CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Tape File Management Utilities
4. Execute the DYNEXTR utility of CA 1 MVS. This creates the file CAT2OUT
and a report. Inspect the report to reconcile any unextracted volumes.
5. Execute the SYNC command of the CA Dynam/T TDYNSYNC utility, or
execute the DYNSYNC utility of CA 1 MVS. These commands create the
files CAT1OUT and CAT2OUT (one for CA Dynam/T and one for CA 1) and
a report. Inspect the report to determine what action to take for conflicting
volumes.
6. Execute the APPLY command of the CA Dynam/T TDYNSYNC utility and
inspect the report for errors.
7. Execute the DYNUPDTE utility of CA 1 MVS and inspect the report for
errors.
8. Update the DYNAM/T option record.
9. Initialize the MACC queue files required for communication between
systems. This ensures that the MACC files will be available when
communication is initiated by the next step, and will discard any
unprocessed transactions.
Use the DYNCAT MACC INITIAL DDNAME=filename command or the
equivalent MVS utility.
10. IPL system to activate the XSYSTEM task.
11. Start the DYNCOMM task of CA 1 MVS to initiate communication from the
MVS side.
Note: If the XSYSTEM task fails from either system, resynchronization of the
catalogs will be required.
Report Samples
For more information about TDYNSYNC reports (Catalog APPLY report, Catalog
EXTRACT report, and Catalog SYNC report), see the chapter "CA Dynam
Report Examples."
Report Fields and Comments
APPLY Report Fields
DATA SET NAME
EXT OWN
VOLSER
Contains the last 17 characters of the data set name to be placed in the
volume record.
Specifies the CPUID of the current owner of the volume, if already owned by
an XSYSTEM participant.
Contains the volume serial number associated with the transaction.
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