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Maneesh
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hi,
i want to copy my ps and pds into a single dataset by using the same highest level qualifier of these ps and pds . Plz tell me how it is possble. |
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prav_06
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maneesh,
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| i want to copy my ps and pds into a single dataset |
Do u mean to say that u want to copy one PS and a member of PDS into a PS????
If ya want to copy the dataset with the same highest level qualifier u can declare this as a symbolic varialbe in a proc and use the same.
Thamilzan. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Please re-state your requirement.
Copying one PS and all of one PDS into another PS filedoes not sound like a good thing to do.
If, as was suggested above, you want to copy 1 file and 1 member to another file, you can use IEBGENER or sort and concatenate the inputs, creating a combined output.
Once you make it clear to everyone else what you are looking for, we should be able to help. |
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Bitneuker
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This is what the fine manual states:
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| Two or more data sets can be retrieved by the system and processed successively as a single sequential data set. This is called sequential concatenation. With sequential concatenation, the application program treats a collection of data sets as one sequential data set. The number of data sets that you can concatenate with sequential concatenation is variable. It is governed by the maximum size of the TIOT option. The system programmer controls the TIOT size with the option ALLOCxx member of SYS1.PARMLIB. See z/OS Initialization and Tuning Reference. When data sets are sequentially concatenated, the system is open to only one of the data sets at a time. Concatenated data sets cannot be read backward. During sequential concatenation, the system treats a member of a PDSE or PDS as if it were a sequential data set. The system treats a striped extended format data set as if it were a single-volume data set. |
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