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Talk to your site support group about what you're trying to do and how they recommend you do it. Probably easier to generate a DFDSS job JCL in the rexx and submit it to INTRDR. I am using the utility ADRDSSU to take the incremental and full backup. In the procedure there is one optional parameter LOGINDYnam. What will happen If i am not used this options. Also please may I know what are the options we must to use in the backup process? I recommend if you're writing ADRDSSU dump jobs that you familiarize yourself with the command options.Your question would be better posed to your site storage management or system support groups. Furthermore, selecting some options, such as LOGINDYNAM, may or may not be required depending on your other parameters -- if you have input DD statements already pointing to your input files, you won't need LOGINDYNAM. If you don't point to the input files, then you may need LOGINDYNAM -- but we cannot tell you that.As I am going to backup the production datasets just I want to ensure don’t want to miss any single datasets.Below are the JCL which i have used in my proc. The other options all look reasonable. For user interactions to take place, the application must invoke DFSMSdss and must provide a pointer to a user interaction module (UIM) list. DFSMSdss can be invoked by any of the following system macros: The exit identification block is passed to the UIM every time DFSMSdss gives control to it. For full volume or tracks operation, there is only one call (because there is only one input volume). For a physical data set operation, there is one call for each input volume. For a logical data set operation, there is one call for every data set. DFSMSdss provides the UIM with information through the EIREC24 structure within the exit identification block, ADREIB (in the ADREID0 macro). Please read on to discover why this is a positive change. Full descriptions are in the User’s Guide.http://efuturesthai.com/uploads/designjet-9000s-service-manual.xml A summary follows: In this case, the Cloning Tool copies the source VSAM data sets directly. This means that the feature may not be improved in future maintenance and will be removed at some, yet to be determined, future date. Better options already exist within the Db2 Cloning Tool with fewer restrictions and the potential for better performance. ADRDSSU has extended options to control how it operates. The FASTREP option is set to PREF by default. This means that Flashcopy is preferred when it is available. PREF determination is at run time. In most cases, this is the desired option. However, for customers that cannot use Flashcopy, setting FASTREP to NONE will cause ADRDSSU to choose a host-based copy option. If you are an SRCVSCPY customer, please begin to investigate this existing alternative and make plans to move in this direction. These may offer some assistance to customers that have been avoiding using Flashcopy when the target volume is also a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror primary volume using PPRC or XRC. Normally a PPRC or XRC primary volume cannot be the target of a Flashcopy relationship. When the Preserve Mirror feature of Enterprise Storage System is available, these options allow the Flashcopy operation to proceed and provide controls for managing the duplex pending status. See the Cloning Tool User’s Guide for more information, and see the DFSMSdss Storage Administration Reference for more information about the preserve mirror options. To avoid disruption to the mirror or consistency at the remote site, Remote Pair Flashcopy for XRC should be available and configured. See the Cloning Tool User’s Guide for more information about invoking this parameter via a cloning operation.Happy cloning! As an IBM customer for 14 years Paul worked in Application Development, Database Administration, and DBA.https://www.becompta.be/emploi/boss-hm-2-manual-0 He joined IBM in 1999 as an Information Management Technical Specialist, teaming with the Sales force to present, design, install, demonstrate, and evaluate IBM Information Management solutions in a pre-sales environment; gaining multiple certifications in Database Administration, Data Replication, Blockchain, and Cloud Computing.In order to post comments, please make sure JavaScript and Cookies are enabled, and reload the page. Click here for instructions on how to enable JavaScript in your browser. Rocket Terminal Emulator has a host of new features that lead efficiency and security in the industry.We help MultiValue customers do amazing things with their data.All other trademarks cited herein are the property of their respective owners. This includes personalizing content and for marketing purposes. By continuing to use our site, you accept our use of cookies. Ok. Services manual. Your target appears to be a PPRC primary volume which Refer to the following FCTOPPRCprimary keyword explanation:Again you can refer to the Advanced Services manual for more information Also this DFSMSdss support was shipped in OA06196 and will be needed to Justin It works. thanks a lot and thanks for your advice for the FULL DUPLEX to. DUPLEX PENDING state,As it mentions in the ADR918I message explanation, for extent reason codesServices manual. Your target appears to be a PPRC primary volume whichRefer to the following FCTOPPRCprimary keyword explanation:Again you can refer to the Advanced Services manual for more informationAlso this DFSMSdss support was shipped in OA06196 and will be needed toJustin. This message contains confidential information which is intended only for the If you are not the intended Any opinion contained in this message are those of the author and are not given We do not guarantee that this Not sure what you mean by Flashcopy is deactivated. Flashcopy Version 1 Flashcopy Version 2 spuports data So you will have to determine what version of.https://eastwestmacrobiotics.com/images/98-jeep-wrangler-factory-service-manual.pdf Flashcopy your ESS supports. If you specify FR(REQ) along with DEBUG(FRMSGOther than that you job appears fine. Justin Eastman. DFSMSdss DevelopmentI already checked my Flashcopy version, it should be a version 2. After IWhy it doesn't works.Unit..: 3390Extents.: 1. Dataset information. DeviceNot sure what you mean by Flashcopy is deactivated. Flashcopy Version 1Flashcopy Version 2 spuports dataSo you will have to determine what version of. If you specify FR(REQ) along with DEBUG(FRMSGOther than that you job looks fine. DFSMSdss Development. 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And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Ibm Jcl Reference Manual. To get started finding Ibm Jcl Reference Manual, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented. I get my most wanted eBook Many thanks If there is a survey it only takes 5 minutes, try any survey which works for you. Information from the DUMP job.It has been written successfully, based on the BACKUP job. Thanx in advance. Jerry Since you appear to have trouble finding error messages in the manual, here's what that means: 18 For physical data set processing: the REPLACE, RENAME, or RENAMEUNCONDITIONAL keywords were not specified for the movable non-VSAM data set, or REPLACE was not specified for a VSAM data set. For logical data set processing, the REPLACE, REPLACEUNCONDITIONAL, RENAME, or RENAMEUNCONDITIONAL keywords were not specified for the data set. To summarize: since you did not delete the data sets before doing the restore, you must (1) use the REPLACE option to overlay the existing data set, or (2) use RENAME to give the restored data set a different name. This is because the catalog does not support having two data sets with the same name at the same time. I have included the RUNJCL from the job, such that someone can see they were deleted in STEP100. I will add the REPLACE statement, but the files were removed with IEBGENER, this is why I am not sure why I am getting this challenge. Thanx. Thanx in advance. ADRDSSU will handle the data set allocation and cataloging -- you should not have the data set in the JCL at all.Really appreciate the help! What is the biggest issue is that in the JOB Log, it states the PDS was restored, but when I go to review it, it does not even show on the disk. Very confusing and not sure what is going on. I have included the JESLOG and JOBLOG to see if anyone could point me in the direction of what is going on here and what I could change. I have read and re-read sections of the ADRDSSU manual information for RESTORE of a LOGICAL Data Set Backup and cannot see what I am doing incorrectly. The information is attached and I would very much appreciate some guidance. Thanx in advance. Jerry. The following sections tell how to safeguard the CDS and how to recover it if you lose one or more copies of the CDS. For information about planning and creating the CDS, see Configuring HSC and VTCS. You can back up the CDS using non-ELS facilities such as disk mirroring, third party backup software such as IBM DFSMSdss and Innovation FDR, or third party Point-In-Time Copy software such as IBM FlashCopy. Oracle, however, does not recommend these methods, as they do not guarantee CDS consistency and integrity. Backup times, especially for a large CDS, is significantly reduced compared to the standard BACKUP utility. If using CDS Logging, you should also run a Log File Offload immediately after you back up the CDS so that during recovery, you can select the log offload file that corresponds to the backup file you use for recovery. However, if HSC is not active, then DD statements must be provided for the CDS data sets. However, if HSC is not active, then DD statements must be provided for the CDS data sets. Consult the user's guide for the snapshot utility you are using for the format of the required control cards. You should use a control card option that requests no enqueue on the data set, as the PITCOPY utility ensures serialization. The size depends upon the number of discrepancies found. However, a recommended size is five percent larger than the current CDS. No other functions can access the CDS data sets during backup processing: If the HSC is active and these DD statements are omitted, the data sets used by the active HSC on the host where the utility is being executed are used. If all copies of the CDS fail (that is, you lose the Primary, Secondary, and Standby copies), recovery from a backup can be time consuming. When recovering from a backup, CDS logging can aid in resynchronizing the CDS with the data content of the VSM subsystem. If you are initially setting up logging in your configuration, see Configuring HSC and VTCS. The following sections tell how to manage CDS Logging. Recovery using log files involves an analysis of the log data and construction of the required MVC audit statements to restore access to the latest versions of data. This does not recover the CDS to its exact state before the failure. For example, a VTV can exist on multiple MVCs. The audit recovers access to all copies of that VTV, but the copies may not be on exactly the same MVCs as before a CDS loss. The objective of CDS logging is to recover access to data, which is not a bit by bit CDS recovery! Here are some Best Practices for doing so: Experimenting for a while to see how long it takes for the log file to fill under normal or peak operations, and then run log offload at that interval. Oracle suggests you allocate and activate some test log files and determine the rate at which they fill before determining the size of the production log files. Why would you want to manually switch to another CDS copy. Basically, you do so in either of the following situations: Once you enable the reallocated Primary CDS, HSC recopies the valid CDS data to it from a backup copy. To make other configuration changes that may require increasing the size of the CDS (such as adding new ACSs and LSMs when the LIBGEN did not use the FUTRACS and FUTRLSM parameters) you must use other methods instead of CDS EXpand. See ”Reconfiguring a TapePlex” in Configuring HSC and VTCS for more information. Failures during the expand operation usually cause the CDS to become unusable. It is important to back up the CDS before invoking the CDS EXpand command to make sure that the latest copy of the CDS is available in case of a failure during the expand operation. If this occurs, refer to ELS Messages and Codes to determine if user action is required. The usable space in the CDS is determined by the number of 4096 byte blocks that fit in the CDS with the smallest DASD space allocation. You can use a sequence of CDS Disable and Enable commands to restore the order and match the data set names to their expected roles. Modify the CDSDEF control statement in the HSC PARMLIB to keep it consistent with the active CDS. During HSC initialization, the data set names in the DHB are compared with the data set names specified on the CDSDEF control statement in the HSC PARMLIB. If all the specified CDSs are disabled, the HSC does not initialize. The specific assignment of enabled CDSs to the primary, secondary, and standby CDS(s) is made based on the CDS assignments recorded in the Database Heartbeat record. MVS uses catalog services to resolve the volume and unit definitions, if not specified. Modify the CDSDEF control statement to keep it consistent with the active CDS. The following command relocates an uncataloged CDS copy: If a rename or relocate operation fails, CDS definitions are restored to what they were before the command was issued. Moving a CDS by a means other than a PPRC or swap operation requires a change to the VOLSER of the CDS. The traditional process of a SLUADMIN BACKup and RESTore of the CDS must be used to reset both unit address and volume serial information if the VOLSER of the CDS changes. If you think you have lost all copies of the CDS, contact Oracle Software Support to ensure that restoring the CDS from a backup is actually required and to assist, if necessary, with the restore process. Otherwise, go to step 3. The normal CDS logging process uses log information stored in the CDS. If the CDS is inaccessible, then you need to use the logging information that is in the current log file, which you specify with the LOGDSN parameter. If the CDS cannot be accessed, note that if you attempt to run the OFFLOAD LOGFILE utility after restoring the CDS but without using the LOGDSN option, the offload may not succeed, or may create an erroneous log offload file. These precautions should be followed when the link connecting the local and remote libraries is disrupted. See ELS Legacy Interfaces Reference for more information. Otherwise, go to step 9. Once the library audit is started, you can simultaneously run step 11, step 12, and step 13. For more information, see ELS Command, Control Statement, and Utility Reference. If you are using LCM, see LCM User's Guide for the equivalent LCM utilities. Legal Notices. When a database file needs to be moved to a different device, or when multiple extents need to be consolidated, the DBUTLTY program cannot do this, and it is necessary to use programs like ADRDSSU provided as part of the IBM DFSMSdss product. Instructions: CA Datacom database files (both index and data areas) operate with pre-formatted blocks, regardless of whether the file is allocated in tracks or cylinders, and regardless of whether one volume or several are allocated to the file. As a result, space management for the database files and extents is managed at the block level. This means that access to the data in the file is made relative to first block, so extents can be condensed from more into fewer, or into just one extent without any consequences as long as the sizing attributes stay consistent. Also, as long as the track geometry is the same (as is the case among all 3390 models), files can freely be moved among devices. The DFSMSdss DEFRAG command operates at the track level, so it should not affect the block utilization for the database files. Using the COPY command requires a little more attention, as you need to ensure that you handle all blocks in the file. As with all activities that change the physical database files, you will want to be comfortable running this against test databases to note the effect before you use these commands on your production volumes containing CA Datacom databases. Because of the serialization process used, you will need to have exclusive control of the CA Datacom database files on any volumes upon which you run the DEFRAG or COPY command, and you will need to close the databases in the Multi-User Facility (called MUF) prior to running the DFSMSdss commands. Many, but not all, of these programs match the types in utility software. No DOS, TPF or VM utilities are included.Often set to DUMMY if the default action is desiredThe dataset has 80-byte records, and the system will choose the block size for the output:Example of using SYSIN files would be something like this:This data set comparison is performed at the logical record level. Therefore, IEBCOMPR is commonly used to verify that a backup copy of a data set is correct (exact match to the original).If the records are unequal, IEBCOMPR lists the following information in the SYSOUT:It can't restrict the comparison to only certain columns, it can't ignore differences in white space, it doesn't tell you where in the record the difference occurs, and it halts after 10 differences. On the other hand, it is fast, and it is present on all IBM mainframes. So it is very useful when an exact match is expected, such as comparing load modules that have not been reblocked, or checking that a copy worked properly. For comparisons of programs or reports, the ISPF SuperC (ISRSUPC) compare program is often used instead.It can also select or exclude specified members during the copy operation, and rename or replace members.You can use any valid DDNAME for these two DD statements. These DDNAMEs are specified in the utility control statements to tell IEBCOPY the name of the input and output data sets. You only need one DD statement for a PDS to be compressed.Control statements define the fields of the records to be created, including position, length, format, and initialization to be performed. IEBDG can use an existing dataset as input and change fields as specified in the control statements, for example replacing a name field by random alphabetic text. The contents of each field may be varied for each record, for example by rotating the characters in an alphanumeric field left or right for each subsequent record.This IEBEDIT routine copies the selected steps of the job onto the SYSUT2 output file (in this example, the internal reader.If START is specified without TYPE and STEPNAME, the JOB statement and all job steps for the specified job are included in the output.If START is omitted from an EDIT statement other than the first statement, processing continues with the next JOB statement found in the input data set. These values can be coded:All job steps preceding the specified step are omitted from the operation. POSITION is the default.Any combination of these may be used in one namelist. If more than one step name is specified, the entire namelist must be enclosed in parentheses. Job steps preceding this step are not copied to the output data set.If no job name is specified, the first job encountered is processed.Thus many mainframe shops make use of an option that automatically routes such tasks to the sort ICEGENER program instead of IEBGENER. On such systems, the technique is as follows:With this utility, many different forms or logos could be stored as images, and printed when needed, all using the same standard blank paper, thus eliminating the need to stock many preprinted forms, and the need for operators to stop the printer and change paper.Some of the functions that IEBUPDTE can perform include the following:The only exceptions are as follow:NEW indicates that the utility control statements and the input data are contained in the SYSIN DD statement, so no SYSUT1 DD statement is needed. MOD indicates that the SYSIN DD statement contains only utility control statements, without input data. Therefore, the SYSUT1 DD statement is required to define the input data set. The mnemonic used in the IBM Assembler was BR and hence the name: IEF BR 14.Hence a second instruction had to be added to clear the return code so that it would exit with the correct status.This error was due to the IEFBR14 program not being link-edited as reenterable (simultaneously usable by more than one caller).IBM standard or ASCII labels may be written.Each tape will receive an IBM standard label. The VOLSER will be incremented by one for each tape labeled. Each tape will be rewound and unloaded after being labeled.However, DFSMS ( System Managed Storage ) environments are now common, and IBM does not recommend using the IEHMOVE utility in those. A move differs from a copy in that following a move the original data set is deleted, or scratched. Some of the tasks that IEHMOVE can perform include the following:However, IEHMOVE is more powerful. The main advantage of using IEHMOVE is that you do not need to specify space or DCB information for the new data sets. This is because IEHMOVE allocates this information based on the existing data sets.Because of the ease in moving groups of data sets or volumes, the IEHMOVE utility is generally favored by systems programmers.Therefore, while your IEHMOVE job runs, that entire volume (and all datasets on it) is unavailable to other users. This is acceptable for private volumes, such as tape or mountable DASD volumes, but unacceptable public volumes.You must specify unit and volume information for this DD statement.Each of the three receiving volumes is mounted when it is required by IEHMOVE. The source data sets are not cataloged. Space is allocated by IEHMOVE.It is also used for renaming and scratching (deleting) a data set.Not applicable to MVS.Not applicable to MVS.Support for second-generation disk drives was provided by IBM program products such as 5734-SM1 and the later 5740-SM1 (DFSORT, alias ICEMAN, also SORT).This statement identifies the position, length, and data type of each key. The RECORD statement describes the format and length of the records in the input file. Other statements allow the user to specify which records should be included or excluded from the sort and specify other transformations to be performed on the data.Keys can be located anywhere in the record and do not have to be contiguous. Final merge phases then merge the sections to produce the sorted output. SORT uses one of a number of techniques for distributing the sections among secondary storage devices.The size of the input dataset must be known or closely approximated. DFSMSdfp added the Binder as an alternatives for load modules, and as the only option for program objects.It can rename or replace a control section (CSECT) and perform several other miscellaneous functions. It was originally available in several configurations depending on storage requirement, but the E level Linkage Editor is no longer available and the F level Linkage Editor is now known simply as the Linkage Editor.In addition, it supports a new format, the program object, which is the functional equivalent of a load module in Partitioned Data Set Extended (PDSE), with many additional capabilities.Then the object module from the compiler must be processed by the linkage editor, IEWL, to create an executable load module.By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Click on the yellow buttons to the right to move between pages in this area. Click on the yellow buttons to the right to move between pages in this area. Click on the yellow buttons at the bottom to move between pages in this area. Click HERE to find out. It works on enterprise subsystems like the DS and Storwise v700 series, and also the SVC SAN controller.If the data on a volume occupies 5 extents, with free space between the extents, then 5 FlashCopy relationships will be used to copy the data. If the copy would require more than 255 extents, then occupied space and free space will be combined to keep the total number of FlashCopy sessions per volume down to 255. Dataset level FlashCopy works on exactly the same principle, except that the extents can be on more than one volume and the maximum number of FlashCopy relationships allowed on a volume is 65534. Once it is complete, the source and target disks can be accessed independently. From an application's point of view, the copy is complete once the Establish phase is over. This is sometimes called the T0 ot Time0 data position as this was the point in time when both disks were identical. A bitmap entry of '1' indicates that track has not been copied yet, and a '0' entry indicates that it has been copied. While the copy is in progress there are three scenarios to consider If the bitmap is '1' then the source data is copied over to the target to preserve the time zero position, the bitmap is changed to a '0', then the source track is updated. As all writes are considered complete in cache, this delay does not affect the writing application. This is a Copy on Write, or CoW snapshot implementation. At this point, there is no FlashCopy relationship between source and target, they are two independent volumes again.