How to check if FILES are in the database which is used during the archive / backup ?
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How to check if FILES are in the database which is used during the archive / backup ?

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Article ID: 123169

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Disk Backup and Restore - MVS DISK BACKUP AND RESTORE- ADD-ON OPTIO DISK BACKUP AND RESTORE

Issue/Introduction

Is it possible to check if the FILES used is the correct one? If it is a FDB or FDS? 

Environment

Release:
Component: DISKOS

Resolution

The ADSDC650 control table contains the mapping of Files Data Sets to associated CA Datacom/AD databases. This information can be listed using the LIST command of the ADSDC680 utility. The DBLIST sample job is provided in the INSTALL library. We recommend that you run this as part of your normal backup process so you will always have a current copy of its contents. If the ADSDC650 control table is ever inadvertently destroyed, you can rebuild it from the contents of the report. For more information, see the section Rebuilding a Destroyed ADSDC650 Control Table.

//DBLIST JOB (1),'CA DISK',CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,NOTIFY=&SYSUID



//************************************************************************



//*  LIST THE CONTENTS OF THE ADSDC650 CONTROL TABLE.                    *



//*  THIS IS THE MAPPING OF FILES DATA SETS TO DATABASE IDS              *



//************************************************************************



/*JOBPARM    S=*



//LIST            EXEC     PGM=ADSMI002,PARM=ADSDC680,REGION=0M



//STEPLIB         DD       DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.DISK.ADRRSPNN.CUSLIB



//                DD        DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.DISK.ADRRSPNN.CAAXLOAD



//                DD        DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.DISK.CCUWLOAD



//ABNLDUMP   DD        DUMMY



//CMDPRINT    DD         SYSOUT=*



//MSGPRINT    DD         SYSOUT=*



//PARMLIB        DD         DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.DISK.CCUWPARM



//SYSPRINT     DD         SYSOUT=*



//REPORTS      DD         SYSOUT=*



//SYSUDUMP   DD        SYSOUT=*



//SYSLIB        DD      DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.DISK.CCUWLOAD



//SYSIN  DD  *



LIST



//

 

The following are the customization points:

  • Ensure the SYSLIB DD identifies the CA Disk product load library that is also named in the STEPLIB concatenation.
  • Ensure the CA Datacom/AD libraries are contained in the STEPLIB concatenation.
  • Run the DBLIST job.