NOTCAT2_DYNAL
In some cases, NOTCAT2 failures for dynamic allocations are intercepted and processed by the calling program (for example, TSO). However, some applications do not automatically handle such situations and for which NOTCAT2 processing might be beneficial. In these cases, you can use the NOTCAT2_DYNAL function to selectively enable, or disable, processing of dynamically allocated data sets.
Syntax
NOTCAT2_DYNAL=ENABLE | DISABLE
Operands
- ENABLE
- Allow NOTCAT2 processing for dynamically allocated data sets.
- DISABLE
- Bypass NOTCAT2 processing for dynamically allocated data sets.
Usage and processing considerations
Advanced Allocation Management does not automatically handle NOTCAT2 for dynamically allocated data sets. The default for the NOTCAT2_DYNAL keyword is DISABLE. Without knowledge of the specific actions that are performed by a calling program, unexpected problems might occur.
Default
DISABLE
Environments
CATCHECK
Related keywords
NOTCAT2, NOTCAT2_CHECK, NOTCAT2_QUALIFIER, NOTCAT2_QUALIFIER_POSITION, and NOTCAT2_SUFFIX.
Example
In the following example, dynamically allocated data sets are eligible for NOTCAT2 processing:
NOTCAT2_DYNAL=ENABLE