SMSVL8) -
)-
SMS
CONVERT -
DYNAM( -
(SMSVL9) -
)-
SMS
/*
I
Robert,
Did you get any messages in the IDCAMS output like:
IDC0181I STORAGECLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I MANAGEMENTCLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I DATACLASS USED IS ABCDEF
You can also try adding to the cluster definition:
VOLUMES(*) -
I doubt that it will help because the real problem is that
Robert,
The absence of IDC0181I messages means that your ACS routines did
not assign a storage class nor a data class to your vsam dataset. You
need to look through your storage class ACS routine to see why no
storage class was assigned.
The DFSMSdfp Storage Administration Reference documents the
Robert,
Is there any selection logic in the storage class routine before the
snippet
that you posted? I can't see anything wrong with what you have provided.
Are you able to allocate the other two datasets in the filter list
correctly?
Regards,
John
Bob,
IEC614I CREATE FAILED - RC 192, DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION IS (040343C9) ,
STEP01,SMSVL8,SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE.DATA
The RC192 from CREATE indicates Requested data set creation not allowed by
SMS.
The x'0403' feedback code indicates that the last two bytes contain the
error code. The
x'43C9'
Hi,
I am using the DEFINE command because when I use the LIKE parm the
dataset which is allocated has 0 directory blocks. I was told that there
is a bug with CA-DISK which does this.
As John stated before, you need to use the ALLOCATE command. The DEFINE
NVSAM() will only create a catalog
Bob,
STORCLAS CPAC.ACS.ROUTINES.CNTL STORCLAS TRLP1 2005/11/29
12:08
Looks like the storage class routine has not been updated since November of
2005
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Greg,
It may have been updated, but it certainly hasn't been translated since
then.
Absolutely what I meant. I actually updated my test lpar with code similar
with his snippets and could not make it fail. A real puzzler. Good
catch having him display the ACDS.
Regards,
John
Willie,
If the DSORG value is obtained from the model dataset and passed into
CA-Allocate in the ALLOC environment, you could check for DSORG='PO'
and DIRBLOCKS=0. If this works, you should be able to set the DIRBLOCKS
to whatever value you want.
Regards,
John
Robert,
I already deleted the previous email but does the dataset name
SERVP.JM064RAM.SLFVNTE match your filtlist?
Message IEC614I CREATE FAILED - RC 192, DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION IS
(040343C9)
indicates that you tried to allocate the dataset on a SMS managed
volume but your dataset is not SMS
Bob,
You're welcome.
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John
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Tommy,
How can I edit the PDSE in multiple LPARs.
I don't think you can unless you implement PDSESHARING(ENHANCED) on
all LPARS (must be in same sysplex).
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John,
I too cannot understand why the request was to put the vol. under
CA-Allocate. Just to clarify one of your recommendations to DFSMSdss
CONVERTV NONSMS to make it a non-SMS volume I read up on the section in
the DFSMSdss user guide but it did not provide me with an example. Can
you please
John,
Can I initialize it as the same volser?
You can use the same volser but you must
drop it from SMS configuration before you
try to allocate a dataset on it.
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Howard,
Try adding LABEL=(1,AL) or LABEL=(1,NL). I think you are getting the
default of 1,SL which
does not work with OPTCD=Q.
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John,
I now place the vtoc, vtoc index and vvds at the beginning of the logical
volume. I size the vtoc and vvds
based on the expected number of datasets that will be allocated to the
volume. The size of the index is
based on the size of the vtoc. The only reason that I place all together at
the
John,
Would SMS for lpar-P get confused if SMS for lpar-D was allocating
a file on those dasd at the same time she was? Does SMS from one
lpar need to know what SMS from the other lpar is doing?
I don't know if this has changed but SMS tracks space allocations (tables
it somewhere) for
use in
Carol,
I have a list of datasets that I want to delete. I thought that one could
go through the ISMF PANELS, generate the list and then somehow, magic,
wishful thinking..., generate jcl. (??)
You can issue the DUMP command at the command line level to build a DSS
job. That is how I
delete a
So the solution would be... if you want the dataset in 1 extent
restore
the dataset to an empty volume.
You might be able to get DSS to restore to a single extent if you
preallocate the dataset and
use the REPLACE parameter during the restore.
Regards,
John
Jon,
My question is, So INSTALL writes the home address and record 0. So
what? What is the benefit of doing INSTALL and INIT vs just the INIT?
(All of our DASD is on virtual arrays, in case that makes a difference.) I
have never bothered with the INSTALL before; is there a reason I should?
The
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Either set up a storage class strictly for the LOGR files (based on HLQ)
and use that in the STORGRUP ACS routine to direct it to a storage group
which has the volume(s) you want the LOGR files on. This is what we do.
Tom Marchant wrote:
I don't get why people like to
John Dawes wrote:
Can anybody tell me how SMS differentiates between a filter list for DASD
and a filter list for datasets? For example, in the following code how
does SMS know that it is a filter for dasd:
FILTLIST VOL_BANC INCLUDE(APPG*,PROM*)
A filter list is just a list of possible
John,
David is correct. You can initialize the volume. The F-NRD is the status
that I normally see.
Regards,
John
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Is there a way of saving a SAR listing to disk? For example SDSF
allows me to do so with the XDC command. Is there anything similar to
that?
John,
If you want to put the output back into SDSF, you can use either the P
command to write the output back under your tso userid
or the J command to
I tried the p option. I got the message on the top of the screen to
say that the report was printed. I hit pf3 till I exited out of SAR,
however, I found nothing.
In my shop, I get another panel which allows me to specify sysout type
options. My msgclass value for my tso session
points to a
Howard,
We use infozip for this kind of thing. It will convert the data to ascii
and write
out a fixed length dataset. We then ftp using binary (image) mode to
whereever.
The install file is xmit format. I just ftp'ed it to my system, did a
receive and
away we went.
Regards,
John
Is there an smf record to track when a catalog was changed/updated or
when a dataset was uncataloged? We have a mystery as to how several
datasets were deleted in the mvs catalog then scratched by the tape
management system. Thanks
I recommend you get DAF (Dataset Audit Facility) here:
You can tell the secondary allocation amount from the DSCB but the primary
is not
kept in the DSCB for nonvsam datasets. Only the size of the first extent is
kept.
If you have the SMF type 15 record, a portion of the JFCB is imbedded in
the
record. Somewhere around offset 220 is the primary amount
Dave,
I want to run in a batch Assembler program. Possibly provide a DSN as
input
and return information as close to as possible that is returned from ISPF's
Dataset Information screen.
I think Charles (Mills) offered some sample code that may help you (already
deleted the article).
I had been
Judy,
Does anyone know if SMF has an SMF UPDATE record? I need to find out when
and who updated a VSAM file. Also if you have the JCL to do that with,
that
would help. or point me to the JCL.
SMF type 64 record is what you need. Since you are starting from scratch,
I believe you should get DAF
We created an Extended Format VSAM file. The CI size is 8192 (0x2000). A
LISTCAT of the dataset says that the PHYREC-SIZE is 8192 as well. WRONG!
The physical record size is 8224 (0x2020), due to the 32 (0x20) byte
overhead that is not part of the logical CI. I know because I physically
printed
Joe,
You can convert (or rebuild) the index vtoc while the volume is online to
multiple systems provided that you are ICKDSF V17 with apars OW53053
and OW52855 applied and are propagating the SYSZBNDX qname
across the systems.
Regards,
John
Esmmie,
I have one small problem : I have to use the same volsers in the CICS
storage group. Would there be a problem when I delete them from STORAGE
GROUP A and add them to STORAGE GROUP CICS? Can I add the vols first in
the CICS storage group and then delete them from the defunct storage
Raymond,
Allocate all eight datasets in a single step. When non-specific allocation
is done (sms or not), a
list of candidate volumes and a list of devices already owned is passed to
SRM (or whatever
it is now). That is the only way that I can think of getting the eight
datasets across all of the
Raymond,
Are all of the SMS managed volumes in ENABLE status? Maybe one of the
volumes
is in QUIESCE status or even DISABLE or DISABLE, NEW.
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John
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Charles wrote:
IGD101I SMS ALLOCATED TO DDNAME (SYSUT7 )
DSN (SYS06167.T102753.RA000.jobname.R0227249)
STORCLAS (SCTEMP) MGMTCLAS () DATACLAS (DCTEMP)
VOL SER NOS= TEMP01
Is it *possible* that something in DCTEMP or elsewhere in SMS could be
having the effect
David,
If you have PDSMAN, it can scan multiple pds datasets. It will show the
name of the
pds dataset in the heading in case you are concatenating multiple datasets.
That is
one advantage it had over the ISRSUPC utility that IBM provides.
Regards,
John
Mike,
Hello all, would one of you kind people please direct me to some good
study materials on SMS routine coding. Thanks in advance.
I guess you could start with the DFSMS:Storage Administrators Guide from
IBM.
Regards,
John
Peter,
Confusion about model DSCBs...
z/OS V1R3.0 DFSMS: Using Data Sets states:
3.9.5.1.2 Creating a Model DSCB
You can create a model DSCB on the volume on which your index resides.
Restriction: You cannot use a model DSCB for system-managed generation data
sets.
...
At our shop we run
Peter,
I went to the section that you are reading and see that IBM uses the
term model DSCB most of the time and uses the term model dataset
once. What you are actually doing is described in the section
Referring to a Cataloged Dataset.
Assume you have a GDG called MY.GDG.DSN that is cataloged in
Joe,
Can't remember the command to remove the entry from the base but keep the
dataset or, for another example get rid altogether.
I use IDCAMS alter command to add deferred GDS to the base:
ALTER gdg.name.GVxx ROLLIN
I use IDCAMS delete command to delete the dataset:
DELETE
Joe,
I use IDCAMS alter command to add deferred GDS to the base:
ALTER gdg.name.GVxx ROLLIN
Ok with this one. I need to leave it off.
If you do not rollin the GDS, the next time that someone attempts
to create a +1 generation, the system will locate it and write
over it. You really want to
Joe,
IE.
The one in deferred rollin state is G0049V00
whereas the (say) 2 entries are G0934V00 and G0935V00
This could happen if G0049V00 was restored by DFSMSdss
after it had rolled out of the GDG and the number of
generations was already at the limit or the TGTGDS
parameter was set or allowed
Tom,
However, there is a flag in the NVR that says I am a deferred
generation (probably in the catalog as well) and I don't know what
trouble that might cause later.
Wouldn't that be the same flag, Bruce? As I understand it, the BCS just
points to the volume and everything else is kept in
Joe,
The only time you want to use NOSCRATCH on the DELETE command is when you
want to remove the catalog entry but leave the dataset on dasd. That should
be a
very rare occassion. I generally let the DELETE command default to SCRATCH
for all datasets (dasd, tape, migrated, etc.).
Regards,
John
Joe,
Many thx - looks like i've got a few recat commands to enter - then delete
It would be much easier to use a storage management product to find and
delete the orphaned
datasets. Do you have DFSMSdss? CA-Disk (DMS)?
Regards,
John
Try it, you might like it.
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This is about the last idea that I have. Do you have heavy duty catalog
utility like TREX?
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Tommy,
I am using SMS to manage a group of volume but how to handle the WORK
PACK,
I means the storage volume, how can the ACS routine to bypass checking
the
storage volume datasetst?
UNIT=SYSDA,DSN=TESTFILE,DISP=(,PASS)
Do you want the temporary dataset to *not* be SMS managed?
IF DSTYPE =
Tommy,
since all our STORAGE volumes /PUBLIC volumes are share to all application
system under non-sms managed, If we change to SMS-managed how can we share
the same pool for storage volumes otherwise we have to allocate a large
number of volumes for each application and storage group... for
Tommy,
/* case 1 allocate temporary file
//BACKUP1 EXEC PGM=ICEGENER
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSUT1 DD DUMMY,DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=0)
//SYSUT2 DD DSN=TEMP,DISP=(,PASS),UNIT=SYSDA,
// SPACE=(CYL,(1,1),RLSE)
//SYSINDD DUMMY
Your ACS code will work for this case but you
Bob,
I disagree with you. My assumption is that Tommy will have *converted*
TSMD12 to SMS management and will have mounted it PRIVATE.
Mounting a SMS managed volume as PRIVATE will have no impact on how
SMS controls allocation. Yes, you could put the volume in the same
storage group in quiesce
Bob,
That was huge leap on your part to go from dataset placement being
honored to what about if there is no space there?
I did post earlier in this thread asking why convert to SMS? I did
have to make a huge leap that the PUBLIC volumes are for temporary
datasets, PRIVATE volumes are dedicated
Mike,
Hello, all. A bit more investigation is showing that I can use any entry
in the unit field and the system accepts it. I can use unit=sort,
unit=mike, unit=ward, etc... Does this mean that I have an ACL that is
allowing this. Or should I be looking for a user exit the replaces the
unit
Sam,
You can add UNIT HANDLE commands to your Thruput Manager startup parms
Thanks for the tip.
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John
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Kees,
I have an (awfully) basic question about ISMF: when defining SMS
constructs (e.g. mgntclas) I can enter numbers of a blank. I cannot
find anywhere what the meaning of the blank value is.
Where can I find what the system does, when I leave blank fields like:
I usually place my cursor
I have an (awfully) basic question about ISMF: when defining SMS
constructs (e.g. mgntclas) I can enter numbers of a blank. I
cannot
find anywhere what the meaning of the blank value is.
Where can I find what the system does, when I leave blank fields
like:
I usually
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I can't seem to figure out how to allocate a new partitioned dataset on
z/OS
using FTP.
It seems that a PDS is recognized as a directory, but there doesn't
seem
to be a way to create one.
Am I missing some trick, other than submitting a job?
Kirk,
Use the site command to set the number of
It seems that a PDS is recognized as a directory, but there
doesn't seem to be a way to create one.
How about a PDSE?
Is that possible?
The only way I can see is to setup a dataclass with dataset name type of
library and then you can use the site command to ask for that dataclas.
Regards,
Mark,
In VSE I could dump the VTOC(they were pretty small) and determine the
relative amount of the space being used. I haven't figured out if there
is
a way to determine how much of your VTOC or Index is currently being used
in
MVS.
You can tell how many free dscbs are on a given volume by
Does anyone know of any utilities/products that facilitate mirroring
from IBM's Shark to an EMC DASD.
Regards,
Jasbir
TDMF (Transparent Data Migration Facility) from Softek will do this.
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No directory blocks needed - this is a PS file.
It looks to me like Radoslaw's response indicating that I'll have to have
the applications add the DSORG parm to their JCl is the way I'm going to
have to go. I suspected as much but was looking for confirmation.
dd keller
Darth,
You could
Darth,
You could create a new barebones dataclass and assign it to any dataset
with a null DSORG. I
have such a dataclas just to avoid gdg model datasets when creating a +1
gds.
Regards,
John
For most of my dataclas's, I do assign a DSORG. But in this case where
I'm testing for the DSORG using
Darth,
Actually I only wanted to assign DCEXTEND for a PS file, but not a PO.
The
manual reference was actually what I needed to find as I couldn't
remember
which files could actually fall into SMS with a blank DSORG.
Are your users coding directory blocks in their space parameter? DSORG
Tom,
I need to move some datasets from one storage group to another. These
were initially assigned to the current group incorrectly based on a
particular
DATACLAS. I have changed the ACS routines so that future datasets will
go
to the correct storage group. I was thinking that I
What (if any) are the benefits of using a VIO Storage Group?
You can use the vio storage group to limit the amount of local page space
that be used for the dataset requesting vio.
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Walter,
I thought BLKSIZE=0 would also let the system choose the optimal
bloksize
for datasets on tape. I'm starting to review datasets on tape the way
Lizette
is doing, and I can see that in some cases the chosen bloksize is really
poor.
(i.e. RECFM=FB,LRECL=22,BLKSIZE=0 in jcl, but I
Walter,
Kees, Ted, Terry,
thanks very much for your reply. I first looked at 'z/OS 1.9 DSMS
Using Data Sets',
but could not find such a direct statement. I will pass this info to
our programmers
and see how Natural can make a better use of blksize when data is
written to tape.
It is
Joel
We're in need of migrating our transitioned objects to a
better-performing
platform than the 3995. Unfortunately OAM doesn't support transitioning
objects to (non-DB2) dasd. Our other option is our VTS. Are there any
shops that have migrated all their 3995 objects to another platform
Eileen,
well i finally figured out why my old copy of the Michaels code did not
work and the new stuff he sent did.
in one case the macros in the assembler code obtasm.s properly continued
in column 16 and in the other improperly in column 17.
But there were no assembly errors. Should not
John
We may get a request to find the culprit. A number of production
GDG bases have been changed from 30 to 6. Nobody knows who did it or
when. I think that SMF type 66 records would have this information,
but there does not seem to be an easy way to decode what was
actually changed via
Frank,
The only resources that we separate is the sandbox where system programmers do
dangerous things like bringing up new levels of operating systems, etc. z/OS
has always had robust sharing.
I/O from the development LPAR would have negliable impact on production LPAR
even reading the same
and have everyone use DISP=SHR unless they really need to update the dataset.
Disagree!
Too generic.
This one has nothing to do with shared DASD!
It is also an issue within a single system.
What if you want a consistant copy with no updates while you are reading?
I was thinking more in context
Herman
Really, I took it out and the job failed. Put it back in and it worked
without incident. And yes I still have it in that job to date.
I would look at the blocksize on each dataset in your concatenation and verify
that you do not have any members blocked greater than the blocksize. A
It is a misdesign that the OS allows this ever to happen. The
principal use of this facility is to correct errors that were
introduced by its earlier inadvertent use. Simply, any OPEN for
WRITE with overriding attributes where the label contains different
nonzero attributes should ABEND for
Ron,
The largest blksize first restriction did go away with for Fetch in XA, and
it was before the restriction was lifted for SAM-E datasets (refer to Ed
Jaffe's comments).
I stand corrected on when the restriction was removed.
In one shop I was in a JCL check product was insisting that this
Gil,
Good. Then which has precedence: attributes in the DATACLASS, or
attributes supplied in the DCB OPEN exit?
In the past, the values specified in jcl, dataset label and program took
precedence over anything in the dataclass. According to a posting by Kees, it
looks like IBM has made a
Miklos,
The problem occurs with C/C++ runtime, as it assigns some default DCB
attribs to a newly created dataset
If I would know if it gets theDCB attribs from theDATACLASS or not I, I
can decide to set the defults to ZERO(i.e. let DATACLAS) or set some
other defaults.
Would it be possible for
Jim,
How reliable is FTP across the internet ? I have a large number of DFDSS
dumps to move to the IBM Remote Development Facility and the most convenient
way is via FTP. Can I be confident that if the FTP completes without error
then the DFDSS dump file will get there completely intact and
GSG,
I was reading the Implementing System-Managed Storage book and came
accross Using Cache to improve performance, were it spoke about Dynamic
Cache Magagement. Is there still a benefit in implementing this?
PROS/CONS. Is anyone using this? Got any general guidelines for starting
out?
I
David,
We are in the process of eliminating old pools of tapes.
The application owner and the tech support for the silos uncataloged the
datasets and changed the Expdt to the current date expecting the nightly TMS
functions to flip the scratch bit for each of these tapes.
I thought I could
David,
From the inquiry, it looks like all of the chaining is missing or has been
removed. The only option that I can suggest is to turn on the scratch bit with
tmsupdate.
VOL 200041
VER DSN=NIH.NEUMICS.PPT.MBACKUP.CHECKPT.G0059V00
OI FLAG1=04
Regards,
John
513-723-7527
George,
SELECT
WHEN (HLQ = USER)/* When the dataset's HLQ is a*/
SET STORCLAS = 'USERSC' /* userid, set the storage class */
/* to USERSC. */
This looks like it should work if you are in the alloc acs
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