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sri_gans
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| Hi.. i am in need in of jcl which will used to copy contents fron one tape to another tape. And also kindly help me, where i can ftp the load module which will be used in this JCL. |
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 Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 6:19 pm Post subject: Re: JCL needed for copying contents fron one tape to another tap |
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enrico-sorichetti
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The question is a bit generic...
do You want to copy a tape dataset to another tape dataset,
Or.. You want to duplicate a tape bit by bit ??? |
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expat
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| sri_gans wrote: |
| Hi.. i am in need in of jcl which will used to copy contents fron one tape to another tape. And also kindly help me, where i can ftp the load module which will be used in this JCL. |
Why are you wanting to use FTP to copy a tape ? |
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sri_gans
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Hi thanks for your response...
Actually my query is i had backedup all of my mainframe data into one 3590 cartdrige. Now i want to move the data from this 3590 cartridge to another 3590 cartridge using a JCL.
(1) Whether this is possible?
(2) If so can i have that JCL used.
Please help me in this.. |
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expat
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Look at IEBGENER in the utilities manual
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| (2) If so can i have that JCL used. |
Yes, as soon as I have the 500 Euro for consultancy services. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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where i can ftp the load module which will be used in this JCL.
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You do not do this. The mainframe you are using already has multiple "copy" utilities installed.
For a simple copy, you could use IEBGENER (as mentioned above) or the SORT product. The sort will typically run faster than IEBGENER. |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
as Enrico already stated
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what did You use to tacke the backup?
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, depending on this is what utitily you use to copy the cart.
IEBGENER does not work too well in copying dfdss backups.
Gerry |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
I take back what I said earlier, I ran a DFDSS backup and copied it using IEBGENER and was able to restore the data from the copied version.
Gerry |
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expat
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| gcicchet wrote: |
Hi,
I take back what I said earlier, I ran a DFDSS backup and copied it using IEBGENER and was able to restore the data from the copied version.
Gerry |
Exactly what I was going to say. I also use IEBGENER to produce 3rd copy ML2 tapes in HSM. |
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