The following example shows control statements for a MOVE of a single VSAM cluster. In this example, MOVE replaces the EXPORT or RESTORE command. The CLUSTER and CL= parameters are standard and perform the same function as if used with EXPORT or RESTORE. The output parameter provides the volume on which the new data set will reside. A single VSAM cluster (HILVLNOD.FAVR.VSAM1), and all related components will be restored to the new volume.
//SYSIN DD *
MOVE
CLUSTER
CL=HILVLNOD.FAVR.VSAM1
OUTPUT
CLUSTER
CL= HILVLNOD.FAVR.VSAM1 *AMS -
CLUSTER(NAME (HILVLNOD.FAVR.VSAM1)) -
VOLUMES(PACK_1)
AIX=+ *AMS - -> Generic name applicable to all alternate indexes.
AIX (VOL (newvol)) - -> New volume serial number.
PATH=+ - -> Generic name applicable to all paths.
The following example shows control statements for a MOVE using generic VSAM cluster selection. The control statements move all VSAM data sets in the catalog to a new volume.
//SYSIN DD *
MOVE
CLUSTER
CL=+
OUTPUT
CLUSTER
CL=+ *AMS ----> Generic name applicable to all clusters.
CL (VOL (newvol)) - -> New volume serial number.
AIX=+ *AMS - -> Generic name applicable to all alternate indexes.
AIX (VOL (newvol)) - -> New volume serial number.
PATH=+ - -> Generic name applicable to all paths.
The following example shows control statements to MOVE all VSAM clusters in a catalog using generic high-level node selection. The control statements move all VSAM data sets in the catalog (matching the first data set node) to the new volume.
//SYSIN DD *
MOVE
CLUSTER
CL=+
OUTPUT
CLUSTER
CL=+ *AMS ----> Generic name applicable to all clusters.
CL (VOL (newvol)) - -> New volume serial number.
AIX=+ *AMS - -> Generic name applicable to all alternate indexes.
AIX (VOL (newvol)) - -> New volume serial number.
PATH=+ - -> Generic name applicable to all paths.
Note: For other EXPORT examples, see the sections EXPORT JCL and EXPORT samples in the chapter, "EXPORT."
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