Well, it might be as much work to manage, and so might not be what you want,
but you could make use of the RACF DFP segments that everyone seems to
ignore, which were designed originally to eliminate the need for programming
ACS exit routines and things like FILTLISTs.
The DFP segment for the gene
>From z/OS V1R9.0 DFSMS Storage Administration Reference:
"For a VSAM data set definition, the &SIZE and &MAXSIZE read-only variables
reflect the space value specified in the CLUSTER component. If one is not
specified in the CLUSTER component, then the space value specified in the DATA
compone
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> How is a FILTLIST substantially different/harder to maintain than a "
> list of dataset names and patterns"?
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How is a FILTLIST substantially different/harder to maintain than a "
list of dataset names and patterns"?
I don't remember DVC being part of &MAXSIZE when I did this. I also
found that setting DVC to a more reasonable number like 4 or 8 works
just as well as 59 without the serious impacts 59 can
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