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Tape File Management Utilities VER VOL SEQ FIL SEQ VLT SLOT MESSAGE Specifies the relative generation of the data set. Specifies the volume sequence number of the data set. Specifies the file sequence number of the data set. Specifies the current vault location. Specifies the current slot location. Indicates the action performed on the data set. EXTRACT Report Fields DATA SET NAME EXT OWN VOLSER VER VOL SEQ FIL SEQ VLT SLOT MESSAGE Contains the last 17 characters of the data set name. 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 data set. Specifies the relative generation of the data set. Specifies the volume sequence number of the data set. Specifies the file sequence number of the data set. Specifies the current vault location. Specifies the current slot location. Indicates whether the volume is ACTIVE or SCRATCHed. SYNC Report Fields VOLSER DATA SET NAME STAT CREATED Represents the volume in error. Contains the last 17 characters of the data set name for the volume being compared. For ANSI version 3 tapes, this is the last 17 characters before the generation number (GDG). This field can be blank for volumes in a multivolume multi-data set group, or for scratch tapes that have never been used. Indicates the status of the volume on the system it is listed under. The value SCR represents volumes in scratch status; ACT represents volumes that are in active status. Represents the creation date and time of the data set currently on the volume. 3–24 User Guide
Tape File Management Utilities SYSTEM DEST MESSAGE Represents the NODEID value of the system that currently owns the volume. This field will be blank for volumes in scratch status. Indicates the system which will receive the synchronization information for the volume. SYS1 indicates the system represented by the data sets CAT1IN and CAT1OUT, which is displayed on the left side of the report. SYS2 indicates the other system. BOTH indicates that both systems are to receive information about this volume. NONE indicates that a critical data error was detected for the volume. The MESSAGE field contains more information. Contains additional information for determining why a discrepancy occurred. If this field is blank, a discrepancy was found in the information stored for the volume (that is, data set name, creation date, and so on). The synchronization utility assumes that the volume with the most current creation date and time is accurate and sends this information to the other system. Depending on the type of discrepancy that occurs, you can receive any of the following messages: CREATION DATE/TIME DOES NOT MATCH Indicates that the creation date and time are not the same on both systems. The conflict is resolved automatically by selecting the volume with the most recent date and time. DATA SET NAMES DO NOT MATCH Indicates that the data set names are not the same on both systems. The conflict is resolved automatically by selecting the volume with the most recent creation date and time. If both volumes have the same date and time, the owning system is assumed to have the correct data set name and will be used to update the other system. EACH SYSTEM CLAIMS OWNERSHIP Indicates conflicting ownership of the volume. Each system thinks the tape is under its control. The conflict is resolved automatically based upon the most recent creation date and time. NEITHER SYSTEM CLAIMS OWNERSHIP Indicates that each system thinks the other system is controlling the tape. The conflict is resolved automatically by scratching the volume on both systems. The information from the record with the most recent creation date and time is used to update the volumes on each system. Chapter 3: Supporting Tape File Management 3–25
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