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DSK2DAYS

The syntax of the DSK2DAYS control statement parameter is as follows:

Syntax:

DSK2DAYS=nnn

The default is 999.

Valid values are 0-999.

• This parameter determines when a SYSOUT is to be migrated to secondary disk storage. DSK2DAYS can be coded as an Initialization Parameter or as an ERO Table Entry parameter.
• If DSK2DAYS is coded as an Initialization Parameter and set to a value other than 999, it causes all SYSOUTs to be migrated to secondary disk storage.

  You can perform selective migration by coding 999 for the Initialization Parameter, and coding DSK2DAYS on the selected ERO Table entries.

• The DSK2DAYS parameters (initialization parameter and ERO table parameter) must not be greater than DRETPD because if a report is deleted from primary disk, it is not available for migration to secondary disk.