Re: IDCAMS NODISCONNECT

2018-03-13 Thread David Purdy
Tom, you were correct on the EXPORT DISCONNECT/IMPORT CONNECT to the new master 
(which was a usercat to the current master.  I then used RCNVCAT to generate 
the ALIAS statements.


The DEL UCAT NODISCONNECT/DEF UCAT RECONNECT was not applicable for this, but 
is of value for moving a usercatalog.  Just had to follow your good advice and 
RTFM to drill down.


Thanks for responding!


David


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From: Tom Marchant <000a2a8c2020-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu>
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Subject: Re: IDCAMS NODISCONNECT

On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:06:48 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:

>On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 08:41:18 -0600, David Purdy wrote:
>
>>After I created a new master, another sysprog successfully moved a UCAT to a 
>>different and larger volume.  My goal is to correct my new master catalog 
>>without affecting the heavily used production UCAT and defined ALIAS.
>
>I would do EXPORT DISCONNECT from the new master, followed by IMPORT CONNECT.

Or just IMPORT CONNECT ALIAS to preserve the alias information in the new 
master catalog.

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Re: IDCAMS NODISCONNECT

2018-02-26 Thread Tom Marchant
On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 09:06:48 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:

>On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 08:41:18 -0600, David Purdy wrote:
>
>>After I created a new master, another sysprog successfully moved a UCAT to a 
>>different and larger volume.  My goal is to correct my new master catalog 
>>without affecting the heavily used production UCAT and defined ALIAS.
>
>I would do EXPORT DISCONNECT from the new master, followed by IMPORT CONNECT.

Or just IMPORT CONNECT ALIAS to preserve the alias information in the new 
master catalog.

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Re: IDCAMS NODISCONNECT

2018-02-26 Thread Tom Marchant
On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 08:41:18 -0600, David Purdy wrote:

>After I created a new master, another sysprog successfully moved a UCAT to a 
>different and larger volume.  My goal is to correct my new master catalog 
>without affecting the heavily used production UCAT and defined ALIAS.

I would do EXPORT DISCONNECT from the new master, followed by IMPORT CONNECT.

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IDCAMS NODISCONNECT

2018-02-26 Thread David Purdy
I'm trying to understand IDCAMS NODISCONNECT to correct a UCAT entry in a new 
master catalog.  After I created a new master, another sysprog successfully 
moved a UCAT to a different and larger volume.  My goal is to correct my new 
master catalog without affecting the heavily used production UCAT and defined 
ALIAS.  BTW the new master catalog is defined as a UCAT to the existing master 
catalog for z/OS HLQ ALIAS.

Both DFSMS Technical Update and A Practical Guide to ICF Catalogs have the same 
example:

DELETE UCAT.RLSTST USERCATALOG RECOVERY NODISCONNECT

and

DEFINE USERCATALOG -
(NAME(UCAT.RLSTST ) ICFCATALOG -
VOLUME(MHL1A0) TRK(5 1) -
STORCLAS(SCRLS) -
DATACLAS(WELCHRLS) -
LOG(NONE) RECONNECT -
FREESPACE(0 0) -
NOIMBED NOREPLICATE) -
DATA (CISZ(4096))
/*

Anyone have experience with this process?  Are all the DEFINE UCAT parameters 
required, besides VOLUME and RECONNECT?

Another solution come to mind: rebuild the new master catalog with the proper 
UCAT volume entry.  As part of that, I'm using RCNVTCAT.

Thanks.
David

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