CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
You can perform six distinctive types of REORGs, each having a different
purpose and format. They are listed in the following table:
To
Use
Method
Do a basic REORG 1
Migrate files to another volume or device type 2
Restrict a basic REORG to GDS files only 3
REORG as a new version of an existing GDS 4
Replace an existing version of an existing GDS 5
Base the REORG on production-JCL applications 6
Methods and Command Formats
Following are descriptions of the various methods and their associated
command formats.
Method 1:
This is the basic REORG. Files are restored to the original volume regardless of
whether they are GDS files. In this format, the required file-id parameter and
the CATALOG/NONCATAL options let you select files from the tape to be
processed. The NEWDSN= option is permitted and allows files to be restored
under a new or modified name using the REORG command
REORG { 'file-id' } [ CATALOG|NONCATAL ]
{ 'file-id*' } [ NEWDSN= {'dsn'|'dsn*'|'*' } ]
{ '*' }
Method 2
Use this method to migrate files to another volume or device type. Required
for this method are the file-id and VOL= and/or POOL= parameters;
CONVERT/NONCATAL and NEWDSN= are optional. The file-id allows selection,
as does the NONCATAL option. The VOL=/POOL= parameter identifies the
target volumes for the REORG. CONVERT also causes the file allocation
information in the Catalog to be modified as appropriate for the new device
type. NEWDSN= allows renaming.
REORG { 'file-id' } { VOL=volser } [ CONVERT|NONCATAL ]
{ 'file-id*' } { POOL=pool-id } [ NEWDSN= {'dsn'|'dsn*'|'*' } ]
{ '*' }
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