CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
Method 3
Essentially, the same as Method 1, but this method restricts processing to
generation-type files only. All of these parameters are required for this
method. Renaming is not supported.
REORG { 'file-id' } GDS=ORIGINAL CATALOG
{ 'file-id*' }
{ '*' }
Method 4
Use this method when the target file is to be a new version of an existing GDS.
The selected input file does not have to be a GDS version. Each of these
parameters is required here except NEWDSN=, the option that allows
renaming.
REORG 'file-id' GDS=NEW CATALOG [ NEWDSN= {'dsn'|'dsn*'|'*' } ]
Method 5
When the target file is to replace an existing version of an existing GDS, use
this method. The selected input file does not have to be a GDS version. Each
of these parameters, including NEWDSN=, is required for this format.
NEWDSN= identifies the version to replace, and can also be used to support
renaming.
REORG 'file-id' GDS=REPLACE CATALOG NEWDSN= { 'dsn' }
{ 'dsn*' }
{ '*' }
{ '*(G-nn)' }
{ '*(G#nn)' }
{ 'dsn(G-nn)' }
{ 'dsn(G#nn)' }
{ 'dsn*(G-nn)' }
{ 'dsn*(G#nn)' }
Method 6
This method is provided for convenience in certain production-JCL applications.
The only optional parameter is NONAMECH, which lets you change the name of
the REORG file.
REORG 'file-id' FILELBL=dtfname [ NONAMECH ]
Required Parameters
One of the parameters - file-id, file-id*, or ‘*’ - must be specified on the
REORG command to indicate which files on the input tape are to be processed.
CATALOG and NONCATAL are mutually exclusive:
'file-id'
Identifies a specific file to be processed. It can include a relative or absolute
generation specification as:
file-id(G-nn) or file-id(G#nn).
If file-id belongs to a generation-type file and no generation is specified, the
current (most recent) generation is selected.
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