ICOUT keyword
The ICOUT keyword specifies the DD name of the output image copy data set.
- Functions that support this keyword
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- Image Copy function
- Create Image Copy function
- Statements that support this keyword
- GLOBAL statement
- GROUP statement
- IC/AIC statement
- CIC/ACIC statement
- CRC statement
- Site default option
- Supported
- Related keyword
- None.
- Format
- To create no image copy data sets:
- Examples:
- To create two image copy data sets with specific data set names,
specify the keyword as follows:
where ICOUT1 DD and ICOUT2 DD define the actual data set names.ICOUT=(ICOUT1,ICOUT2)
- To create four image copy data sets without specifying their names,
specify the keyword as follows:
ICOUT=(*,*,*,*)
- To create three image copy data sets and to specify the name only
for the third image copy data set, specify the keyword as follows:
where ICOUT3 DD defines the actual data set name.ICOUT=(*,*,ICOUT3)
- To create two image copy data sets with specific data set names,
specify the keyword as follows:
- Default value
- None.
- Usage notes
- The ICOUT and the STACK keywords are mutually exclusive.
- The value for ICOUT or STACK can be defined in the site default table.
- ICOUT=ddn and ICOUT=(ddn1,ddn2,..) cannot be specified in the GLOBAL statement and in the site default table.
- ICOUT=%NO cannot be specified in the site default table.
- ICOUT=* is the default value for the Image Copy function under IMS Database Reorganization Expert and IMS Database Recovery Facility.
- If ICOUT=%NO is specified for all databases when the HASH Check option is not requested, the image copy processing ends with a return code of 16, and error message FABJ0252E is issued.
- Checkpoint Restart cannot be enabled for the database or the area when ICOUT=%NO. Even when Checkpoint Restart is requested and a process error is found during the job, the database or the area is not reprocessed by Checkpoint Restart.
- If you request more than two image copies and if DBRC=Y is specified, only the primary and secondary image copy data sets are registered to the DBRC RECON data set.
- If an error is found in the primary or the secondary image copy data set while processing the Image Copy function, the third and the fourth image copies are not registered to the DBRC RECON data set.
- When one of the following conditions is met, the maximum
number of image copy data sets that the Image Copy
function can create
for each database data set in a single run is two.
- Fast Recovery image copy format of Advanced Image Copy Services is requested (FASTIC=(opt,COPY))
- IMS HP Image Copy process
is called from one of the following IMS Tools:
- Parallel Reorganization Service of IMS Database Reorganization Expert
- IMS HP Fast Path Utilities
- IMS Database Recovery Facility
- IMS Online Reorganization Facility