Dynamic unallocation text units

Use verb code 02 and the text unit keys listed in Table 1 and described on the following pages to request dynamic unallocation processing by DYNALLOC. To deallocate a resource, you must specify either the DUNDDNAM key, the DUNDSNAM key, or the DUNPATH key.

Table 1. Verb code 02 (dynamic unallocation) – Text unit keys, mnemonics, and functions

Hex text unit key	Mnemonic	DYNALLOC function
0001	DUNDDNAM	Specifies the ddname of the resource to be deallocated.
0002	DUNDSNAM	Specifies the data set to be deallocated.
0003	DUNMEMBR	Specifies the PDS member to be deallocated.
0005	DUNOVDSP	Specifies an overriding disposition for the data set to be unallocated.
0007	DUNUNALC	Specifies deallocation even if the resource has the permanently allocated attribute.
0008	DUNREMOV	Specifies removal of the “in-use” attribute, even if the resource does not have the permanently allocated attribute.
000A	DUNOVSNH	Specifies “nohold” status for a deallocated SYSOUT data set and overrides previous “hold” specification.
0018	DUNOVCLS	Specifies an overriding SYSOUT class.
0058	DUNOVSUS	Specifies an overriding destination to which the SYSOUT data set being deallocated is to be routed. Note: Keys 0058 and 0063 are equivalent to the JCL DEST= parameter, where DEST=(dunovsus) or DEST=(dunovsus,dunovuid).
0059	DUNOVSHQ	Specifies “hold” status for a deallocated SYSOUT data set and overrides previous “nohold” specifications.
0063	DUNOVUID	Specifies an overriding destination user ID to which the SYSOUT data set being deallocated is to be routed. Note: Keys 0058 and 0063 are equivalent to the JCL DEST= parameter, where DEST=(dunovsus) or DEST=(dunovsus,dunovuid).
0079	DUNINSDD	Specifies an insulated DD request.
007A	DUNNOSEC	Specifies bypass security processing.
8013	DUNSPIN	Specifies an overriding decision that determines whether the output for the SYSOUT data set is to be printed immediately, or at the end of the job.
8017	DUNPATH	Specifies the pathname of the z/OS® UNIX file to be deallocated.
801A	DUNOVPDS	Specifies an overriding disposition for the file to be deallocated.