Return copy DD specification - Key = 'C00D'

DINRREFD requests the name of the JCL DD statement from which the attributes of the specified data set were copied. When you code DINRREFD, # must be 1, LEN must be at least 26 and can be longer, and the PARM field must be the length specified by the value in LEN.

If there is a JCL DD statement from which attributes were copied, the system returns the name of the DD statement into PARM. The name can be a ddname, a stepname.ddname, or a stepname.procstepname.ddname where ddname is the label on a JCL DD statement, and stepname and procstepname are labels that appear on JCL EXEC statements. If the name is fewer than 26 bytes long, it is left-justified and padded to the right with blanks. The system also returns 26 into LEN.

Example: To determine the name of the JCL DD statement from which the attributes of the specified data set were copied, code:
KEY    #      LEN    PARM
C00D   0001   001A   - - -...