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Andre Coelho is an IT Storage Specialist in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but working for IBM West Internal Accounts, Boulder, Colorado. He has 22 years of experience in z/OS and predecessors. His areas of expertise include DFSMSdfp, DFSMShsm, and DFSMSrmm. Gerhard Weisshaar is a Senior Consultant working with Empalis group in Germany. He has more than 20 years of experience in z/OS and its predecessors. His areas of expertise include implementation of storage and storage networking software and hardware, as well as z/OS Security Server. He has written extensively on the chapters in this book related to DFSMShsm and DFSMSrmm. Thanks to the following people for their contributions to this project: Sangam Racherla Emma Jacobs International Technical Support Organization, San Jose Center Bob Haimowitz International Technical Support Organization, Raleigh Center Stephen Branch IBM San Jose Philip Chauvet Victor Liang Brian Corkill Terri Menendez Miguel Perez Helen Witter Art Bariska Sherrie Neiderbrach Jeff Suarez Mike Wood IBM UK Bernd-Rainer Bresser Reinhard Siegel IBM Germany Become a published author Join us for a two- to six-week residency program! Help write an IBM Redbook dealing with specific products or solutions, while getting hands-on experience with leading-edge technologies. You will have the opportunity to team with IBM technical professionals, Business Partners, and Clients. Your efforts will help increase product acceptance and customer satisfaction. As a bonus, you will develop a network of contacts in IBM development labs, and increase your productivity and marketability. Find out more about the residency program, browse the residency index, and apply online at: ibm.com/redbooks/residencies.html xii z/OS V1R8 DFSMS Technical Update
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Page 8 and 9: 8.5.3 SELECT primary command in RMM
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Page 12 and 13: Trademarks The following terms are
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Page 24 and 25: 2.1 Cheating with OAM After impleme
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Page 42 and 43: Coexistence and migration See Table
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The above example shows the records
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The above example shows the records
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3.7.2 New MODIFY DEVMAN parameters
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The device manager address space ca
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Note: The system default for both P
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SETSMS commands issued and results
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In Figure 3-48 we show part of the
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3.8.4 Retain buffers beyond PDSE cl
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In Figure 3-51 we show the effect o
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3.8.6 DFSMS V1R8 PDSE enhancements
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If the IFASMFDP is set to extract a
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A further example of output from th
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LRUTIME is not an actual time value
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In Figure 3-61 we show the overall
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D SMF,O IEE967I 18.47.14 SMF PARAME
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4. Create an EXPORT data set from t
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In Figure 3-65 and Figure 3-66 on p
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Once the run is clean, as in this c
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In Figure 3-69 we show the last par
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In Figure 3-72 we show the output f
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In Figure 3-75 we show the message
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In Figure 3-77 through to Figure 3-
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In Figure 3-80 we show the SYLOG ou
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In Figure 3-82 we show the full out
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4.1 Binary large object support 4.1
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4.1.2 Validating 5. Modify and run
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Running the customized CVRSAMIV sam
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SMF TYPE 85 SUBTYPE 1-7 RECORDS SMF
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In Figure 4-10 we show example of o
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ST3FLGS8 EQU X'80' WHEN ON, THE OSR
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4.2.1 Implementing 4.2.2 Validating
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SYSLOG You can look at SYSLOG immed
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In Figure 4-21 we show an example o
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Migration and coexistence Pre-V1R8
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Figure 4-23 shows the definitions f
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Figure 4-26 is an example of an act
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In Figure 4-29 we show the SMF reco
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SMF record type 85 subtype 32 is us
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Figure 4-36 SMF record type 85 subt
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Figure 4-41 SMF85TO output In z/OS
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5.1 Defining logical and physical p
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► You specify the DATASET keyword
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In Figure 5-2 we show the output fr
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In Figure 5-6 we show the output fr
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In Figure 5-9 we show the results o
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6.1 Error handling on alternate dup
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“OA09928” on page 465) that tur
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Figure 6-7 shows the DFSMShsm behav
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Table 6-1 Coexistence table for SES
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Element or feature DFSMShsm System
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► Aggregate recovery (ARECOVER):
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To prepare our backup, we choose in
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In this ACTIVITY LOG (Figure 6-17 o
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Figure 6-20 shows panel 2 of 8 from
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Figure 6-23 shows you panel 7 of 8
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point, see the manual DFSMShsm Impl
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Figure 6-26 shows ALTERPRI syntax.
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Protecting ALTERPRI command Each st
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7.1 Fast replication overview Point
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asynchronously after the host has r
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In addition, there has been a reduc
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storage groups that should be proce
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ISMF panels The Interactive Storage
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The Copy Pool Define panel appears,
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Defining copy pool backup storage g
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The Pool Storage Group Alter panel
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The DFSMShsm backup log contained t
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So far, we have created a fast repl
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ARC0640I ARCFRTM - ADR101I (R/I)-RI
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Prerequisites In order to enable a
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6. Volumes associated with the same
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ARC0640I ARCDVOL1 - PAGE 0001 5695-
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PARTIAL Have at least one volume du
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Copy pool fast replication backup A
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this case all other dump classes as
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The processing of the fast replicat
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The processing of the fast replicat
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Suppose that there was a Version 1
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The fast replication DUMPONLY proce
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The output (Example 7-23) shows the
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Copy pool for NOCOPY processing You
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ARC0640I ARCFRTM - ADR006I (002)-ST
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When all copy pool volumes were suc
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The basic difference between the tr
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Maximum number of parallel processe
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In Figure 7-41 you can see the mess
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Note that the specification of FROM
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When you compare the results of dat
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Execution of the command as shown i
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The backup copy we use for recovery
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TESTFR.DCOLLECT.ESDS01 was, at time
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ARC0640I GDSN01 - ADR006I (001)-STE
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The fast replication dump that we r
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If you recover a data set from a fa
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7.5.1 Statistic records DFSMShsm wr
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7.5.3 DSR records There are no upda
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Offsets Type Length Name Descriptio
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Sample JCL is provided in Example 7
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Customizing reports You can use DFS
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A storage administrator who only ne
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DFSMSHSM DUMP LOG, TIME 15:38:38, D
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K is the fast replication dump reco
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Output from the IDCAMS job is shown
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Description Troubleshooting Hints *
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A FRB record indicates that this is
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8.1 Support true e-mail address for
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Use Example 8-1 to add a new owner
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Figure 8-4 shows you the result of
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Figure 8-8 shows you a sample e-mai
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and displayed by subcommand process
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Once you enable common time support
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8.4 DFSMSrmm VRS policy management
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The combination of COUNT(0) and rel
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This allows you to use either data
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EDG2317E MIGRATION FROM VRSEL(OLD)
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8.4.7 Conversion to DFSMSrmm from o
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EDGCNVT conversion program EDGCNVT
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NOTIFY To list only volumes for whi
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Data set search result list In the
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Example 8-11 Specifying a full volu
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Figure 8-31 shows you the results a
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► NAME(VRS_name) Identifies the v
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Syntax Figure 8-33 shows you the sy
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► OWNER(full_or_generic_owner | *
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If you have requested to search for
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6. Exit the dialog by pressing the
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After the keyword file is loaded se
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After you have finished your update
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8.6.3 Using the ISPF Data Set List
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Figure 8-50 shows all data sets def
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8.7.1 Set a DFSMSrmm control data s
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The JCL to allocate the DFSMSrmm co
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Running inventory management Exampl
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Specifications” on page 92 to rep
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Figure 8-56 shows you the messages
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SYSIN DD * DELETE RMM.EDGRVCLN.LIST
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SET MAXCC=0 /* //TMPCHAIN EXEC PGM=
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The commands that are generated usi
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9.1 Tape data set authorization DFS
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2. If there is no matching TAPEVOL
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In addition, the system determines
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If you have specified to bypass DFS
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9.2.2 Update DEVSUPnn PARMLIB membe
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TAPEDSN. When neither TAPEAUTHDSN n
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Figure 9-8 shows you the current ac
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In our example above you can see th
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to use TAPEVOL profiles and are ena
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UNIT=SYSDA //SYSTSIN DD * RMM SV VO
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dev The device number. ser The volu
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Test case/ success 1 � ACTIVE ACT
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* MHLRES5.** ACC(ALTER) //* MHLRES7
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9.5.2 Test case 2 SECURITY LEVEL --
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9.5.3 Test case 3 NO INSTALLATION D
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Example 9-15 shows the most importa
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SETR REFRESH RACLIST(TAPEVOL) RL TA
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* //* RMM OPTIONS: //* TPRACF(A) //
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9.5.6 Test case 6 NO INSTALLATION D
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SUBMIT EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,COND=EVEN
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* TAPEDSN ACTIVE //* //* FUNCTION /
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CLASS NAME ----- ---- TAPEVOL THM00
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PE 'MHLRES1.**' ACC(NONE) ID(MHLRES
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* //* //* DEVSUP //* TAPEAUTHDSN=N/
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9.5.11 Test case 11 SECURITY LEVEL
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SECURITY LEVEL --------------------
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* TAPEAUTHRC8=N/A //* //* RACF //*
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SETROPTS command complete. RL TAPEV
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SETR REFRESH RACLIST(TAPEVOL) RL TA
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AUDITING -------- FAILURES(READ) NO
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SYSIN DD DUMMY //*-----------------
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LD DATASET('MHLRES1.**') ALL LD DAT
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9.5.23 Test case 23 AR/GR 0: A3280F
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SYSUT1 DD DISP=SHR,DSN=MHLRES1.RACF
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9.5.25 Test case 25 4: 00000000/000
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00 MHLRES7 NONE NO NO AUDITING ----
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YOUR ACCESS CREATION GROUP DATASET
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SETR REFRESH GENERIC(DATASET) LD DA
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9.5.29 Test case 29 NOTIFY --------
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SYSIN DD DUMMY //*-----------------
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SETR REFRESH GENERIC(DATASET) LD DA
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9.5.32 Test case 32 -------- NO USE
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Example 9-85 shows you the most imp
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9.5.34 Test case 34 NOTIFY --------
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LD DATASET('MHLRES7.**') ALL INFORM
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NOTIFY -------- NO USER TO BE NOTIF
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SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSTSIN DD *
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APARs referenced in the book OA1770
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OA13332 458 z/OS V1R8 DFSMS Technic
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OA16192 Problem Conclusion: Tempora
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OA18319 OA18465 This is a problem w
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OW45264 OW43224 Prior APAR OW45264
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OA16372 APAR Identifier ...... OA16
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Component .......... 5695DF122 Dupl
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UA90352 UA90351 UA90307 UA90306 PTF
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* CHECK IF TYPE 02 00650011 CLI SMF
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* OTHER REGISTER USES * R12 OVERALL
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* LOOP BACK AT THIS POINT IF THERE
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Step 3: store the JCL to assemble a
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* CLI SMF85STY+1,X'07' BNE *+18 MVI
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* CONVERT TTOK & TOK * DO TOK FIRST
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PRINTL2 DC CL133' COLN/OBJN:' ORG P
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* QSAM GET LOCATE PROCESSING IS USE
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G1A42PRP EQU * 02200060 L R8,SMF42G
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P42TME2H DC CL9'HH:MM:SS ' 05170070
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PG1A2AL4 DC CL133' ' 06630073 ORG P
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Program SMF42TG alteration The SMF
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* R5 START OF EACH SECTION IN BM LR
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XR R14,R14 CLEAR HIGH ORDER 0275009
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Step 3: store the JCL to assemble a
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* QUOTIENT IN R15 - IE MINUTES FOR
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************* SMF42JPA ************
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************* SMF2AJPA ************
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Program SMF42TJ alteration The SMF
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Online resources These Web sites an
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TAPEAUTHRC8 337 DEVSUPxx parmlib me
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