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Angiras
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Joined: 08 May 2005 Posts: 1 Location: Mumbai
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Hi guys,
Yesterday by mistake somebody has deleted one PDS which was very important and we really forgot to take a backup of it...
Anybody knows how to check the log for it like who deleted and how to restore it............?
Please let me know we r in immense situation. |
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pbgunasekar
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Joined: 28 May 2005 Posts: 26 Location: Chennai
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hi,
try this in the Command 6
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* To retrieved deleted files:-------- *
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*HLIST LEV('TEST.CTSH.NREPINV.SIM.ST.JOUT(SNR00M70)') BCDS *
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*This will show all the back-up versions for retriving. *
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*HRECOVER 'TEST.CTSH.SIMB.SN.D003Z' GENERATION(0) *
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*This will retrieve the file with the specified generation. *
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* Sending mainframe messages:------------------ *
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* se 'HI CUTE MAN' u(NVGXM2) *
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diwa_thilak
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Joined: 13 Jul 2006 Posts: 205 Location: At my desk
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hi pbgunasekar
Could you explain what does the above commands signify.
<b> 'TEST.CTSH.NREPINV.SIM.ST.JOUT(SNR00M70)' <b>
Is this the system dataset or the dataset to be searched ..
I am not clear with your commands.
Could you elaborate more about the dataset you have given.
Thanks,
Diwakar.D
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