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DFSMShsm Audit and Mainstar : FastAudit/390.
Title:
DFSMShsm Audit and Mainstar : FastAudit/390.
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Redbooks, IBM.
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1 online resource (302 pages)
Contents:
Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Supporting metadata structures -- 1.1 DFSMS family of products -- 1.2 DFSMShsm CDSs are a metadata structure -- 1.2.1 Supporting metadata structures in your environment -- Chapter 2. DFSMShsm control data sets -- 2.1 Types of DFSMShsm CDSs -- 2.1.1 Migration control data set (MCDS) -- 2.1.2 Backup control data set (BCDS) -- 2.1.3 Offline control data set (OCDS) -- 2.2 Multi-cluster control data sets -- 2.3 CDS allocation parameters -- 2.4 Primer record -- 2.5 CDS backup -- 2.5.1 Concurrent copy -- 2.5.2 SnapShot -- 2.6 Reorganizing control data sets -- 2.7 CDS forward recovery -- 2.7.1 Enhanced CDS recovery function -- Chapter 3. Control data set records -- 3.1 CDS record types, functions and relationships -- 3.1.1 DFSMShsm record type extended description -- 3.2 Migration records -- 3.2.1 MCD record -- 3.2.2 MCO record -- 3.3 Backup records -- 3.3.1 MCB record -- 3.3.2 MCC record -- 3.4 Other audited records -- 3.4.1 TTOC record -- 3.5 Tapes in failed create status -- 3.5.1 ABR record -- 3.5.2 MCP, MCT and MCV records -- Chapter 4. Why audit the DFSMShsm control data sets? -- 4.1 Reasons for auditing the CDSs -- 4.2 Recovery of a master or user catalog -- 4.3 VSAM errors in a DFSMShsm CDS -- 4.4 Audit during a disaster recovery -- Chapter 5. Using FastAudit/390 -- 5.1 Authorization codes -- 5.2 Master catalogs -- 5.3 User catalogs -- 5.4 DFSMShsm CDSs -- 5.5 Direct access devices -- 5.6 Tape management catalogs for RMM and CA-1 TMS -- 5.7 Diagnostic reporting methods -- 5.7.1 Diagnosing error 11D1C -- 5.8 Create a new fix -- Chapter 6. Auditing DFSMShsm using HSM FastAudit -- 6.1 Migration Control Data Set audits -- 6.1.1 Setup for FAUDITAL -- 6.1.2 FastAudit/390 audit error 11D1C.

6.1.3 FastAudit/390 audit error 11V1C -- 6.1.4 FastAudit/390 audit error 11V1C -- 6.1.5 FastAudit/390 audit error 11D2C -- 6.1.6 FastAudit/390 audit error 11V2C -- 6.1.7 FastAudit/390 audit error 1103W -- 6.1.8 FastAudit/390 audit error 1104C -- 6.1.9 FastAudit/390 audit error 1105W -- 6.1.10 FastAudit/390 audit error 1106C and 1106V -- 6.1.11 FastAudit/390 audit error 1107V -- 6.1.12 FastAudit/390 audit error 1107W -- 6.1.13 FastAudit/390 audit error 1108W -- 6.1.14 FastAudit/390 audit error 1109V -- 6.1.15 FastAudit/390 audit error 1109W -- 6.1.16 FastAudit/390 audit error 1110W -- 6.1.17 FastAudit/390 audit error 1111W -- 6.1.18 FastAudit/390 audit error 1112W -- 6.1.19 FastAudit/390 audit error 1113W -- 6.1.20 FastAudit/390 audit error 1114W -- 6.1.21 FastAudit/390 audit error 1115W -- 6.1.22 FastAudit/390 audit error 1116C -- 6.1.23 FastAudit/390 audit error 1117C -- 6.1.24 FastAudit/390 audit error 1119W -- 6.1.25 FastAudit/390 audit error 1120I -- 6.1.26 FastAudit/390 audit error 1121W -- 6.1.27 FastAudit/390 audit error 1122W -- 6.1.28 FastAudit/390 audit error 1123W -- 6.1.29 FastAudit/390 audit error 1124W -- 6.1.30 FastAudit/390 audit error 1125W -- 6.1.31 FastAudit/390 audit error 1126I -- 6.2 Backup Control Data Set audits -- 6.2.1 Setup for FAUDITBD -- 6.2.2 Fast/Audit/390 audit error 1124W -- 6.2.3 FastAudit/390 audit error 2101W -- 6.2.4 FastAudit/390 audit error 2102W -- 6.2.5 FastAudit/390 audit error 2103C -- 6.2.6 FastAudit/390 audit error 2104C -- 6.2.7 FastAudit/390 audit error 2106C -- 6.2.8 FastAudit/390 audit error 2106V -- 6.2.9 FastAudit/390 audit errors 2107W and 2107V -- 6.2.10 FastAudit/390 audit errors 2109W and 2109V -- 6.2.11 FastAudit/390 audit error 2111W -- 6.2.12 FastAudit/390 audit error 2113I -- 6.2.13 FastAudit/390 audit error 2114W -- 6.2.14 FastAudit/390 audit error 2115W.

6.2.15 FastAudit/390 audit error 2116W -- 6.2.16 FastAudit/390 audit error 2117W -- 6.3 Output Control Data Set audits -- 6.3.1 FAUDITOD audit procedure -- 6.3.2 OCDS TTOC audit errors detail -- 6.3.3 FastAudit/390 audit error 4001W -- 6.3.4 FastAudit/390 audit error 4002W -- 6.3.5 FastAudit/390 audit error 4003W -- 6.3.6 FastAudit/390 audit error 4004W -- 6.3.7 FastAudit/390 audit error 4005C -- 6.3.8 FastAudit/390 audit error 4007C -- 6.3.9 FastAudit/390 audit error 4008C -- 6.3.10 FastAudit/390 audit error 4009C -- 6.3.11 FastAudit/390 audit error 4010C -- 6.3.12 FastAudit/390 audit error 4011W -- 6.3.13 FastAudit/390 audit error 4012C -- 6.3.14 FastAudit/390 audit error 4013I -- Chapter 7. Auditing your catalogs using Catalog & DASD Audit -- 7.1 Master catalog audits -- 7.2 Master catalog error messages -- 7.2.1 Master catalog audit error 1101W -- 7.2.2 Master catalog audit error 1012W -- 7.2.3 Master catalog audit error 1013W -- 7.2.4 Master catalog audit error 1015W -- 7.2.5 Master catalog audit error 1016W -- 7.2.6 Master catalog audit error 1017W -- 7.2.7 Master catalog audit error 1018W -- 7.2.8 Master catalog audit error 1019W -- 7.2.9 Master catalog audit error 1020W -- 7.3 User catalog audits -- 7.3.1 Catalog audit error 1001W -- 7.3.2 Catalog audit error 1002W -- 7.3.3 Catalog audit error 1003W -- 7.3.4 Catalog audit error 1005W -- 7.3.5 Catalog audit error 1005V -- 7.3.6 Catalog audit error 1006W -- 7.3.7 Catalog audit error 1007W -- 7.3.8 Catalog audit error 1008W -- 7.3.9 Catalog audit error 1009W -- 7.3.10 Catalog audit error 1010W -- Chapter 8. Auditing your tape environment using Tape Audit -- 8.1 DFSMShsm tape handling -- 8.1.1 FAUDITRM procedure setup -- 8.1.2 FAUDITTP procedure setup -- 8.1.3 FAUDITZR procedure setup -- 8.2 Viewing the results of the audit -- 8.2.1 FastAudit/390 audit error 3101W.

8.2.2 FastAudit/390 audit error 3102C -- 8.2.3 FastAudit/390 audit error 3103C -- 8.2.4 FastAudit/390 audit error 3104W -- 8.2.5 FastAudit/390 audit error 3110W -- 8.2.6 FastAudit/390 audit error 3111W -- 8.2.7 FastAudit/390 audit error 3112W -- 8.2.8 FastAudit/390 audit error 3114I -- Chapter 9. Auditing DFSMShsm CDSs using command audit -- 9.1 Using the AUDIT command -- 9.2 Enhanced audit commands -- 9.3 The audit report -- 9.3.1 Running audits and diagnosing the errors -- 9.3.2 Audit error 165 -- 9.3.3 Audit error 166 -- 9.3.4 Audit error 167 -- 9.3.5 Audit error 168 -- 9.4 Auditing the MCDS -- 9.5 The enhanced audit report -- 9.5.1 Analyzing ERR 28 -- 9.5.2 Analyzing ERR 24 -- 9.5.3 Correcting ERR 28 and ERR 24 -- 9.5.4 Auditing ML1 or ML2 volumes -- 9.6 Auditing the common recall queue -- 9.7 Using the original AUDIT command -- 9.7.1 Audit MASTERCATALOG and Audit USERCATALOG parameters -- 9.8 Summary on running audits -- Chapter 10. Recreating the DFSMShsm environment at the DR site -- 10.1 Preparing the environment -- 10.1.1 Use of DFSMShsm ABARS -- 10.2 Empty CDS recovery -- 10.2.1 Creating a user catalog for the DFSMShsm entries -- 10.2.2 Creating the primer record -- 10.2.3 Creating the Migration Control Data Set -- 10.2.4 Creating the Backup Control Data Set -- 10.2.5 Creating the Offline Control Data Set -- 10.2.6 Creating the journal and log file data sets -- 10.3 Using the newly created DFSMShsm environment -- 10.3.1 Full CDS recovery -- 10.3.2 Recovery planning -- 10.3.3 Keeping your DFSMShsm control data sets free of errors -- 10.4 Recovery of the DFSMShsm environment -- 10.4.1 Reconciling ICF catalogs with DFSMShsm control data sets -- 10.4.2 Auditing the BCDS -- 10.4.3 Auditing the OCDS -- 10.4.4 Auditing the ICF User Catalogs and DASD VTOC -- 10.4.5 How to ensure the DFSMShsm environment is accurate -- Related publications.

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