CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Reporting on Tape Files
In addition to a pull list, you can include comments and instructions to the
operator, tape librarian, or data control clerk. They are printed in the same
sequence in which the parameter statements are processed. A second report is
also printed listing all tapes to be pulled in volume serial number sequence
along with an estimated number of required SCRATCH tapes.
TITLE=
STEP=
Skips to a new page. The 48 characters following the equal sign are new page
heading. Supply a TITLE statement anywhere in the input stream to start a
new page and heading.
Skips two lines and prints the 48 characters that follow the equal sign. Each
step is numbered to permit references to already created data sets currently
needed for input.
DN= Indicates a data set is being used for input or created for output. Specify a 1-
to 44-character data set name enclosed in single quotation marks.
DN parameters:
VR=
NOTE= or N=
JOB= or J=
An input version from 1 to 255. The data set name and
numbers for the specified version are printed. Version 1
is the default.
Up to 53 characters of comments to be printed to the
right of the volume serial numbers. If this parameter is
specified, the comment for this data set is printed.
An 8-character jobname to force printing of new step
name if this jobname is different from the jobname on
the previous DN statement.
SCRATCH or SCRATCH=nn
Indicates a scratch tape needed because a data set is
being created for future reference with the NEW
parameter. You can also specify SCRATCH=NN to indicate
how many scratch tapes are needed.
NEW
Indicates that the data set was created in a previous
step. Prints the step number that created this data set as
a reference for the operator.
NOTE=
ROUTE
Prints the 53 characters that follow the equal sign as comments on the listing.
Use the NOTE= statement to print instructions to the operator, tape librarian,
or control clerk on the pull list.
Prints a routing sheet to serve as a check for each section through which the
listing is routed.
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