The FVROUT parameter provides backup file processing options and backup to two files.
Syntax
FVROUT
►►─┬─────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────►◄ └─ FVROUT= ─┬─ ddname ──────────────┬─┘ ├─ DUAL ────────────────┤ ├─ DUAL= ─┬─ ddname1 ─┬─┤ │ └─ ddname2 ─┘ │ └─ DUMMY ───────────────┘
Operands
The following table explains the operands for the FVROUT parameter:
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Operand |
Explanation |
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ddname |
Output DDname for a single file export. |
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DUAL=ddname1/ddname2 |
Dual export to two output DDnames. |
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DUAL |
Dual export using default DDnames of FVROUT0 and FVROUT1. |
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DUMMY |
No export. Used to scan clusters quickly for structural error. |
Usage Rule
If FVROUT is omitted, a single file export to FVROUT0 is the default. For a DUAL EXPORT, FVROUT0 and FVROUT1 are used.
Note: For users of previous versions of CA FAVER -- You are encouraged to use the FVROUT parameter as documented. However, the TAPE, TAPE0, and TAPE1 parameters are still supported. If you use any of the following statements, you should update them as listed in the following table:
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If you use: |
Change to: |
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FVROUT=TAPE |
FVROUT=FVROUT0 |
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FVROUT=TAPE0 |
FVROUT=FVROUT0 |
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FVROUT=TAPE1 |
FVROUT=FVROUT1 |
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