CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Managing Special Files
Example:
Partition- and CPU-independent work files
BG // JOB ARRPUPD
DATE 01/22/00, CLOCK 20/14/03
BG // TLBL TAPEOUT,'==@WORK,W'
BG // EXEC MSTROUT
BG CADT007I ***** WORK TAPEOUT SYS011=299 100524 1 *BGAWORK*
BG CADT031I *CLOSED* TAPEOUT SYS011=299 100524 BGAWORK BLK=29
BG // TLBL TAPEIN,'==@WORK,W,R'
BG // TLBL TAPEOUT,'AR RP MSTR,W'
BG // EXEC MSTRIO
BG CADT032I ASSIGNED TAPEIN SYS010=299 100524 BGAWORK
BG CADT007I ***** LABEL TAPEOUT SYS011=29A 100699 1 *AR RP MSTR*
BG CADT028I RELEASED TAPEIN INPUT 100524 BGAWORK
BG CADT031I *CLOSED* TAPEOUT SYS011=29A 100699 AR RP MSTR BLK=29
BG CADA102I AUDIT TRAIL FILE IS 10 PERCENT FULL.
BG EOJ AURPUPD
DATE 01/22/00,CLOCK 20/14/34,DURATION 00/00/31
A temporary data set is created in one step, which can then be inputted or
scratched. The TLBL contains the partition- and CPU-independent data set
name '==@WORK'. CA Dynam/T replaces '==@' with BGA, creating the data
set name BGAWORK, because the job is run in BG partition in CPU A. The W
option forces the file to be rewound, ready for the next step. In the next step,
the file is used for input and both the W and D options are indicated, causing
the tape to be both of the following:
• Released or returned to SCRATCH status
• Rewound, ready for use as output when next needed
Also note the informational message, CADA102I, above from AUDIT.
Partition- and CPU-independent work files
F2 // JOB ARRPUPD
DATE 01/22/00,CLOCK 20/19/06
F2 // TLBL TAPEOUT,'==@WORK,W'
F2 // EXEC MSTROUT
F2 CADT008D MOUNT SCRATCH TAPEOUT SYS011 DSN=F2AWORK JOB=ARRPUPD
F2 STATUS
F2 CADT015I 298-UA-*DOWN*
F2 CADT015I 299 - BG - SYS010,*
F2 CADT015I 29A - BG - SYS011,*
F2 CADT008D MOUNT SCRATCH TAPEOUT SYS011 DSN=F2AWORK
F2 STOP
Chapter 2: Maintaining Tape Files 2–51