If you started your backup of the control data sets and the journal data set to tape and want to change to DASD, do the following:
The expiration date specified by the EXPIRATIONDATE or RETENTIONPERIOD parameter is still in effect on your backup tapes. Your tape management system returns the tapes to scratch according to the expirations date. Note that some expiration dates, such as 99365 (which prevents the tape from ever expiring), may require manual deletion through your tape management system.
SETSYS CDSVERSIONBACKUP(BACKUPDEVICECATEGORY(DASD))
You can also change the number of backup copies. However, this example uses the same number as in the tape example; that is, three backup copies.
The final qualifier must again increase by 1 for each set of backup data sets. However, do not start with a final qualifier of D0000001. Instead, start with a final qualifier that is 1 more than the last final qualifier of your backup data sets on tape.
QUERY CDSVERSIONBACKUP
In this example, the last final qualifier is D0000050.
Data Set | Names of Allocated Backup Data Sets |
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MCDS | HSM.MCDS.BACKUP.D0000051 HSM.MCDS.BACKUP.D0000052 HSM.MCDS.BACKUP.D0000053 |
BCDS | HSM.BCDS.BACKUP.D0000051 HSM.BCDS.BACKUP.D0000052 HSM.BCDS.BACKUP.D0000053 |
OCDS | HSM.OCDS.BACKUP.D0000051 HSM.OCDS.BACKUP.D0000052 HSM.OCDS.BACKUP.D0000053 |
Journal | HSM.JRNL.BACKUP.D0000051 HSM.JRNL.BACKUP.D0000052 HSM.JRNL.BACKUP.D0000053 |
DFSMShsm now backs up the control data sets and journal data set to backup data sets on DASD volumes.
For more information about the sample job ,ALLOCBK1, and the DFSMShsm starter set, see z/OS DFSMShsm Implementation and Customization Guide.