CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

DYNCAT Commands
To unlock a specific version for input, specify the VERSION or VOLSER
parameters that were supplied when the dataset was locked.
To unlock the entire dataset for output, specify only the data set name.
LRECL=
Optional parameter which specifies the logical record length for the file to the
CA Dynam/FI component. The DTF for the file will be modified to the value
specified. For more information about the effect of this parameter, see the
chapter "Controlling File Independence." Valid entries are:
1-5 numeric digits in the range 0-65535.
MF=
Optional parameter. Tells CA Dynam/T that the next automatic multifile (AMF)
dataset is to be on a new volume, or is to be reset to a specific number. Valid
entries are:
NEW
nnn
NO
indicates a new volume is required for this AMF dataset.
The next AMF dataset created will be file 1 on a new
volume, using the next incremental AMF number in the
data set name.
indicates the 3-digit number to be used for replacement
in the '***' field in the AMF data set name when the
dataset is created next. That is, the next AMF dataset
created for this file is to use the number specified in the
data set name. This number must be less than the
current file sequence number.
indicates that automatic multifile support is to be dropped
for this dataset.
For more information, see Using Automatic Multifile Datasets in the chapter
"Maintaining Tape Files."
MINDEX=
MINDEX=(volser,unit,q1,q2,SYSnnn)
Optional parameter. Defines the allocation characteristics of the master index
extent to be generated for the (ISAM) disk dataset if it is to be allocated by
the CA Dynam/D component. Valid entries are the same as for the PRIME data
allocation (except for the sequence option).
NEWPSWD=
Optional parameter. Specifies the new password to be used when accessing
this dataset. Valid entries are:
1-8 alphabetic characters enclosed in apostrophes.
To remove password protection, code two consecutive apostrophes.
If this dataset is already password protected, then the PASSWORD operand
must be supplied in order to use this function.
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