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EXPORT JCL Parameters

JOB

(Optional.) The JOB statement consists of a user-specified jobname.

EXEC PGM=GVEXPORT

(Required.) EXEC PGM=GVEXPORT specifies GVEXPORT as the program name. Include PARM=DUMP to produce abend dumps, if necessary.

STEPLIB

(Optional.) STEPLIB DD specifies the data set name of the load library that contains the GVEXPORT program.

SYSPRINT

(Required.) SYSPRINT DD specifies a data set for output messages. SYSOUT=class must always be specified.

Output Messages: EXPORT output messages include the following:

VOLSEQ

Explanation

1

The whole cluster is on volume 1.

1,2

The cluster starts on volume 1 and ends on volume 2.

2

The whole cluster is on volume 2.

2,3

The cluster starts on volume 2 and ends on volume 3.

DDname

The OUTDD DDname was used for this cluster.

NOOUTPUT

FVROUT=DUMMY was specified; no output was produced.

If individual clusters are restored from a multivolume export tape, only the tape volume that contains the clusters needs to be mounted.

SYSUDUMP

(Optional.) SYSUDUMP DD provides information dumps.

DSSMSGDD

(Optional.) DSSMSGDD must be present when using SAVECOMP.

OUTDD

(Optional for QSAM export.) OUTDD DD identifies a QSAM tape or disk file to receive the cluster output. The output.data set refers to the DDname coded on the OUTDD parameter of the cluster name.

Usage Note: Data set format is controlled by the DCB parameter. If DCB information is not supplied or is incomplete, EXPORT uses the default values of RECFM=VB, LRECL=cisz, and BLKSIZE=cisz+4.

FVROUT0

(Required for VSAM export.) FVROUT0 identifies the data set where CA FAVER output is written. If FVROUT is omitted from any EXPORT statement, the default DDname FVROUT0 must be supplied.

FVRDBRC

(Optional.) FVRDBRC DD identifies a QSAM file that receives recovery utility input when DBD and DDN are specified on a cluster name statement. The DCB parameters used are RECFM=FB, LRECL=80. BLKSIZE defaults to 80, but it is not specified in the DCB macro and may be set by the user.

TRENDS

(Optional.) TRENDS DD identifies the VSAM file used to collect information when the VSAMAID parameter (as done in CA VSAMAID) is specified. This file must be defined and primed before it can collect information.

Note: For more information about defining the VSAM file, see the CA VSAMAID VSAM Tools User Guide.

MCDS

(Optional.) MCDS DD is used with the RECALL parameter in the EXPORT statement to identify the migration control data set used by DFSMShsm. Multi-cluster MCDS is also supported.

Note: For more information about defining HSM as the storage manager and to define single and Multi-cluster MCDS data sets, see the SMGR parameter of the GVPARMS utility in the chapter "Changing EXPORT/RESTORE System Defaults."

mctlist

(Optional.) MCTLIST DD identifies the QSAM file (built by CA MasterCat) that contains any cluster name statements. There cannot be another EXPORT statement after specifying mctlist.

FILES
PARMLIB

(Optional.) The FILES and PARMLIB DDs are used with the RECALL parameter to identify the CA Disk control data sets when CA Disk (DMS) is the active storage manager.

Note: For more information about defining DMS as the active storage manager, see the SMGR parameter of the GVPARMS utility in the chapter "Changing EXPORT/RESTORE System Defaults."

SYSIN

(Required.) SYSIN DD specifies where data sets are read. You can specify the following with SYSIN:

Method

Explanation

*

Control statements follow.

DSN=read.data set

read.data set is the data set from which EXPORT control statements are read.

PDS member

The data set is read from a PDS file.