Ah, well I was just checking the create date which remained at 1996.
How does it do a delete and define without changing the create date.
Jim McAlpine
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Well, we do have
How does it do a delete and define without changing the create date.
When doing a SVC 26 DEFINE, the create date is one of the FPLs that can
be passed (defaults to todays date)
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Well, we do have the ptf for that apar applied but the EXPORT/IMPORT did not
delete and redifine the catalog. But most importantly to me, the IMBED
attribute was removed.
Jim McAlpine
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Well, we do have the ptf for that apar applied but the EXPORT/IMPORT did
not
delete and redifine the catalog. But most importantly to me, the IMBED
attribute was removed.
Actually, it DOES delete the catalog, because
To remove the IMBED attribute.
Jim McAlpine
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The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a
DEFINE between the export and import, so the import is into an empty
catalog. In this case, jobs referencing the catalog
The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a
DEFINE between the export and import, so the import is into an empty
catalog. In this case, jobs referencing the catalog would probably get
upset.
Why do you wnat to do this if you are not going to empty the catalog
You may want to review IBM info APAR II13354 on moving catalogs.
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But don't you have to delete and redefine to do that?
Jim McAlpine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To remove the IMBED attribute.
Jim McAlpine
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The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a
DEFINE between the export and import, so the
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But don't you have to delete and redefine to do that?
No - APAR OA10952 will delete and redefine the catalog and load it without
IMBED and/or REPLICATE.
Thanks,
Mark Thomen
Catalog/IDCAMS/VSAM Development
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Is it ok to do the following -
LOCK CATALOG
EXPORT CATALOG
IMPORT CATALOG
UNLOCK CATALOG
while there are jobs referencing datasets in the said catalog, or should I
wait until the work is quiesced.
Jim McAlpine
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Jim,
It sounds like you want to reorganize this catalog. What you have will
work, but keep in mind that a LOCK will simply not allow access to the
catalog. That is, the requester receives a non-zero return code and the
request fails. If the catalog has entries for any online datasets, and
it's ok to do it but if any jobs want to access the catlog while its
locked they'll get an error retrun code and usually abend. good news is
that the import is very quick, if you use a dasd copy to import
Jack Kelly
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The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a DEFINE
between the export and import, so the import is into an empty catalog. In this
case, jobs referencing the catalog would probably get upset.
Why do you wnat to do this if you are not going to empty the catalog
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