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Updating SETOSMC values z/OS DFSMS OAM Planning, Installation, and Storage Administration Guide for Object Support SC23-6866-00 |
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Table 1 lists the valid UPDATE command keywords and their associated SETOSMC keywords. If a SETOSMC keyword is not on the list, it is not modifiable on the F OAM,UPDATE command.
The following is an example of the F OAM,UPDATE,SETOSMC command:
This command updates the value for the SETOSMC CYCLEWINDOW keyword for all Object and Object Backup storage groups. STRTSTOP represents the STARTSTOP value, where the start and end cycle times represent a window in which to begin and end the OSMC cycle. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for CLEAROLDLOC specifications for all storage groups when objects transition to the DB2 sublevel or file system sublevel.
This instructs OAM not to retain the original volume location information for objects on tape or optical media for ALL storage groups, when the objects have been transitioned to the DB2 sublevel or file system sublevel. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for RECALLALL to 124 days for all storage groups.
This implicit recall parameter instructs OAM to copy to disk any object retrieved from an optical device or a tape device and keep it there for 124 days after the day of retrieval. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for RECALLOPTICAL for all storage groups.
This instructs OAM to copy to disk, and keep there for 10 days, any object retrieved from an optical device in any storage group. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for RECALLTAPE for storage group GROUP22.
This instructs OAM to copy to disk, and keep there for 10 days, any object retrieved from a tape device in storage group GROUP22. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for RECALLNONE and activates it for storage group GROUP14.
This implicit recall parameter instructs OAM not to copy to disk any GROUP14 object retrieved from an optical device or a tape device. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for RECALLOFF to ON for storage group GROUP24.
This instructs OAM not to copy to disk any GROUP24 object retrieved from an optical device or a tape device, even if recall is specified on an OSREQ RETRIEVE request. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
This command updates the value for MAXRECALLTASKS to 8.
This instructs OAM process a maximum of 8 recalls to disk of tape or optical objects being retrieved from any storage group. This can only be issued at the global level. When this command executes successfully, OAM issues the following
message:
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