DSM/Tape Catalog Management Programming Manual

Common Definitions
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ZMCS Maps
ZPHYSICALCOPY
corresponds to the PHYSICAL parameter of the MEDIACOM DELETE TAPEFILE
command. ZPHYSICALCOPY refers to the sequential order in which backup tape
sets were created by BACKUP and BACKCOPY.
A number from 1 through 99 denotes a physical copy number of a disk file entry to
change.
A status of ALL denotes a change to a disk file entry for all physical copies.
ZLOGICALCOPY
corresponds to the LOGICAL parameter of the MEDIACOM DELETE TAPEFILE
command. ZLOGICALCOPY refers to which copy of either a tape set created from
a parallel BACKUP or a parallel BACKCOPY run to change.
A number 1 or 2 denotes a change to the disk file entry for either logical copy 1 or
logical copy 2. (The default is 1.)
A status of ALL denotes a change to the disk file entry for both logical copy 1 and
logical copy 2.
ZALLVOLSET
corresponds to the VOLUMESET parameter of the MEDIACOM DELETE
TAPEFILE command. ZALLVOLSET denotes that all entries for the files on the
tape set are deleted.
ZTAPEVOLUMESALTERED
denotes the number of volumes affected by this command.
ZMCS-MAP-DELETE-TAPELABEL
MEDIASRV includes this extensible structured token in DELETE TAPELABEL
commands to describe the status of tapes that are changed from standard labeled tape
to unlabeled tape. ZMCS-MAP-DELETE-TAPELABEL is based on ZMCS-DDL-DELETE-
TAPELABEL, which is defined as:
ZOVERRIDE
corresponds to the OVERRIDE parameter of the MEDIACOM DELETE
TAPELABEL command. ZOVERRIDE (ON or OFF) denotes whether to check the
contents of the tape and to check the system search space for a duplicate tape
name.
def ZMCS-DDL-DELETE-TAPELABEL.
02 ZOVERRIDE type ZSPI-DDL-BOOLEAN.
02 ZUNLOAD type ZSPI-DDL-BOOLEAN.
02 ZPROMPT type ZSPI-DDL-BOOLEAN.
end.