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trilokdewangan
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Hello Everyone,
Can anyone suggest, how we can alter SPUFI output dataset's retention from permanent to 5 days.
I need to run SPUFI job daily with some standard dataset name, say " BXRT11.PAYX.ABCDED.D&DMS.&CYCLE." Where DMS is changing every day and CYCLE is of 0829A format (today's value)
I need a JCL to find the the dataset starts from above dataset and cycle should be current, and alter the RETPD.
If I get the Job, I can schedule the Job in test region to run everyday.
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Trilok Kumar |
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expat
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| Why not use DFdss to delete those datasets over 5 days old |
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trilokdewangan
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Actually All the datasets are migrated in TAPE after 2 days of creation. We do n't want to do HDELETE for that, It's costly to perform the same.
Please suggest
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Trilok Kumar |
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enrico-sorichetti
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so it looks like there is a management class associated to them
instead of migrating after 2 days, foget about it and put them in a management class with a 5 days retpd
and they will get deleted when hsm perform it' s space management |
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expat
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| trilokdewangan wrote: |
| Actually All the datasets are migrated in TAPE after 2 days of creation. We do n't want to do HDELETE for that, It's costly to perform the same. |
Why is it too costly to perform HDELETE commands ?
But anyway, Enrico has the best suggestion.
Talk to your storage people - We just love to delete your data  |
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