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Disk File Maintenance Utilities<br />

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Restores all files whose expiration date is January 1, 1998, or greater.<br />

Restores files beginning with the characters PAY from a different tape volume.<br />

// JOB DUMPREST<br />

// TLBL TAPE1<br />

// ASSGN SYS009,281 TAPE ASSIGNMENT<br />

// TLBL TAPE2<br />

// ASSGN SYS019,283<br />

// EXEC DYNUTIL<br />

OPEN TAPE1 (OUTPUT REW SYS009)<br />

DUMP VOL=WORK01<br />

CLOSE TAPE1<br />

OPEN TAPE1 (SYS009 REW INPUT)<br />

RESTORE VOL=WORK01 EXPIRE=98/001 <br />

CLOSE TAPE1 (RUN)<br />

OPEN TAPE2 (REW SYS019)<br />

RESTORE 'PAY*' <br />

CLOSE TAPE2<br />

/*<br />

/&<br />

DELETE Command<br />

The DELETE command deletes (completely eliminates) file IDs from the VTOC<br />

of a disk volume.<br />

This command has the following <strong>for</strong>mat:<br />

DELETE { 'file-id' } { <strong>CA</strong>TALOG } [ EXPIRE ]<br />

{ 'file-id* ' } { POOL=poolid } [ PARTIAL ]<br />

{ VOL=volser } [ PURGE ]<br />

DELETE<br />

FILELBL=dtfname<br />

Required Parameter<br />

Operands are mutually exclusive:<br />

'file-id'<br />

'file-id*'<br />

FILELBL=dtfname<br />

Specifies the 44-character file identification of the file to be deleted. You can<br />

omit trailing blanks.<br />

Represents the files whose VTOC entries are to be deleted. All file IDs<br />

beginning with the characters specified here are deleted.<br />

Specifies that the file is to be accessed using the label in<strong>for</strong>mation found on<br />

the DLBL of the indicated dtfname. Do NOT include any other parameters<br />

when specifying FILELBL=dtfname.<br />

Chapter 5: Supporting Disk File Management 5–17

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