
Offloading and Backing Up Datasets (TSIDOFL)
13-24 User Reference
Connectivity Systems, Inc.—Copyright © 2006
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Offloading and Backing Up Datasets (TSIDOFL)
Description TSIDOFL offloads or backs up selected datasets according to the settings
on the UPSI statement and the contents of control statements.
Control statements specify which datasets and versions are to be
processed and are supplied as SYSIPT data. These control statements can
be generated by TSIDOFD or specified manually. Unless UPSI x1 is
present, TSIDOFL sorts the control statement information into
descending version within dataset name before beginning writing the
specified data to tape.
The offload tape is always associated with a cataloged dataset. You can
use the default offload dataset, OFFLOAD.DATA.SET, or you can create
your own dataset. If you create your own dataset, you must catalog the
dataset and supply a TLBL or DD statement using the DTF name
OUTPUT.
A tape version containing offloaded disk versions is not eligible for
scratch until all the offloaded disk versions either expire or are loaded
back to disk. In addition, any additional retention criteria attributed to the
tape version must be satisfied.
JCL
Requirements
The following are JCL requirements necessary when the control
statements are supplied as SYSIPT data:
[// TLBL OUTPUT,'offload.dataset.name']
// UPSI xx
// EXEC TSIDOFL
control statements
/*
The following are JCL requirements necessary when the control
statements are supplied from a tape or disk dataset using GDI for
SYSIPT:
[// TLBL OUTPUT,'offload.dataset.name']
// UPSI xx
* //IJSYSIN DD DSN=sysin.dataset,DISP=(OLD,DELETE,KEEP)
// EXEC TSIDOFL
/*
The following are JCL requirements necessary when the control
statements are supplied from a tape or disk dataset using a standard VSE
assignment for SYSIPT:
{// TLBL OUTPUT,'offload.dataset.name'}
// DLBL IJSYSIN,'sysin.dataset'
// EXTENT SYSIPT
ASSGN SYSIPT,DISK,VOL=volser,SHR
// UPSI xx
// EXEC TSIDOFL
/*
CLOSE SYSIPT,SYSRDR
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