This statement enables you to restore a complete pubset which was saved using the DUMP-PUBSET statement and SAVE-ENTITY=*DISK-SET.
During the job creation phase, the information about all disk sets in the pubset is read from the first volume of the first disk set and output to SYSOUT. The information about the pubset configuration and the main properties of the individual disks enables you to prepare the output disks required to restore the pubset.
Note
If OVERWRITE-DISK=*BY-OPERATOR is specified, message FBD1251 is issued, asking for confirmation before the disk is overwritten.
RELOAD-PUBSET | Alias: RLP | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
PUBSET = <catid 1..4>
Catalog ID of the pubset to be restored.
TAPE =
Specifies the volumes to be used for the restoration.
TAPE = *BY-VOLUME-CATALOG(...)
This specification is only possible when MAREN is being used.
The volumes are to be determined automatically by MAREN. The file name in the volume catalog is required for this purpose.
FILE-NAME = *STD(...) / <filename 1..41 without-cat-user-gen-vers> Designates the file name of the disk set with the number 1 in the MAREN volume catalog.
FILE-NAME = *STD(...)
The following default file name was assigned for the first disk set in the save: FDDRL.P.<catid>.<date>.<time>-1
DATE = <date with-compl>
Date of the save (format yyyy-mm-dd).
TIME = <time>
Time of the save (format hh:mm). By deafult the seconds are 0.
FILE-NAME = <filename 1..41 without-cat-user-gen-vers>
File name which was assigned during the save. If the pubset was saved using multiple disk sets (NUMBER-OF-DISK-SETS > 1), the name of the first disk set must be specified here. The name must end with “1” so that FDDRL can form the file names of the further disk sets correctly.
TAPE = *BY-OPERATOR
This specification is not permitted in robot operation.
The operator assigns the volumes when responding to the mount request.
TAPE = *GROUPED-BY-DISK-SET(...)
If multiple disk sets are created in the save, the volumes are grouped into disk sets when they are restored. The order of the groups must match the order of the disk sets in the save.
SET-1-TAPE = list-poss(255): <vsn 1..6>
Volumes of the first disk set. The designation and order of the volumes is determined by a list. The volumes are requested in the specified order. For further details, see also TAPE = list-poss(255): .
SET-2-TAPE = *NONE / list-poss(255): <vsn 1..6>
Volumes of the second disk set if one was used. The default is *NONE, i.e. no further disk set exists.
For further details, see also TAPE = list-poss(255): .
If further disk sets were created when the pubset was saved, the volumes of these disk sets are specified accordingly in operands SET-3-TAPE through SET-8-TAPE.
TAPE = list-poss(255): <vsn 1..6>
This specification is only possible when only was disk set was created during the save (NUMBER-OF-DISK-SETS=1).
Volumes of the disk set. The designation and order of the volumes is determined by a list. The volumes are requested in the specified order.
The first VSN must identify the first backup volume; otherwise the RELOAD-PBSET run cannot be started. The first backup volume uniquely defines the save generation. FDDRL ensures that the continuation volumes are from the same save generation. If the continuation volumes are specified in the wrong order, FDDRL rejects each incorrect volume with message FBD2307 and requests the correct one.
In the mount process, the volumes specified here are requested. No reassignments to volumes with another VSN are permitted. If the operator rejects volumes which have been specified incorrectly, the restoration is terminated abnormally.
If not all the volumes required for restoration are specified, FDDRL uses the message FBD2300 to request the operator to enter the missing VSNs.
TAPE-DEVICE-TYPE =
Specifies the volume type of the MTCs used for the restoration.
TAPE-DEVICE-TYPE = *BY-VOLUME-CATALOG
This specification is only possible when MAREN is being used.
MAREN determines the volume type itself. If the VSN is not specified (TAPE=*BY-OPERATOR), the default volume type set for MAREN is used here (MAREN parameter DEFAULT-DEVICE-TYPE).
TAPE-DEVICE-TYPE = <device>
Volume type of MTC on the basis of which device management is able to determine the type of device that will be required to process a tape. TAPE may not be specified.
OVERWRITE-DISK =
Determines the VSNs of the output disks to be mounted. Following successful restoration, each output disk is assigned the VSN of the corresponding saved input disk (original VSN).
OVERWRITE-DISK = *SAME-VSN
The output disks to be mounted have the same VSNs as the corresponding input disks.
OVERWRITE-DISK = *BY-OPERATOR
The operator should specify the VSNs of the output disks to be mounted in the device assignment. The operator is responsible for assigning the correct VSN.
The operand value *BY-OPERATOR should not be used during normal operation, since an operator error may cause foreign disks to be overwritten inadvertently. *BY-OPERATOR is intended exclusively for cases where the VSN is not known. This situation can occur if a previous COPY-DISK, COPY-PUBSET, RELOAD-DISK or RELOAD-PUBSET run was not terminated correctly. In this case, the SVL still contains a dummy VSN which has been assigned by FDDRL (formed from the time of the FDDRL run) and which is designed to prevent BS2000 from working with this disk.
OVERWRITE-DISK = *UNIT(...)
The output disks to be mounted are specified using their mnemonic device names (MNs). The operator must confirm the disk assignment. The output disks can be used even if they are not initialized or have the wrong format. In this case they are automatically initialized and formatted in the required format (if this is possible with VOLIN).
UNIT = *SAME-UNIT
The output disks to be mounted have the same MNs as the saved original disks.
UNIT = list-poss(1000): <alphanum-name 2..2> / <x-text 4..4>
Mnemonic device names (MNs) of the output disks.
The MNs specified are used for the disks in accordance with the backup sequence:
In an SF pubset the disks are saved in the alphabetical order of the VSNs.
In an SM pubset first the disks of the control volume set and then those of the other volume sets are saved in the alphabetical order of the volume set IDs.
OVERWRITE-DISK = list-poss(1000): <vsn 1..6>
The output disks to be mounted have the specified volume serial numbers.