CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Tape File Management Utilities
UPSI xxxxxx1x
Accept control statements from SYSIPT.
This setting indicates that TDYNCOPY is to accept control statements from
SYSIPT, rather than from the operator console. You can use this UPSI bit in
conjunction with any of the others to do the following:
• Run job streams which use TDYNCOPY for copying multiple files, either
both stacking and reblocking without operator intervention, or stacking or
reblocking without operator intervention.
• Take user control of the rewind and unload options at CLOSE.
UPSI xxxxxxx1
Unload each input file.
This setting is necessary only when the input files are not CA
Dynam/T-controlled data sets. In this case, use options U or 2. Be sure to use
this setting when the multiple input files indication is set and the uncontrolled
input files are not on the same volume.
If TDYNCOPY is executed with UPSI xxxxxx1x in effect, the following optional
control statements are accepted from SYSIPT:
FILES=nnnn
The user-specified number of files to be copied (in place of the operator
response to the CADT501D message).
Valid only if UPSI 80 (MULTIPLE INPUT FILES) is on. It must appear on the
first control statement.
LRECL=nnnn, NRECS=nnn
The values specified by the user indicate to TDYNCOPY the logical record
length and desired number of records per block (in place of the operator
responses to the CADT503D and CADT504D messages). LRECL and NRECS
must immediately follow the FILES= parameters and can only be specified
once.
UIN=REW|RUN|NOR
Valid only if UPSI 04 (reblock) is on.
UOUT=REW|RUN|NOR
They indicate the desired disposition of the tape when the indicated file is
closed. If not specified, the default is to unload the tape.
UIN and UOUT apply separately to each file. If the user has specified UPSI 02
in conjunction with UPSI 80 and the FILES= operand, every time a new file is
opened, another input statement will be accepted to process options for the
file. This means that UIN and UOUT parameters for separate files must appear
on separate commands.
UIN and UOUT are valid with any other UPSI settings, as long as UPSI
xxxxxx1x is on.
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