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PROC APJP6390

A member's assignment is released when both of the following are true:

  1. The member's Library Code specifies Auto Release
  2. The Move Request the member belongs to is moved to its final move level (typically, your production level).

When a Move Request is moved to its final move level, APCS6390 checks the DIBSUPD file (a flat file created by APCS5310) to determine the members to release during the move cycle. However, APCS6390 does not verify if the Move Request is successful. Therefore, if the move fails, the members are released, because it has a record in the DIBSUPD file. For further information, see "Reassign/Release Processing" in the "Move Requests" chapter.


Parameter


Description

Default
in PROC

VSAMPFX=x

x is concatenated ahead of the standard data set name for CA‑PanAPT files. Change this to your site's high‑level VSAM index.

None

OTHRPFX=x

x is concatenated ahead of the standard data set name for CA‑PanAPT files. Change this to your site's high‑level sequential index.

None

MMPCPFX=x

x is concatenated before the standard data set name for CA‑PanAPT files and after the high-level sequential index that contains the control members for a Move Processing Cycle. x must be a 1 to 8 character standard IBM data set.

'M'

NEWOLD=x

Change values to old or new values. Valid values are NEW and OLD.

If NEWOLD=OLD, the DD assignments of members and Last Moved by fields in the Inventory File equal their pre‑APJJ5310 (old) states.

If NEWOLD=NEW, the DD assignments of members and the Last Moved by fields in the Inventory File equal their post‑APJJ5310 (new) states.

None

JCLLIST=x

x must be suitable to be included in SYSOUT=x. Utility messages, control totals, and so forth are routed to this destination.

*

REPORTS=x

x must be suitable to be included in SYSOUT=x. Output reports are routed to this destination. Change this in the JCL to your site's standards.

*

DUMPS=x

x must be suitable to be included in SYSOUT=x. Any SYSUDUMP output is routed to this destination.

*