CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Reporting on the Catalog
SELECT=ALL Prints all five reports.
You can nearly duplicate the TDYNUTL LIST DSN=ALL report by invoking
ACTVFILE with:
REPORT ACTVFILE DVC=TAPE
Source Code for ACTVFILE Report
The CA Earl source for the ACTVFILE report is CA Dynam’s library member
DYNAF.0.
Report Headings
VLT
VOL
The report headings are generally self-explanatory, but note the following:
Shows the vault where the file presently resides. This item is only meaningful,
and only reported, for tape files.
For tape files this is the sequence number of the volume relative to the start of
the multivolume set (if any). It may not be the same as the volume's
sequence number relative to the start of the file being reported on.
For disk files it is the sequence number relative to the file.
FSQ/EXT
For tape files this is the file sequence number, that is, the sequential position
of the file in the multifile set. It may differ from the sequential position of the
file relative to the tape volume being reported on.
For disk files it is the extent sequence number of the first of the file's extents
on the volume. This is found by counting the number of extents registered for
the file in the Catalog, starting from zero. For sequential files it is normally the
same as the true extent sequence number registered in the VTOC.
OW/SY/US
MSG
These are administrative fields that you can define in the Catalog for each file.
They are blank by default. They must have been previously defined for the
associated sort orders to have any value.
This field can contain one of three texts:
MF
WRK
LCK
if the file is part of a multifile set
if the file is defined with the "W" option (work file)
if the file is defined with the "L" option (read-only)
These conditions are tested in the order shown above and the last one
satisfied is reported.
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