I created my own archive system using DFDSS becuase I have a very small system
and DFHSM was an over kill and also I don't have access to tapes. To restore I
needed a way to document the backup file in the DFDSS report. Here is what I
did (using the CBT PDSE program):
// Jobcard
//LISTD EXEC
Radoslaw, I know the difference between ADRDSSU and HSM. We are a small shop
and I don't see HSM in our future. It would be very difficult to justify, plus
we simply don't need all that functionality. We have daily and weekly backups,
so capturing the data would not be monumental. Other
Thanks for all the replies. I am evaluating the idea of providing an ISPF
dialog for generation of restore jobs. I would need to capture the information
required to list available backups for a dataset and generate the restore JCL.
One option is to parse the backup output using the SDSF REXX
W dniu 2012-12-17 15:57, Gary Snider pisze:
Thanks for all the replies. I am evaluating the idea of providing an
ISPF dialog for generation of restore jobs. I would need to capture
the information required to list available backups for a dataset and
generate the restore JCL. One option is to
On 14.12.2012 22:02, Gary Snider wrote:
Is it possible to write an exit for ADRDSSU to capture backup information? If
so, anyone have an example they would be willing to share?
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What are you trying to accomplish? I typically will write the DFDSS info to
a dataset and then my next step will parse it and collect the info I want.
What information are you looking for and what do you want to do with it?
I know writing exits is fun and enjoyable, but you have to
Is it possible to write an exit for ADRDSSU to capture backup information? If
so, anyone have an example they would be willing to share?
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The ADRDSSU user interaction module can do a great many things. Can
you describe specifically what you mean by backup information?
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