DSNAME |
DSN |
This field contains the data set name of the data set that
was backed up. |
BACKUP FREQ |
BACK FREQ |
This field contains the minimum number of days that must elapse
after a backup of the data set before another backup can be done during
incremental backup processing. |
MAX BACKUP
VERSIONS
|
MAX VERS |
This field contains the maximum number of versions of the data
set to be kept. More than this number of backup versions may be listed
if backup versions exist of uncataloged data sets with the same names
as cataloged data sets or if you reduced the limit and no new backup
versions were created. |
BACKUP VERSION
DATA SET NAME
|
BDSN |
This field contains the data set name of the backup version. |
BACKUP
VOLUME
|
BACKVOL |
This field contains the volume serial number of the volume
on which the backup version resides. The volume can be a backup volume
or a migration level 1 volume. |
FROM
VOLUME
|
FRVOL |
This field contains the volume serial number of the user volume
on which the data set resided when the backup version was made. If
the data set was migrated at the time of the backup, this field contains
the volume serial number of the user volume from which the data set
migrated. |
BACKUP
DATE
|
BACKDATE |
This field contains the date the backup version was created. |
BACKUP
TIME
|
BACKTIME |
This field contains the time the backup version was created. |
SYS
CAT
|
CAT |
YES indicates that the backup version was made from the cataloged
data set. |
GEN
NMBR
|
GEN |
This field contains the relative generation number of the backup
version. The most recent backup version is number 0, the next most
recent backup version is number 1, and so forth. |
VER
NMBR
|
VER |
This field contains the version number of the backup version.
This number is unique to the backup version during its entire life
span. The numbering begins at 1 for the first backup version of a
data set. |
UNS/
RET
|
UNS/RET |
This field indicates special conditions or exceptions. UNS
indicates that the data set was unserialized when backed up. RET indicates
that the version listed is a retired version. U/R indicates an unserialized,
retired version. NO indicates a version that is neither unserialized
nor retired. |
RET DAYS
|
RETDAYS |
This field contains the RETAINDAYS parameter
specified at the time of backup. The value represents the minimum
number of days that DFSMShsm maintains the backup copy. ***** indicates
that RETAINDAYS is not specified. |
RACF
IND
|
RACF IND |
YES indicates that the RACF® indicator
was on at the time of backup. NO indicates that the RACF indicator was not on at the time of backup. |
BACKUP
PROF
|
BACK PROF |
YES indicates that the RACF discrete
backup profile exists. NO indicates that a RACF discrete backup profile does not exist. |
NEWNAME
|
NEWNM |
Y as the first character indicates that NEWNAME was specified
at the time of backup. N as the first character indicates that NEWNAME
was not specified at the time of backup. Y as the second character
indicates that the data set was VSAM with associated AIX/PATH, and
SPHERE(NO) was specified. N as the second character indicates the
data set was VSAM with associated AIX/PATH and SPHERE(NO) was not
specified. Y as the third character indicates the data set was VSAM
and was uncataloged or migrated and the backup was processed with
the GVCN(YES) option. * as the second character indicates the data
set was non-VSAM or VSAM and no AIX/PATH existed. * as the third character
indicates the data set was non-VSAM or was VSAM and cataloged and
not migrated.
|
SPHERE(NO)
|
NOSPH |
YES indicates the data set was VSAM with associated
AIX/PATH and SPHERE(NO) was specified. NO indicates the data set was
VSAM with associated AIX/PATH and SPHERE(NO) was not specified. |
GENVSAMCOMPNAMES
|
GVCN |
YES indicates the data set was VSAM and was
uncataloged or migrated and the backup was processed with the GVCN(YES)
option. |