Explanation: MIGRATIONVOLUME, MIGRATIONLEVEL1,
MIGRATIONLEVEL2, and VOLUME are mutually exclusive, required parameters
you specify to request a list of selected information for migration
volumes. These parameters can also be used as subparameters of the
SELECT parameter.
- MIGRATIONVOLUME
- specifies that you want a list of the volume entries for all
migration volumes.
- MIGRATIONLEVEL1
- specifies that you want a list of volume entries for migration
level 1 volumes.
You can narrow down the kind of migration level
1 volumes you list using the optional SELECT parameter:
- SELECT(NOOVERFLOW)
- lists the volume entries for all NOOVERFLOW ML1 volumes.
- SELECT(OVERFLOW)
- lists the volume entries for all OVERFLOW ML1 volumes.
Defaults: If you specify MIGRATIONLEVEL1
alone (without the SELECT subparameter), which is the default, you
will get a list of all migration level 1 volumes.
- MIGRATIONLEVEL2
- specifies that you want a list of the volume entries for all
migration level 2 volumes.
- DASD
- lists the volume entries for all DASD migration level 2 volumes
is generated.
- TAPE
- lists the volume entries for all tape migration level 2 volumes
is generated.
- VOLUME
- specifies that you want a list of all primary and migration
volumes. VOLUME(volser) specifies that you want a list of
a particular primary or migration volume. For volser, substitute
the serial number of the specific volume you want listed. Both SMS
and non-SMS volumes can be listed.
When using VOLUME(volser)
as a subparameter of SELECT and when volser is specified
as a backup volume, the output contains a list of the latest backup
versions on the volumes.
Defaults: If
you specify VOLUME without volser, DFSMShsm lists all the
primary and migration volumes it owns or manages. If you specify PRIMARYVOLUME
without volser, DFSMShsm lists all primary volumes it owns
or manages.
Note: - When you specify any of these parameters, DFSMShsm does not list
information about the data sets on the primary or migration volume,
and DFSMShsm does not give you any information about the amount of
space left on the volume. To find out how much space is left on a
primary or migration level 1 volume, use the SPACE parameter of the
QUERY command.