CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Reporting on Tape Files
Input JCL
The following are considered for input JCL statements:
• If POWER is active, you must remove the POWER JECL statements, such
as the following, before running TDYNPULL:
−
−
−
* $$ JOB
* $$ LST
* $$ PUN
Only * $$ SLI statements are supported.
• A maximum of 100 TLBL/DLBL statements per job step is allowed.
• // EXEC PROC statements are not supported.
• Only DLBLs that point to input tape versions are supported.
TDYNPULL Output
After all input TLBL/DLBL statements for a given step are processed, and prior
to printing the EXEC statement, TDYNPULL scans the pull table. During this
scan, TDYNPULL looks for entries marked as STD=YES. Entries that match this
step's phase or job are processed, producing a report line showing necessary
input volumes or scratch tapes. These lines are marked by the word STD to
the right of the generated TLBL statement.
Note that if an input TLBL with a matching dtf name and phase or job name is
encountered in the pull table, the pull table entry is ignored for this input job
step.
Report Lines
The TDYNPULL report line consists of a comment on the left and the JCL
statement to the right. Shown below are the comments that can appear on a
TDYNPULL report.
Comment
CONTROLLED, VERSION NOT
FOUND
SCRATCH TAPE REQUIRED
UNCONTROLLED
Meaning
A TLBL/DLBL called for a specific version
as input, but that version could not be
found in the CA Dynam Catalog.
A scratch volume is required for this
output file. A count of total scratch tapes
required is produced at EOJ.
A TLBL/DLBL contains a data set name
that could not be found in the CA Dynam
Catalog, and input/output could not be
determined.
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