CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
Note: For more information about a way to circumvent this problem globally,
see the STOP option of the DYNAM/T option record.
Examples
Dump all files to tape and selectively restore files as follows:
Restores all files whose expiration date is January 1, 1998, or greater.
Restores files beginning with the characters PAY from a different tape volume.
// JOB DUMPREST
// TLBL TAPE1
// ASSGN SYS009,281 TAPE ASSIGNMENT
// TLBL TAPE2
// ASSGN SYS019,283
// EXEC DYNUTIL
OPEN TAPE1 (OUTPUT REW SYS009)
DUMP VOL=WORK01
CLOSE TAPE1
OPEN TAPE1 (SYS009 REW INPUT)
RESTORE VOL=WORK01 EXPIRE=98/001
CLOSE TAPE1 (RUN)
OPEN TAPE2 (REW SYS019)
RESTORE 'PAY*'
CLOSE TAPE2
/*
/&
REORG Command
The REORG command restores files (specifically or generically) from a tape
created by a DYNUTIL DUMP command. CA Dynam/D automatically determines
placement of the files. Only SD-type files can be processed; others are
bypassed with a diagnostic message. Generation data sets (GDSs) are fully
supported. By default they are restored in the original sequence, but options
make it possible to restore them as new versions or replacing old versions out
of the original sequence.
File renaming is supported by the FILELBL/NONAMECH mechanism familiar to
experienced users. A new, easier renaming method using the NEWDSN=
parameter has been added. Migration to new disk volumes, which can be of a
different device type, is also supported. In the case of catalog-controlled files,
the CONVERT option lets you automatically update the Catalog entry for the
migrated files so that new versions will always be created on the new
volume/device type.
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