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3.8.2 Execution Time Override Options
After you have selected an inquiry for execution, you will be
presented with one or more screens of execution time override
options. While most of these values are optional, or will
use default values, they can also be used to tailor the data
that will appear on the final reports. When multiple options
are specified, they must all be satisfied before data is
selected. For example, if you requested data sets with a
DFSMS Storage Class of NORMAL and an organization (DSORG) of
PS, only those data sets having BOTH a Storage Class of
NORMAL and a DSORG of PS would appear in the resulting
report. This section will describe each of the override
options that you might see when you execute an inquiry. The
function and syntax of each option will be described, and
examples will be shown.
The general format of each override option is shown in the
example below:
Select by Data Set Name: EQ/NE - value* ...
EQ ____________________________
The first line describes the function of the option and the
syntax of the two operands on the second line. The second
line contains two operand areas that you will supply if you
want to use this option. In this example, the first line
indicates this option can be used to select only certain data
sets to appear on this report. The first line also describes
the syntax of the two operands that can be coded on the
second line. In this example, the first operand (the one
that appears in the left column), must have a value of either
EQ (EQUAL) or NE (NOT EQUAL). The default value of EQ
already appears in the operand location. This represents the
type of comparison that will be done between the data set
name and the value in the second operand. For example, if
you code EQ as the first operand, the data set name must be
EQUAL to the value specified in the second operand, or it
will not be selected. The second operand specifies the value
the data set name will be compared against. The three
periods (...) indicate that multiple values can be present.
The asterisk (*) indicates that a short, or prefixed value
can be entered by specifying an asterisk as the last
character. Assume you wanted to include all data sets in
your report except a data set named SECRET and all data sets
with the prefix PAY. You could accomplish this by coding the
option statement as shown below:
Select by Data Set Name: EQ/NE - value* ...
NE SECRET PAY*
Line Size and Page Size Options
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MICF provides options to allow the specification of default
output line size and page size. As all of the standard
reports use up through report column 132, any MICF default
line size you establish will be ignored (a value of 132 will
forced for these reports only).
MICF defaults for page size (number of lines per page) will
be honored. However, if you choose a page size less than 60,
make sure the value you specify is large enough to account
for the heading and title lines that appear on each page.
Each of the possible execution time override options will now
be described. Note that some options will apply to all
inquiries, while others apply to one or two specific
inquiries. These options are listed in alphabetical order,
based on the description of the option in the first line.
Date/Time range for reporting:
Function: Selects for reporting only that data collected
within a specified date and time range. The
specified values are compared against the date
and time in a given VCC run. Note that every
VCC run has the same date and time values for
each collected data.
Usage: Required.
Operand 1: Specify the minimum data collection time to be
included in this report in the format
ddmonyy:hh:mm:ss. Any data collected at or
after this value will be included. Default
value is 01JAN60:00:00:00 (January 01, 1960).
Operand 2: Specify the maximum data collection time to be
included in this report in the format
ddmonyy:hh:mm:ss. Any data collected at or
before this value will be included. Default
value is 31DEC59:23:59:59 (December 31, 2059).
Example: Include all data collected between 9 a.m. on
March 4th 1991 and March 5th at midnight:
'04MAR91:09:00' - '05MAR91:23:59:59'
Enter the database ID for the database to be processed.
Function: Specifies the CA MICS Unit Database ID (DBID)
from which the data for this report should be
extracted. The value coded must specify a
unit containing the VCA information area. You
can enter a question mark (?) to obtain a list
of the valid units for your installation.
Check with your CA MICS Administrator if you
have further questions or problems.
Usage: Required.
Operand 1: Specify the one-character Unit Database ID
(DBID) that should be used to obtain data for
this report. The default value can be
specified as a MICF option.
Operand 2: Not used.
Example: Run a report using data from the San Francisco
office. Data from that office resides in Unit
Database ID (DBID) S:
S
Enter the range of CA MICS File Cycles to be processed.
Function: Specifies the cycles of the CA MICS VCA
information area to be used as the input data
source for this report request. Typically,
each cycle represents a snapshot of your DASD
environment taken on a particular day. Cycle
01 would represent the most current snapshot,
cycle 02 would represent a snapshot taken two
days ago, etc.
Usage: Required.
Operand 1: Specify a numeric cycle number 01 through 99
to be used as the beginning cycle number to
include in this report. The default value can
be specified as a MICF option.
Operand 2: Specify a numeric cycle number 01 through 99
to be used as the ending cycle number to
include in this report. If this is not
specified, only the beginning cycle number
will be used. Specify this operand with
caution, as it can cause duplicate data unless
you supply a report date or specify a
repetitive data option.
Example: Run a report using VCA data starting with
cycle 01 and ending with cycle 05:
01 - 05
Repetitive data processing option:
Function: The input data in the specified cycle(s) is
selected according to the data's VCC run
timestamp. Normally, VCC is run once a day
against a specified set of the installation's
DASD devices and the data collected is input
to the CA MICS DAILY job. If your installation
follows this procedure, then this option has
limited use and can be skipped. This option
has meaning only if each cycle of data in the
VCA information area is comprised of data from
more than one run of VCC. In this case, the
data is grouped in each cycle according to the
timestamp, that is kept with the data. This
timestamp is the time at which the VCC
collected the data.
Usage: Required.
Operand 1: Specify LATEST to select the most recent data
in the specified cycle(s) (only the data
collected during the most recent VCC run).
Specify MERGE to select the most recent data
associated with each unique data set or volume
serial number. This allows for the case where
the data contains many runs of the VCC data,
each run containing data on a subset of the
volumes in the configuration. The use of
MERGE solves this problem by merging together
several VCC runs and selecting the most recent
occurrence for each unique data set and
volume. Specify NONE to bypass testing for
repetitive data. NONE is the default.
Operand 2: Not used.
Example: Include only data from the VCC run with the
most current timestamp in this report:
LATEST
Report Title (for first title of report):
Function: Specifies the title that will appear as the
first title line on each report page printed
by this inquiry.
Usage: Required.
Operand 1: Specify a character value that will appear as
the first title line on each report page.
Avoid using single quotes ('), double quotes
(") or other special characters in the title
value, as these can cause SAS errors or
incorrect output. If your alternate title
will not fit into the first operand area, it
can be extended into the second area. If this
is done, note that a blank space will always
be inserted between the first and second
operands. This problem can be minimized by
coding leading blanks before the first operand
value, so the break between the operands
occurs where a blank is desired. The leading
blanks will not appear in the title. The
default title is CA MICS DASD MANAGEMENT
REPORTING SYSTEM.
Operand 2: See Operand 1 above.
Example: Use an alternate report title for a 3390 DASD
study that is being done: JUNE STUDY OF 3390
ACTIVITY
Select by DASD Device Type:
Function: Allows data sets and volumes to be included or
excluded from reporting based on device type.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the DASD device type value must
be equal to one of the operand 2 values in
order to be included in this report. Specify
NE to include only those device types not
equal to one of the values specified for
operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more device type values to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by device type will
occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the last
character to indicate a prefix or short value.
Refer to data dictionary element DEVTYPE for a
list of possible values.
Example: Include only 3380-K and 3390 DASD data in this
report:
EQ - 3380-K 3390*
Select by Data Set Name:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the data set name.
Refer to data dictionary element DSNAME for
more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the data set name must be equal
to one of the operand 2 values in order to be
included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those data set names types not
equal to one of the values specified for
operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more data set name values to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by data set name will
occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the last
character to indicate a prefix or short value.
Example: Include only data sets with the prefix IMS and
PROD.IMS:
EQ - IMS* PROD.IMS*
Select by Data Set Organization:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on their data set
organization.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the data set organization must
be equal to one of the operand 2 values in
order to be included in this report. Specify
NE to include only those data set
organizations not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more data set organization
values to be used for the comparison. If this
operand is left blank, no selection by data
set organization will occur. Specify an
asterisk (*) as the last character to indicate
a prefix or short value. Refer to data
dictionary element DSORG for possible values.
Example: Exclude data set organizations of DA and DAU
from processing:
NE - DA*
Select by Date Last Used (ddmonyy):
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the date they were
last used. Each time a data set is opened for
input or output, the last reference date for
the data set is updated. This is collected by
VCC and kept as VCA element DAAREFDT.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more date values in the format
ddmonyy to be used for the comparison. One or
more values can appear if operand 1 is EQ or
NE. Only one value should appear if operand 1
is LT, GT, LE, or GE. Two values should
appear if operand 1 is R. If no values are
specified, selection by date last used will
not occur.
Example: Include all data sets used in May of 1990:
R - 01MAY90 31MAY90
Select by Date of Creation (ddmonyy):
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the date they were
created. Refer to data dictionary element
CREATEDT for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more date values in the format
ddmonyy to be used for the comparison. One or
more values can appear if operand 1 is EQ or
NE. Only one value should appear if operand 1
is LT, GT, LE, or GE. Two values should
appear if operand 1 is R. If no values are
specified, selection by date of creation will
not occur.
Example: Exclude all data sets created before 2008:
GE - 01JAN08
Select by Free Tracks on Volume:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on the number of free
(unallocated) tracks present on the volume.
Refer to data dictionary element VOASPACF for
more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the number of free tracks
will not occur.
Example: Include all volumes with more than 1000 tracks
of unallocated space:
GT - 1000
Select by Number of Extents:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the number of extents
they have allocated. Refer to data dictionary
element DAAEXTNO for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the number of extents will
not occur.
Example: Include only those data sets that have no
extents allocated:
EQ - 0
Select by Number of Tracks Allocated:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the number of tracks
they have allocated. Refer to data dictionary
element DAASPACA for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the number of allocated
tracks will not occur.
Example: Exclude those data sets occupying less than
500 tracks of DASD space:
GE - 500
Select by Number of Tracks Used:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the number of tracks
actually being used for data storage. Refer
to data dictionary element DAASPACU for more
information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the number of used tracks
will not occur.
Example: Include only those data sets using more than
500 tracks, but less than 1000:
R - 501 999
Select by Percent Volume Free:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on the percentage of space on
the volume that remains available for new data
set allocations. Refer to data dictionary
element VOAPCSPF for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the percentage of free
space will not occur.
Example: Include only those volumes with less than 10
percent free space:
LT - 10
Select by Percentage of Space Used:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the percentage of
space in the data set actually being used to
store data. If a data set has allocated 100
tracks of space but is only using 25 tracks,
the percentage of space used is 25. Refer to
data dictionary element DAAPCSPU for more
information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the percentage used space
will not occur.
Example: Include only those data sets using 50 percent
or less of their allocated space:
LE - 50
Select by SMS Data Class:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on their assigned DFSMS
data class. Refer to data dictionary element
STORDATC for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the data class name must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those data sets with data classes
not equal to one of the values specified for
operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more data class names to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by data class name
will occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the
last character to indicate a prefix or short
value. A keyword of NULL can also be
specified to select data sets with no (blank)
data class assigned.
Example: Include data sets with data class names
SPECIAL, with the prefix TEST, or with no data
class:
EQ - SPECIAL TEST* NULL
Select by SMS Management Class:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on their assigned DFSMS
management class. Refer to data dictionary
element STORMGTC for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the management class name must
be equal to one of the operand 2 values in
order to be included in this report. Specify
NE to include only those data sets with
management classes not equal to one of the
values specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more management class names to
be used for the comparison. If this operand
is left blank, no selection by management
class name will occur. Specify an asterisk
(*) as the last character to indicate a prefix
or short value. A keyword of NULL can also be
specified to select data sets with no (blank)
management class assigned.
Example: Exclude data sets with management class names
with the prefix NOMIG:
NE - NOMIG*
Select by SMS Storage Class:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on their assigned DFSMS
storage class. Refer to data dictionary
element STORSTGC for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the storage class name must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those data sets with storage
classes not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more storage class names to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by storage class name
will occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the
last character to indicate a prefix or short
value. A keyword of NULL can also be
specified to select data sets with no (blank)
storage class assigned.
Example: Include data sets with storage class names
STANDARD and FAST:
EQ - STANDARD FAST
Select by SMS Storage Group:
Function: Allows data sets and volumes to be included or
excluded from reporting based on their
assigned DFSMS storage group. Refer to
data dictionary element STORNAME for more
information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the storage group name must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those data sets with storage
groups not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more storage group names to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by storage group name
will occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the
last character to indicate a prefix or short
value. A keyword of NULL can also be
specified to select data sets with no (blank)
storage group class assigned.
Example: Exclude data sets with any storage group name
prefixed by the characters TSO:
NE - TSO*
Select by specific System (SYSID):
Function: Allows data sets and volumes to be included or
excluded from reporting based on their System
Identifier. Refer to data dictionary element
SYSID for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the system identifier must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those data sets with system
identifiers not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more system identifiers to be
used for the comparison. If this operand is
left blank, no selection by system identifier
will occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the
last character to indicate a prefix or short
value.
Example: Include data sets with system identifier PROD,
plus any with the prefix IMS:
EQ - PROD IMS*
Select by VCA Account Field:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on the contents of any of
the VCA Account Fields. Up to 9 different
account fields can be defined within your VCA
data. The contents of these fields are
specific to your installation, but can help
summarize your data by location, department,
division, user, etc. Contact your CA MICS
Administrator if you are unsure of the
structure and format of your accounting
fields. Note that all 9 fields may not be
defined at your installation.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the account field contents must
be equal to one of the operand 2 values in
order to be included in this report. Specify
NE to include only those data sets with
account field data not equal to one of the
values specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more values to be used for the
comparison. If this operand is left blank, no
selection by account field contents will
occur. Specify an asterisk (*) as the last
character to indicate a prefix or short value.
Example: Include data sets with values of PAY, TEST, or
SYSTEM in this account field, or with a prefix
of CICS:
EQ - PAY CICS* TEST SYSTEM
Select by Volume Fragmentation Index:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on the value of their
fragmentation index. This index is used as a
measure of the fragmentation of the free space
on the volume. Refer to data dictionary
element VOAFRAGX for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the value in the data must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values. Specify
NE if the data value must not equal one of the
operand 2 values. Other values that can be
specified include LT (data less than operand
2), GT (data greater than operand 2), LE (data
less than or equal to operand 2), GE (data
greater than or equal to operand 2), or R
(data within the range specified by operand
2).
Operand 2: Specify one or more numeric values to be used
for the comparison. One or more values can
appear if operand 1 is EQ or NE. Only one
value should appear if operand 1 is LT, GT,
LE, or GE. Two values should appear if
operand 1 is R. If no values are specified,
selection based on the fragmentation index
will not occur.
Example: Include only those volumes with fragmentation
index values between .500 and .900:
R - .500 .900
Select by Volume Serial Number:
Function: Allows data sets and volumes to be included or
excluded from reporting based on the serial
number of the volume. Refer to data
dictionary element VOLSER for more
information.
Usage: Required for the Volume Track Map Report.
Optional for all other reports.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the volume serial number must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those volumes with serial numbers
not equal to one of the values specified for
operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify one or more values to be used for the
comparison. If this operand is left blank, no
selection by volume serial number will occur.
Specify an asterisk (*) as the last character
to indicate a prefix or short value.
Example: Include all volumes in this report with the
serial number prefixes TSO, PAY, and SPOOL:
EQ - PAY* TSO* SPOOL*
Select SMS Managed Data Sets:
Function: Allows data sets to be included or excluded
from reporting based on their DFSMS management
status. Data sets residing on DFSMS
controlled volumes are known as managed data
sets, as all future allocation and movement
activities for those data sets are managed by
DFSMS. Refer to data dictionary element
DAASMSID for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify YES if only DFSMS managed data sets
should be included in the reporting. Specify
NO if only unmanaged data sets should be
included. Leave this operand blank to cause
no selection based on DFSMS management status
to occur.
Operand 2: Not used.
Example: Include only DFSMS managed data sets in this
report:
YES
Select SMS Volume Ownership Status:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on their DFSMS management
status. Volumes fully managed by DFSMS are
known as Converted volumes, while volumes in
the process of being converted are said to be
in Initial status. Refer to data dictionary
element VOASMSFG for more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the volume DFSMS status must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those volumes with DFSMS status
not equal to one of the values specified for
operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify INITIAL to select or exclude those
volumes that are in DFSMS Initial status.
Specify CONVERTED to select or exclude those
volumes that are in DFSMS converted status.
Leave this operand blank to cause no selection
based on DFSMS volume status to occur.
Example: Include only those volumes in this report that
are not managed by DFSMS:
NE - INITIAL CONVERTED
Select Volume Mount Attribute:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on their MVS mount attribute.
Refer to data dictionary element VOAMOUNT for
more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the MVS mount attribute must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those volumes with mount
attributes not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify RESIDENT to select or exclude those
volumes mounted as Resident. Specify RESERVED
to select or exclude those volumes mounted as
Reserved. Specify REMOVABLE to select or
exclude those volumes mounted as Removable.
Leave this operand blank to cause no selection
based on MVS mount attribute to occur.
Example: Include only those volumes in this report that
are mounted with a status of Removable.
EQ - REMOVABLE
Select Volume Usage Attribute:
Function: Allows volumes to be included or excluded from
reporting based on their MVS usage attribute.
Refer to data dictionary element VOAUSE for
more information.
Usage: Optional.
Operand 1: Specify EQ if the MVS usage attribute must be
equal to one of the operand 2 values in order
to be included in this report. Specify NE to
include only those volumes with usage
attributes not equal to one of the values
specified for operand 2.
Operand 2: Specify PRIVATE to select or exclude those
volumes with Private usage status. Specify
PUBLIC to select or exclude those volumes with
Public usage status. Specify STORAGE to
select or exclude those volumes with Storage
usage status. Leave this operand blank to
cause no selection based on MVS usage
attribute to occur.
Example: Exclude those volumes from this report that
are mounted with a usage attribute of Public:
NE - PUBLIC
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