CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

DYNCAT Commands
Example
An example follows:
// JOB LISTCAT DISPLAY VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE CATALOG
// EXEC DYNCAT,SIZE=128K
LISTCAT 'PAY' DISK
LISTCAT 'TRAN' TAPE
LISTCAT CCR
LISTCAT VOL=ALL
LISTCAT SKR='PAY220SK'
/*
/&
1 This displays all Catalog-controlled disk datasets whose data set names
begin with 'PAY'.
2 This displays all Catalog-controlled tape datasets whose data set names
begin with 'TRAN'.
3 This displays the Catalog control record for the Catalog.
4 This displays all volume records in the Catalog.
5 This displays the sort key record named 'PAY220SK'.
MACC Command
Use the MACC command for CA Dynam/T to dequeue or initialize a Multiple
Access (MACC) file. This command is needed when either the CA TLMS
interface or other cross-system interface is active.
The format of the command is shown below.
MACC {DEQUEUE[DDNAME=ddname]|INITIAL[DDNAME=ddname] }
Required parameter. The following operands are mutually exclusive:
DEQUEUE
INITIAL
DDNAME=
Dequeues the MACC file.
Initializes the MACC file.
Optional parameter. Indicates the ddname for the MACC file. Valid entry is 1 to
7 alphanumeric characters, the first of which must be alphabetic.
The default is CAIMACC. You must use CAIMACC for the CA TLMS interface.
Use a ddname other than CAIMACC for cross-system MACC files.
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