CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
Note that the following forms are not valid together with GDS=NEW or
GDS=REPLACE.
'file-id*'
'*'
CATALOG
CONCATEX
CONVERT
Identifies a group of files to be processed, all with file-id as the initial
characters. If any generation-type file is encompassed in the specification, all
generations on the tape are selected.
All files on the tape are selected for processing.
Only those selected files that are in the Catalog at the time the REORG
command is invoked are processed. This option applies to Method 1. If neither
CATALOG nor NONCATAL is specified in Method 1, all files selected by the fileid,
file-id* or '*' parameter are processed.
When specified will force DYNUTIL to create just one extent when a multiextent
file is being restored using the REORG command. The number of tracks
specified on the single extent will be calculated by adding up all the tracks
specified for all the extents.
Specifies that the allocation control information in the Catalog (for selected,
catalog-controlled files) is to be converted to reflect the new specific or generic
volid or pool-id. If the new location reflects a change in device type, the
amounts of space to be allocated are recalculated accordingly.
For generation-type files, CONVERT processing takes place only once, when
the current (most recent) version of the file is restored using the REORG
command.
CONVERT does not prevent non-catalog-controlled files from being processed,
but no catalog processing is done for them.
This option applies to Method 2.
EXCLUDE
Specifies a file ID or group of file IDs to be excluded.
‘file-id’ Specific file ID to be excluded.
Note: If a specific generation other than the most current is to be excluded,
then the full 44 character file ID must be specified.
‘file-id*’ Generic group of file IDs to be excluded.
FILELBL=
Specifies the dtfname of a DLBL(/EXTENT) statement in the DYNUTIL (or a
previous) job step. The allocation information on that DLBL/EXTENT is used to
place the file being restored using the REORG command. Depending on the
format of the DLBL(/EXTENT) the resulting file will be catalog-controlled, CA
Dynam/D-controlled, or completely user-controlled.
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