> -----Original Message-----
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Jon Butler
> Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2014 8:19 AM
>
> I'd like to state that even after 30 years of MVS, I still use the term
> "file" when referring to
> mainframe datasets. In fact, if you look at the IBM COBOL manual, you will
> see "File Organization",
> not "Dataset Organization"; PL/I refers to "FILE Attributes", etc. And I
> think I can safely say I
> have never seen a DD NULLDATASET command ;-))
>
> Don't be too hard on people just trying to learn.
Q: What's the "structural difference" between a DB2 Table and a VSAM KSDS?
A: The DB2 Table contains "rows" and "columns". The VSAM KSDS contains
"records" and "fields".
-jc-
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