Save type

The basis for file management in HSMS is the save version. Each time a save request is executed, the processed files are assigned a save type, which is output in response to the HSMS statements SHOW-ARCHIVE and SELECT-FILE-NAMES and in the reports. Note, however, that the reports do not differentiate between CNS and OPER and output CNS only.

Save type	Meaning
FULL	The complete file has been saved.
FULB	The complete file has been saved. Metadata of library elements has also been saved.
PART	Only the modified parts of the file have been saved.
PARB	Only the modified parts of the file have been saved. Metainformation from library members has also been saved.
MIGF	The file has migrated, the catalog entry has been saved.
FGGI	The index of a file generation group has been saved.
CATL	Only the catalog entry for the file was saved.
FULJ	A job variable was saved.
CNS	The file is cataloged but has not been saved.
OPER	Subset of CNS. The file has not been saved due to an error at file opening (listed under CNS in reports).
MDS	The node file was modified during backup. Note The modification cannot be identified if the file is opened before being processed by ARCHIVE and not closed until after the ARCHIVE run.
FNOD	FULL-NODE-FILE, SAM node files saved with SAVE-SAM-STRUCT=*NO (default, RAW mode). These SAM node files can only be restored on Net-Storage (FILE-TYPE=*NODE-FILE) (HSMS 11.0A and BS2000 OSD/BC 11.0A or higher).