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veeruspi
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Location: mysore
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hi all,
how can i find out the actual date of creation of a file recovered through HRECOVER?
suppose in HRECOVER<file name>new name<new file name>
if i check for the date of creation of new file name , it shows todays date.
i want to know the atual date of creation of that file.
thanks in advance. |
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DavidatK
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Joined: 22 Nov 2005
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Location: Troy, Michigan USA
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veeruspi,
I think the current date on the new-name recovered dataset is right. It was created today.
You can use the TSO command below to find out what the creation date of the migrated dataset is. Try this and let me know if it works for you. I tried on my system and it gave me the corrcet creation date.
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TSO LISTC ENT('YOUR.MIGRATED.DATASET') ALL
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Rupesh.Kothari
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HI,
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how can i find out the actual date of creation of a file recovered through HRECOVER?
suppose in HRECOVER<file name>new name<new file name>
if i check for the date of creation of new file name , it shows todays date.
i want to know the atual date of creation of that file. |
You can use HLIST commacne. It give you thebackup date ans its only creation date.
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| hlist dsn(Daraset name;) bcds |
Hope this helps
Regards
Rupesh |
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veeruspi
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hi dave,
my requirement was to recover the files for dsn S0PSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT. upto jan 16.My latest migrated gdg was S0PSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT.G0924V00. If i recover through HRECOVER the previous ie.S0PSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT.G0923V00
and given the new name as S0TSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT.G0923.
I get the creation date of the new file as today,s. what i need is when was
S0PSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT.G0923V00 created? |
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Rupesh.Kothari
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HI,
Just use HLISt command like
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| hlist dsn('S0PSCM.NA.XSCM8202.CSTM.REPT.G0923V00') bcds |
It will give u result as similar to
Hope its clear now.
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Rupesh |
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veeruspi
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hi rupesh,
thank you |
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mf_user
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Hi Rupesh,
Is it true that everyday the system admin takes the backup of entire datasets used by a system? If so, suppose, if I create a dataset called "xxx.xxx.xxx" and after sometime it is lost, is it possible to pull it back on to DASD using the details of where it was backed up?
Please let me know.
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