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Physical data set processed notification exit (Eioption 27)

z/OS DFSMSdss Storage Administration
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This exit indicates to the UIM whether or not the physical data set copy for individual data sets was successful. This exit is given control through the UIM at the conclusion of physical data set copy processing for each data set. DFSMSdss provides the UIM with information through the EIREC27 structure within the exit identification block, ADREID0. EIREC27 is shown in ADREID0 data area.

  • The data set name.
  • The new name of the data set.
  • Start of changeThe new names of the VSAM data and index components.End of change
  • A return code indicating the success of processing the data set.
  • The source data set organization (DS1DSORG).
  • The source data set SMS flag (DS1SMSFG).
  • Flags indicating the source VSAM data set type (KSDS, ESDS, LDS).
  • Flags indicating the target VSAM data set type.
  • A count of the number of tracks processed for this data set.
  • The last volume indicator of the data set from the source data set. This will be valid for non-VSAM data sets only.
  • If the first volume of a VSAM data set was processed, DFSMSdss will pass the total stripe count for the data component when the data set processed was a striped VSAM data set. The High Allocated RBA count for the data and index components will be passed as well.
  • When processing a VSAM data set, DFSMSdss will pass the stripe number of the data component on this volume. 0 will be passed when the data set is not striped.
  • When processing a VSAM data set, DFSMSdss will pass the number of RBAs processed for this data component on this volume.
  • When processing an indexed VSAM data set, DFSMSdss will also pass the number of RBAs processed for this index component on this volume.
  • The target volume serial as well as the source volume serial.
  • An indication of whether the target data set is protected by a discrete RACF® profile.

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