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Copying and Merging Datasets (TSIDDTD)
User Reference
Connectivity Systems, Inc.—Copyright © 2006
Use Pursuant to Company Instructions
8-13
Tape Formats
Supported
Because TSIDDTD uses standard LIOCS access methods, TSIDDTD can
only process tapes which follow standard LIOCS format conventions.
For a labeled tape, the format is:
VOL and HDR labels, tapemark, data, tapemark, EOV or EOF
labels, tapemark[tapemark]
An unlabeled tape, the format is:
[tapemark], data, tapemark
Some utility programs, which appear to use LIOCS when writing
standard label tapes, actually use PIOCS and imbed additional tape marks
in the data area. Utilities known to imbed additional tape marks are
IDCAMS BACKUP and LIBR BACKUP. There may be others. When
LIOCS encounters one of these additional tape marks on input, it issues
the message “4130D EOF OR EOV INQUIRY?” because no EOV/EOF
label was found immediately following that tape mark. Therefore, if the
4130D message occurs while copying a file, the message indicates that
the tape format does not follow standard LIOCS conventions and cannot
be copied successfully using TSIDDTD.
Unfortunately, there is no method currently available to copy tapes which
use non-standard formats. Using DITTO is not recommended because it
will result in two or more volumes that have the same volume serial
number. The best solution is to execute the program which created the
original volume(s) a second time to create a second version.
Control
Statements
Control statements are used to define dataset characteristics and to specify
TSIDDTD processing options.
For controlled datasets, control statements are not necessary under normal
conditions. TSIDDTD will get the record type, record size, and block size
from the version record in the DSN Catalog.
For uncontrolled and Start Track 1 datasets, control statements specifying
the record type, record size, and block size are required.
The TSIDDTD maximum block size for tape is 32K on VSE releases
prior to ESA 2.5 and 64K for ESA 2.5 and above. A block size greater
than 32K is supported for disk. For uncontrolled labeled input tapes,
TSIDDTD uses HDR2 information. If record type, record size, and block
size are not specified and cannot be obtained from the DSN Catalog,
TSIDDTD defaults to an undefined record format with a block size of
32767. Record type, record size, and block size may not be in the catalog
for some controlled datasets that were created by programs that use
PIOCS.
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