CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
'*'
The selected file is restored using the REORG command,
replacing the current (most recent) version of itself.
The following forms are valid only with GDS=REPLACE.
'*(G-nn)'
'*(G#nn)'
'dsn(G-nn)'
'dsn(G#nn)'
The selected file uses the REORG command to replace the
nnth relative version of itself.
The selected file uses the REORG command to replace the
version of itself having absolute generation number nn.
The selected file uses the REORG command to replace the
nnth relative version of the GDS called dsn.
The selected file uses the REORG command to replace the
version of the GDS called dsn that has absolute version
number nn.
'dsn*(G-nn)'
'dsn*(G#nn)'
The selected file uses the REORG command under a
modified file-id as described above for dsn*; the part
after the asterisk specifies the target version to be
replaced as described above for *(G-nn) and *(G#nn).
NONAMECH
Specifies that the file uses the REORG command using the file-id on the DLBL,
to rename the file from the input tape.
This parameter is only permitted in conjunction with FILELBL=. No other
parameters are permitted with FILELBL=.
To restore a file to a specific volume within a pool, using the REORG
command, both VOL= and POOL= can be specified.
NONCATAL
POOL=pool-id
VOL=volser
Only those selected files that are NOT in the Catalog at the time of the REORG
will be processed. This option applies to Method 1 and Method 2. If neither
CATALOG nor NONCATAL is specified in Method 1, all files selected by the
file-id, file-id* or '*' parameter are processed.
Specifies a CA Dynam/D pool-id to which the selected files are restored using
the REORG command.
Specifies the disk or disks to which the selected files are restored using the
REORG command. Can be a specific volid (six alphanumeric characters) or a
generic one (less than six alphanumeric characters padded out to six with
trailing asterisks).
Chapter 5: Supporting Disk File Management 5–31