CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
By default, the file-id on the DLBL is ignored and the file-id from the tape is
used. If the DLBL implies Catalog control but the selected file-id is not catalogcontrolled,
the REORG will not take place.
Note that FILELBL= is not permitted with file-id* or '*'.
GDS=
Used to manipulate version sequencing in generation-type files (GDSs). Only
valid, and only applicable, when the target file of the REORG is a (version of a)
GDS. The CATALOG parameter is always required with GDS=.
ORIGINAL
NEW
REPLACE
Specifies that any GDS version selected will be restored
in its original sequence. This is the same as what
happens if GDS= is omitted, except that if you specify
GDS=ORIGINAL, DYNUTIL requires that you specify
CATALOG as well, and only GDS versions are processed.
NEWDSN= is not permitted with GDS=ORIGINAL.
Indicates that the target file for processing is to be a new
version. The REORG will take place only if the target file
(either the selected file or some other file specified using
NEWDSN=) has been defined in the Catalog as a GDS.
Specifies that the target file for processing is a specific
existing version of the target GDS. You must include
NEWDSN= when specifying GDS=REPLACE to identify the
version you want, and the file-id (if different from the
selected file).
Note that GDS=NEW and GDS=REPLACE are not permitted together with fileid*
or '*'.
NEWDSN=
Specifies a different file-id (other than the one by which the file is selected
from the input tape) created by the REORG. Additionally, when used with
GDS=REPLACE, specifies the target version.
'dsn'
'dsn*'
The selected file is restored under the name dsn using
the REORG command If GDS=NEW is specified, the
selected file is restored as the newest version of dsn, and
the oldest version is deleted. If GDS=REPLACE is
specified, the selected file is restored to replace the
current version of dsn.
The selected files are restored using the REORG
command under names created by concatenating dsn
with the file-id on the tape. For example, if
NEWDSN=BACKUP.* and a file PAYROLL is selected from
the tape, the file-id of the target file becomes
BACKUP.PAYROLL.
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