CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

BSR response to MOUNT message, 2-16
option considerations, 6-21
partition independence, 6-37
Buffers, increasing, 6-22
RESET statement, 1-15
SET statement, 6-26, 6-42
SYSLOG support, 6-30
C
system restrictions, 6-44
TLBL options, 6-11, 6-42
CA Dynam
unit record DTFs, 6-4
Audit data set, 2-1
with
Catalog file, 2-2, 4-6, 6-4, 6-20, 6-39
CA Dynam/D, 6-36
subsets
CA Dynam/T, 6-36
CA Dynam/FI, 6-1
CA SORT, 6-39
CA Dynam/T, 2-1
CA Dynam/T
common features, 1-2 and AVR, 2-12
CA Dynam/D
catalog synchronization, 3-16
automatic
CHKPT/RSTRT support program, 3-14
secondary allocation, 4-5, 4-17
CPU independence, 2-50
volume assignment/recognition, 4-15,
extended operational facilities, 2-48
4-24, 4-32
implementation, 2-6
basic components of, 4-2
mount messages, 2-15, 2-16, 2-17, 2-18,
checkpointed files, 4-52
2-19, 2-20, 2-21, 2-22, 2-23
controlling
option record, 2-60
allocation and access, 4-30
partition independence, 2-49
generation data sets, 4-20
restrictions, 2-8, 2-73
converting to trigger value, 5-3
retention characteristics, 2-8
CPU independence, 4-38
SET command, 2-82
defining disk volumes for AVR, 4-32
system messages, file-dependent, 2-61
disk pool volumes, 4-30
tape
DLBL options, 4-14
assignment, 3-1
partition independence, 4-38
copy utility, 3-8
restarting programs, 4-52
TLBL options, 2-30
restrictions, 4-5
with
SET command, 4-48
CA Dynam/FI, 6-36
sort interfaces, 4-46
CA SORT, 2-73, 3-1, 3-4
system messages, file-dependent, 4-45
CA 1, 3-16
with CA Dynam/FI, 6-36
LIBR, 2-75
work data sets, 2-48
CA Dynam/FI
accessing generation data sets, 6-53
CA EARL
ASSGN statement, 6-28
and DYNREAD communication, 9-14
calculating
compiler, 9-8
block size, 6-22
generating reports, 9-1
logical record length, 6-22
source programs, 9-8
CPU independence, 6-37 CA EPAT, 8-76
DLBL options, 6-15
DTF types supported, 6-2
CA SORT interface
file information override, 6-4
logical unit checking, 2-73
introduction, 6-1
with
limiting processing, 6-42
CA Dynam/D, 4-42, 4-46
CA Dynam/FI, 6-53
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