CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
TRACE
Enable/disable DYNUTIL internal tracing facility.
A detailed explanation of each command is presented following the DYNUTIL
command syntax description.
DYNUTIL Command Syntax
Apply the following rules when specifying DYNUTIL commands:
• Specify commands in free-form format beginning in any position on the
statement.
• Leave at least one blank space following the command.
• Separate all operands by one or more blanks.
• Continuation statements can begin in any position on the next statement.
You can use a maximum of 3 of these statements. Continuations are
denoted by writing a space and a hyphen (-) as the last character on the
command line. Make sure not to split an operand between two statements.
For example, both of the following ALTER statements are acceptable:
ALTER 'OLD.FILE' CATALOG -
RENAME='NEW.FILE'
ALTER
'OLD.FILE' CATALOG RENAME='NEW.FILE'
• Comments are not allowed on commands.
Default Information
Default information is listed in the following table:
Function Defaults For TLBL dtfname Logical Unit
DUMP DUMP SYS005
LISTTAPE RESTORE SYS006
REORG RESTORE SYS006
RESTORE RESTORE SYS006
ALTER Command
The ALTER command changes the expiration date, file ID of files, or both. You
can also data-secure or remove data security for a file.
This command has the following format:
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