On Oct 23, 2007, at 4:06 PM, Edward Jaffe wrote:
Ted MacNEIL wrote:
I was under the impression that data sets in the APF list were
ineligible for migration.
Nope!
ARC1001I apf.authorized.data.set MIGRATE FAILED, RC=0099, REAS=0014
ARC1299I UNSUPPORTED DATA SET FOR MIGRATION
ARC1299I UNSUPPORTED DATA SET FOR MIGRATION
Explanation: DFSMShsm was considering if a data set was eligible
for a
space management operation and determined that the data set type is
one
that DFSMShsm does not process, by command or automatically,
regardless of
the selection criteria being applied. The name of the data set is
given in
the preceding ARC1001I message or the associated ARC0734I message. The
return code field in the ARC1001I or ARC0734I message has a value
of 99
(to correspond to the ARC1299I message). The reason code field in the
ARC1001I or ARC0734I message lists the reason that DFSMShsm could not
space manage the data set.
Reascode Meaning
14 The data set is an authorized program facility (APF)
authorized
library.
--
Ed,
Somewhere back in the mist of time Late 1990's(?) I *THOUGHT* IBM
stated that if you specified a dsn as SMS managed it (the system)
would not care what dasd volume it was on (in otherwords it kept the
apf authorization after recall. This really sticks in my memory. I
think this issue arose out of SMS conversions in the 90's as a reason
not to go SMS. IBM (I Think) indicated in the future this would be
fixed.
Does anyone else remember this?
Ed
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