Physical data sets for files - DSNAME
The Physical data sets for files (DSNAME) views display information about data sets associated with installed CICS files.
Supplied views
To access from the main menu, click:
| View | Notes |
|---|---|
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.BACKOUT |
Back out shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set. |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.COMMIT |
Commit shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.DETAILED |
Detailed information about a selected data set |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.FORCE |
Force shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set to back out or commit |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.IMMQUIESCE |
Quiesce the data set immediately. All existing CICS open RLS ACBs are closed, all units of work accessing the data set are abended, the file state (if it is ENABLED) is set to UNENABLED, and the data set is marked as closed. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. Any tasks currently using the data set are immediately terminated, using the CICS task FORCEPURGE. |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.QUIESCE |
Quiesce the data set when all units of work that are accessing the data set have reached syncpoint. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.REMOVE |
Remove the association between a data set and a CICS system and deallocate the data set. A data set can be removed only if its file count is 0 and its backout status is NORMALBKOUT. |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.SET |
Set data set attributes according to new values specified in input fields |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.TABULAR |
Tabular information about currently installed data sets |
| Physical data sets for files EYUSTARTDSNAME.UNQUIESCE |
Mark the data set as unquiesced. RLS or non-RLS ACBs can be opened. Subsequent open ACB requests are permitted in the same mode as the first open ACB. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. |
Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| BACKOUT | Back out shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set. |
| COMMIT | Commit shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set |
| FORCE | Force shunted UOWs holding locks on the specified data set to back out or commit |
| IMMQUIESCE | Quiesce the data set immediately. All existing CICS open RLS ACBs are closed, all units of work accessing the data set are abended, the file state (if it is ENABLED) is set to UNENABLED, and the data set is marked as closed. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. Any tasks currently using the data set are immediately terminated, using the CICS task FORCEPURGE. |
| QUIESCE | Quiesce the data set when all units of work that are accessing the data set have reached syncpoint. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. |
| REMOVE | Remove the association between a data set and a CICS system and deallocate the data set. A data set can be removed only if its file count is 0 and its backout status is NORMALBKOUT. |
| SET | Set data set attributes according to new values specified in input fields |
| UNQUIESCE | Mark the data set as unquiesced. RLS or non-RLS ACBs can be opened. Subsequent open ACB requests are permitted in the same mode as the first open ACB. You can set the data set Busy value to WAIT or NOWAIT. |
Fields
| Field | Attribute name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Access method | ACCESSMETHOD | The access method used with this data set: BDAM, VSAM, or NOTAPPLIC. |
| Availability status | AVAILABILITY |
For VSAM data sets, indicates whether or not the data set is available. Input Values: AVAILABLE, UNAVAILABLE, RREPL |
| Type of backup | BACKUPTYPE |
Indicates the type of backup used for this data set. Values are:
|
| Base data set name | BASEDSNAME | For a VSAM path, the name of the base data set with which the path is associated. For a VSAM base data set, this name is the same as the primary data set name. |
| Backout status | BKOUTSTATUS | For VSAM data sets, indicates the backout status of the data set as one of: NORMALBKOUT, FAILEDBKOUT , FAILINGBKOUT, or NOTAPPLIC |
| Data set name | DSNAME | The name of the data set. |
| Number of file definitions that reference data set | FILECOUNT | The number of different file definitions that currently refer to this data set name. This value does not indicate whether any of the files have used the data set during this CICS session. |
| Journal number | FWDRECOVLOG | For VSAM data sets with a recovery status of FWDRECOVABLE, the ID of the journal that is used to log updates. |
| Forward recovery log stream name | FWDRECOVLSN | For VSAM data sets with a recovery status of FWDRECOVABLE, the ID of the journal that is used to log updates. |
| Replication Logging | LOGREPSTATUS | For VSAM data sets, indicates whether this data set has been defined to have replication logging. Valid values are: LOGREPLICATE, NOLOGREPLICA, NOTAPPLIC |
| Lost locks status | LOSTLOCKS |
Indicates whether there are lost locks for this data set. The valid values are:
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| Data set type | OBJECT | For VSAM data sets, indicates whether this data set is a base data set containing records (BASE), a path to another data set (PATH), or (NOTAPPLIC) if the dataset has not been opened by this CICS region, or if it is a BDAM dataset. |
| Record level sharing (RLS) quiesce state | QUIESCESTATE |
The RLS quiesce state of the data set. The information is obtained from the ICF catalog entry for the data
set. Valid input values are:
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| Recovery status | RECOVSTATUS |
Indicates the recovery characteristics of the data set as follows:
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| Retained record locks status | RETLOCKS | Indicates whether or not there are any retained locks as a result of deferred recovery work for this data set. Valid values are: RETAINED, NORETAINED and NOTAPPLIC. |
| Data set validity status | VALIDITY | For VSAM data sets, indicates whether the data set name has been validated against the VSAM catalog by opening a file against that data set (VALID or INVALID). If this value is INVALID, the recovery status of the data set cannot be determined. |