Explanation: RECOVERNEWNAMEALL is an optional
parameters that you use to specify a new high-level qualifier for
recovered data sets.
RECOVERNEWNAMEALL(level): You use
this parameter to rename all data sets that you want to recover with
the high-level qualifier level option.
RECOVERNEWNAMELEVEL(olevel1,nlevel1, ...):
You use this parameter to specify that all data sets having a high-level
qualifier of
olevelx are recovered with a new high-level
qualifier of
nlevelx. The maximum number of
olevelx,nlevelx qualifier
pairs is 30.
Note: - The RECOVERNEWNAMEALL and RECOVERNEWNAMELEVEL parameters allow
data sets to be renamed before verification checks for like-named
conflicts. These rename parameters apply to data sets in the INCLUDE
and ALLOCATE lists (except for ICF user catalogs in the ALLOCATE list),
but do not apply to ACCOMPANY data sets. In addition, migrated source
VSAM data sets may not be renamed. If a rename criterion applies to
a migrated source VSAM data set, a message is issued and the data
set is not renamed.
- If a rename criterion applies to a nonmigrated source VSAM data
set, the new component names are not generated by ARECOVER processing
but are generated by DFSMSdss if the data set name is from the INCLUDE
list or by SMS VSAM allocation if the data set is from the ALLOCATE
list.
- If RECOVERNEWNAMEALL is specified, a message indicates that all
data sets will be renamed with the specified level. If RECOVERNEWNAMELEVEL
is specified, a message lists the level pairs specified, indicating
that each data set matching the old level will be renamed to the corresponding
new level. Each data set meeting a rename criterion is recovered
with the new name during data movement. Like-named conflicts created
by the new name are evaluated during the conflict resolution process.
See Aggregate backup and recovery support (ABARS) for more information about data set name
conflict resolution.
Defaults: None.