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DYNCAT Reports // JOB DYNCAT DEFINE DSN // EXEC DYNCAT,SIZE=128K LISTCAT '70RH.GDG' /* /& CA LISTCAT REPORT PAGE 1 CA Dynam 7.1 0709YD000 22 JUN 2007 20.26.42 DATA SET NAME - 70RH.GDG FILE TYPE - DISK COMMENT - NONE DEFINED OIMSG - NONE DEFINED OOMSG - NONE DEFINED CIMSG - NONE DEFINED COMSG - NONE DEFINED KEKL1 - NONE DEFINED KEKL2 - NONE DEFINED DATA SET ATTRIBUTES ---- --- ---------- NUMBER OF CYCLES - 5 EXPIRATION DATE - RETENTION DAYS - 11 NOACC DAYS - 0 PED - PED CYCLES - 0 SPECIFIED DENSITY - SPECIFIED LENGTH - ANY OWNER ID - USER ID - SYSTEM ID - PASSWORD PROTECTED - NO WORK DATA SET - NO LOCKED FOR OUTPUT - NO RECORD FORMAT - BLOCKSIZE - LRECL - NUMBER OF BUFFERS - BUFFER TECHNIQUE - SIMPLE BUFFER ALIGNMENT - FULLWORD NUMBER OF OPENS - 12 CATOPEN - NO DYNAMFI - NO ROBOT - YES SYSNO OVERRIDE - VOLID - VIRTAPE - NO TAPE OPTIONS - DISK OPTIONS - PROCESSING OPTIONS - STATUS FLAGS - AMF SEQUENCE COUNT - 0 MULTI-FILE - NO FILE SEQUENCE NUMBER - 1 DISK GENID - 05 PRIOR DSN - NEXT DSN - DBR CREATE DATE - 20 JUN 2000 TIME - 15.29.04 CPUID - A ID - F4 JOB - CICSOLD1 STEP - CAYDSERV PROC - DBR UPDATE DATE - TIME - CPUID - ID - JOB - STEP - PROC - DEFAULT VAULT - A VAULT SEQUENCE - DISK ALLOCATION ---- ---------- SEQ - 0 VOLSER - SYSWK1 UNITS - TRK SYSNO - TYPE - PRIME START - 1 EXTENT 5 A–10 User Guide
DYNCAT Reports CA LISTCAT REPORT PAGE 2 CA Dynam 7.1 0709YD000 22 JUN 2007 20.26.42 DSN - 70RH.GDG G#02 VERSION ATTRIBUTES VERSION TYPE - DISK ------- ---------- VERSION NUMBER - 1 EXPIRATION DATE - PERM RETENTION DAYS - NUMBER OF OPENS - 0 PED - ABSOLUTE VERSION - 2 DENSITY - WRITE ERRORS - 0 OWNER ID - USER ID - SYSTEM ID - READ ERRORS - 0 NUMBER TRKS/BLKS - 1 LOCKED FOR INPUT - NO RECORD FORMAT - FB BLOCKSIZE - 300 LRECL - 100 STARTING BLOCK ID - TAPE OPTIONS - DISK OPTIONS - PROCESSING OPTIONS - STATUS FLAGS - GBR CREATE DATE - 22 JUN 2000 TIME - 19.54.52 CPUID - A OPSYS - DOS/VSE ID - BG JOB - SORT STEP - SORT PROC - GBR UPDATE DATE - TIME - CPUID - OPSYS - ID - JOB - STEP - PROC - GBR ACCESS DATE - 22 JUN 2000 TIME - 19.54.52 CPUID - A OPSYS - DOS/VSE ID - BG JOB - SORT STEP - SORT PROC - VAULT LOCATION - A VOLUMES - SYSWK1 DSN - 70RH.GDG G#01 VERSION ATTRIBUTES VERSION TYPE - DISK ------- ---------- VERSION NUMBER - 2 EXPIRATION DATE - PERM RETENTION DAYS - NUMBER OF OPENS - 1 PED - ABSOLUTE VERSION - 1 DENSITY - WRITE ERRORS - 0 OWNER ID - USER ID - SYSTEM ID - READ ERRORS - 0 NUMBER TRKS/BLKS - 1 LOCKED FOR INPUT - NO RECORD FORMAT - FB BLOCKSIZE - 300 LRECL - 100 STARTING BLOCK ID - TAPE OPTIONS - DISK OPTIONS - PROCESSING OPTIONS - STATUS FLAGS - GBR CREATE DATE - 22 JUN 2000 TIME - 19.53.45 CPUID - A OPSYS - DOS/VSE ID - BG JOB - SORT STEP - SORT PROC - GBR UPDATE DATE - TIME - CPUID - OPSYS - ID - JOB - STEP - PROC - GBR ACCESS DATE - 22 JUN 2000 TIME - 19.54.52 CPUID - A OPSYS - DOS/VSE ID - BG JOB - SORT STEP - SORT PROC - VAULT LOCATION - A VOLUMES - SYSWK1 CA LISTCAT REPORT PAGE 1 CA Dynam 7.1 0709YD000 11 JAN 2007 19.02.31 VOLSER - 000531 VOLUME ATTRIBUTES ------ ---------- OWNER ID - VAULT LOCATION - A REEL SIZE - ANY DENSITY - VOLUME STATUS - ACTIVE NUMBER OF FILES - 1 NUMBER ACTIVE FILES - 1 VOLUME SEQ - 1 CLEANING THRESHOLD - 100 NUMBER OPENS OUTPUT - 114 NUMBER OPENS INPUT - 56 OUTPUT ERRORS - 254 INPUT ERRORS - 0 DATE FIRST INIT - 18 APR 1988 DATE LAST INIT - DATE LAST SCRATCHED - 28 OCT 1988 DATE LAST CLEANED - 18 APR 1988 VBR ACCESS DATE - 29 OCT 1988 TIME - 04.37.39 CPUID - A OPSYS - DOS/VSE ID - F5 JOB - VLJ5 STEP - SORT PROC - REASON LAST SCRATCH - EXTERNAL OWNER - VIRTAPE - NO DSNS ON VOLUME - NU.CLAIM VTAPE LOCATION - VSAM VTAPE FILE – 1111 Appendix A: CA Dynam Report Examples A–11
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CA Dynam ® for VSE User Guide r7.1
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CA Product References This document
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Modifying Retention Characteristics
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Chapter 4: Disk File Management Bas
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Chapter 6: Controlling File Indepen
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ACTION Command ....................
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Batch Reporting for CAJAUDIT ......
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Chapter 1: Introduction The CA Dyna
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Common Subset Features Instructions
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Critical System Function Integrity
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TLBL/DLBL Extensions TLBL with CA D
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TLBL/DLBL Extensions 28 Tape cartri
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TLBL/DLBL Extensions 64 Alter filen
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TLBL/DLBL Extensions file-id 1—44
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Delete Label Option Blocks—RESET
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Chapter 2: Maintaining Tape Files C
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Preparing for CA Dynam/T Example: D
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Preparing for CA Dynam/T Modifying
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Using CA Dynam/T • While it is no
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Using CA Dynam/T Establish the rete
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Using CA Dynam/T • The automatic
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Using CA Dynam/T CA Dynam/T determi
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Using CA Dynam/T Mounting Tapes The
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Using CA Dynam/T To Reissue the OPE
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Using CA Dynam/T BG BG CADT007I ***
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Using CA Dynam/T The operator respo
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Using CA Dynam/T DT RUN cuu|ALL DT
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Using CA Dynam/T Examples: DTNODE a
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Using CA Dynam/T When enabling/disa
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Using CA Dynam/T TLBL Parameters Th
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Using CA Dynam/T This statement Cal
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Using CA Dynam/T Options Alphabetic
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Using CA Dynam/T Options Alphabetic
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Using CA Dynam/T SELECT TAPE-FILE A
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Using CA Dynam/T The tape on drive
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Using CA Dynam/T 03WE Tape cartridg
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Using CA Dynam/T DEN=08MH DEN=08W D
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Using CA Dynam/T • Speed up the p
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Managing Special Files Releasing Wo
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Managing Special Files Example: Par
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Managing Special Files Running Test
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Using Cataloged Information Example
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Using Cataloged Information Protect
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Using Cataloged Information Example
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IBM Hardware Based Tape Encryption
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Processing Predefined Multifile Vol
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Processing Predefined Multifile Vol
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Processing Unchained Multifile Tape
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Using Automatic Multifile (AMF) Dat
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Using Automatic Multifile (AMF) Dat
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Support for Read Backwards The labe
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Using Other Software with CA Dynam/
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Controlling Single and Multi-Volume
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Specifying the SET Command SET Comm
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Using the Console Alarm Facility IB
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Tape File Management Utilities Usin
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Tape File Management Utilities Note
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Tape File Management Utilities The
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Tape File Management Utilities TDYN
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Tape File Management Utilities VER
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Reporting on Tape Files The TDYNUTL
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Reporting on Tape Files The followi
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Reporting on Tape Files TDYNPULL Pr
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Reporting on Tape Files UNCONTROLLE
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Reporting on Tape Files Note: • S
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Reporting on Tape Files This job st
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Reporting on Tape Files PED AS-OF-D
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Basic Components The enhanced VTOC
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Basic Components Disk Space Availab
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Basic Components Method Two Submitt
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Basic Components Overriding Catalog
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Managing the VTOC Default Allocatio
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Managing the VTOC Searching the VTO
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Defining File ID Option Codes Defin
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Defining File ID Option Codes F Fra
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Defining File ID Option Codes O Old
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Controlling Generation Data Sets //
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Controlling Generation Data Sets De
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Automatic Volume Assignment and Rec
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Selecting Logical Units LUB Availab
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Modifying Logical Unit Assignments
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Controlling Disk Pools To catalog a
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Controlling Disk Pools For example,
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Allocating Space across Generic Vol
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Recovering from Lack of Allocated S
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Defining Independent Files Defining
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Releasing Unused Disk Space Single-
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Deleting Files DA Files No truncati
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Processing Expired Files If the ret
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SORT Considerations Supplementary m
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Specifying the SET Command Using Op
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Specifying the SET Command Examples
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Disk File Maintenance Utilities VOL
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Disk File Maintenance Utilities •
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Disk File Maintenance Utilities Exa
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Reporting on Disk Files The VTOCS r
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Reporting on Disk Files • If VOL=
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Reporting on Disk Files On the VOLF
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Reporting on Disk Files • If VOL=
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Physical Files Physical Files The f
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Unit Record Simulation Example // D
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Unit Record Simulation CICS Macro L
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Dynamic File Sorting CA SRAM normal
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Changing File Characteristics TLBL
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Changing File Characteristics NOTRU
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Controlling System Actions DYNAMFI=
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Controlling System Actions BG 0000
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Controlling System Actions BG 0000
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Operator Device Switching Facility
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Direct Access File Independence Fac
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Catalog Support for CA Dynam/FI The
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Introduction to the File Management
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Global Display Command Summary Glob
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DYNCAT Command Panel ID Description
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Accessing the File Management Syste
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System Options Select Option To 3.
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Data Set Maintenance Enter data spe
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Data Set Maintenance 03WE for tape
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Data Set Maintenance Volume ID: Wor
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Data Set Maintenance OPEN Input Des
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Data Set Maintenance Local Commands
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Tape Volume Maintenance Tape Direct
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Chapter 8: Maintaining the Catalog
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DYNCAT Functions • Operand field
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Summary of Control Statement Syntax
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DYNCAT Commands SCRPOOL Statement R
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DYNCAT Commands Valid input is: 1 t
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DYNCAT Commands DELETE Command Use
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Chapter 12: Maintaining and Reporti
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Page 611 and 612: Appendix A: CA Dynam Report Example
Page 613 and 614: TDYNUTL Reports Title Report No. Pr
Page 615 and 616: TDYNUTL Reports CA ALL TAPES BY VOL
Page 617 and 618: TDYNUTL Reports CA CURRENT ACTIVITY
Page 619: DYNCAT Reports DYNCAT Reports // JO
Page 623 and 624: TDYNVLT Reports LOCATION MOVEMENT S
Page 625 and 626: TDYNLIST Reports DATE 01/11/07 TIME
Page 627 and 628: TDYNSYNC Reports EXTRACT CATNAME=CA
Page 629 and 630: Standard DYNPRINT Reports Standard
Page 631 and 632: Standard DYNPRINT Reports FILEDEFS
Page 633 and 634: Standard DYNPRINT Reports CA C A T
Page 635 and 636: Standard DYNPRINT Reports CA F I L
Page 637 and 638: Standard DYNPRINT Reports CA D I S
Page 639 and 640: Standard DYNPRINT Reports CA T A P
Page 641: Standard DYNPRINT Reports CA V O L
Page 644 and 645: Audit Trail Reports AUDIT TRAIL UTI
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Page 653 and 654: CATALOG RECOVERY command (AUDTUTIL)
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Page 657 and 658: E F Early Drive Release facility, 2
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Page 663 and 664: Pull lists TDYNLIST, 3-31 TDYNPULL,
Page 665 and 666: Slot numbers, 3-46 Sort key records
Page 667 and 668: Updating tape volumes, 3-19 the Cat
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