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vravi
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Hi,
I am not able to identify corresponding table for a dataset present in a volume.
I tried to look if its related to a Auxilary tablespace dataset, PBG tablespace or PBR tablespace dataset but its not. What is the impact if this dataset is deleted or moved to a different volume?
Any idea what is needed to prepare if we plan to do this.
We are planning to reclaim this volume and we moved all other datasets by reorg as we were able to identify the corresponding tablespace but not for this one.
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sergeyken
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| Do you suppose your question is related to JCL, or to VSAM topics??? |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Its related to Db2 , moved to right category.
any issues you see when you query tables? |
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Pedro
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re: "moved to right category."
I dislike when a topic of mine is moved. Perhaps I am doing it wrong, but I only go back and look in the forum where I posted the question. If it is moved, I will never find it again. |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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| Pedro wrote: |
| I dislike when a topic of mine is moved. Perhaps I am doing it wrong, but I only go back and look in the forum where I posted the question. If it is moved, I will never find it again. |
One can expect that DB2/CICS/.. questions are asked in the right sections. JCL/VSAM is not DB2 specific, neither is it SORT and alikes. But we see frequently misplaced queries. |
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Pedro
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I guess I am recommending 'please ask your question in the xyz forum' so that the poster can find the post and knows for next time. As I said, I would not know where to look if it is moved.
As you can see in this thread, the original poster never responded to questions. |
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