Fujitsu BS2OSD User Manual

 

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2.20.9  Catalog expansion commands 
 

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ADD-CATALOG-FILE 

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With this command up to 100 special catalogs can be created for  

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SM Pubsets in the catalog format “extra large” for migrated 

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files, job variables and private disk/volume files.  

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The names of the new catalog files have the form 

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:<catid>:$TSOS.TSOSCAT#xnn, where x refers to the special  

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catalog and nn is a consecutive numbering (00 – 99). 
 

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IMPORT-PUBSET 

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This command has been extended by the operand EXTRA-LARGE-CAT-  

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CONV. This operand determines whether the catalog is to be 

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converted into the new format “extra large”. 

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In the case of SM Pubsets all part catalogs are converted to  

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the new format. 

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Note: Pubsets in the catalog format “extra large” may no longer 

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be imported into BS2000/OSD < V6.0B.   

 

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SHOW-PUBSET-CATALOG-ALLOCATION  

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This command gives information about the format of a Pubset, 

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its catalogs and how full the catalogs are. 

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Contrary to the description in the BS2000/OSD V6.0 handbook, 

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within an SPVS network the commando can only be called up on 

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the master computer.   
 

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A detailed description of the commandos may be found in the  

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handbook “BS2000/OSD-BC V6.0 Commands”. 
 

 
2.20.10 

 

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With the use of the sub-system STATUS, the following extensions 

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are incorporated into STATUS commands: 
 

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SHOW-JOB-STATUS  

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When the operand INFORMATION=*STD/*ALL is entered, the CPU 

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time taken (with 10 digits to the left of the decimal point) is  

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displayed in an additional line CPU LONG: if the CPU time 

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exceeds the value 999999.9999. 

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In addition, INFORMATION=*ALL displays the PRINCIPAL names 

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recently introduced in SECOS V5.0, in a maximum of 128 

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characters in the line PRINCIPAL:. 

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The command output S-Variable has been extended by the two  

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variables CPU-USED-LONG and PRINCIPAL. 

 

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SHOW-USER-STATUS  

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As with SHOW-JOB-STATUS, when INFORMATION=*STD is entered, an 

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additional line CPU LONG: is displayed for long entries.  

 

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SHOW-SYSTEM-STATUS  

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The time at which an assignment was entered in the condition 

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queue is now displayed in the complete date format 

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yyyy-mm-dd.hhmm when INFORMATION=*WHEN-QUEUE is entered. 

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No change is made in the variable display, as there the date 

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was already complete.