| File | 10 |
|---|---|
| Statement | PROCESS
|
| Task | Perform catalog maintenance functions. |
| Code | Text |
|---|---|
| 530 | Access denied by Security Facility. |
| 531 | Password missing or incorrect. |
| 565 | Syntax error in dataset name. |
| 571 | DSNAME operand missing.
|
| 701 | DSNAME missing.
|
| 722 | Requested dataset not found. |
| 733 | User ID does not exist. |
| 750 | Invalid operand within operand list. |
| 798 | Task was not started under TSOS. |
| 799 | Entire Systems Management Adapter internal error. |
| Dictionary Field Name | Format/
Length/ Desc/Mu |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| ACCESS-TYPE | (A5) | Specifies authorized access type. |
| D | Possible options: | |
| READ Read-only access is authorized. | ||
| WRITE Read and write accces is authorized. | ||
| ARCHIVE-OPTION | (A1) | Specifies the ARCHIVE options: |
| D | S Short. Only changed PAM blocks are saved. | |
| L Long. This is the default. The whole file | ||
| is saved. | ||
| AUDIT-TYPE | (A4) | Fixes the level of control of file access. Possible values: |
| D | NONE Default. No accesses are monitored. | |
| ALL All accesses are monitored. | ||
| FAIL Unsuccessful accesses are monitored. | ||
| SUCC Successful accesses are monitored. | ||
| BACKUP-TYPE | (A1) | Specifies when a file is saved by ARCHIVE. Possible options: |
| D | A Default. File saved with every ARCHIVE run. | |
| B Saved with runs for Level B, C and D. | ||
| C Saved with runs for Level C and D. | ||
| D Saved with runs for Level D. | ||
| E Not automatically saved. | ||
| DESTROY | (A3) | Possible options: |
| D | NO Default. The file is not automatically | |
| destroyed when erased. | ||
| YES Space used for file is written with X'00' | ||
| when the file is erased. | ||
| DSNAME | (A54) | Fully qualified file name. |
| D | ||
| EXECUTION-PASSWORD | (A8) | EXECUTION password to be defined for the file. Use *NONE to reset existing password. See also the PASSWORD field. |
| D | ||
| FGG-BASE | (B2) | File generation groups only: |
| D | Base for relative access to files of FGG. | |
| FGG-DISPOSITION | (A8) | File generation groups only: |
| D | Describes what to do, if maximum number of | |
| generations is reached. Possible values: | ||
| CYCLE (Default) | ||
| DELETE | ||
| KEEP | ||
| REUSE | ||
| FGG-GENERATIONS | (B2) | File generation groups only: |
| D | Number of generations. | |
| FILE-SEQUENCE | (N3) | Used for tape files. |
| This value is used for the first volume only. | ||
| NUM-OF-BACKUP-VERS | (N3) | Number of versions of a file saved in a backup archive. |
| D | ||
| PASSWORD | (A8) | If the file is already password-protected, the actual password needed for write access must be specified here. |
| D | ||
| READ-PASSWORD | (A8) | READ password (4 bytes) to be defined for the file. Use *NONE to reset existing password. See also the PASSWORD field. |
| D | ||
| RETPD | (N4) | Number of days the file must remain unchanged. Default is 0. |
| D | ||
| SHARE | (A3) | Specifies whether other users can access files. Possible options: |
| D | NO Other users are not authorized. | |
| YES Other users are authorized. | ||
| WRITE-PASSWORD | (A8) | WRITE password to be defined for the file. Use *NONE to reset existing password. See also the PASSWORD field. |
| D |