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Sheel
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I want to close a VSAM file in CICS region using a JCL.
Then I am adding records in VSAM file.
Then I have to open VSAM file again in CICS region.
How to close and open VSAM file in CICS region using JCL?
Please give your suggestions.
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enrico-sorichetti
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| Is Your support people aware of the dangers of such an operation? |
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Sheel
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We are just checking all possibilities how to edit VSAM file
without entering into that CICS region.
Testing will be carried out on test file. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Looks like You did not understand my question,
it is might be OK to do it in a test environment,
nobody will care about the overall data integrity/recoverability
but for a production system it' s a very unsafe prcatice,
in Your scenario You are going to update data without any provision for integrity/recoverabilty.
there will updates not reflected in the logs,
and, for example, You are going to lose all the forward
recovery facilities |
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Mahesh-Frame
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CEMT SET FILE(' <logical file name') CLOSE
Hope this will work...Try O |
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Sheel
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| We are not dealing with any production file and integrity/recoverability are not big concern for us. |
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agkshirsagar
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| See if this Link helps |
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Sheel
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| Thanks a lot agkshirsagar. |
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