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Assigning management classes z/OS DFSMSdfp Storage Administration SC23-6860-01 |
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You can assign management classes through the management class ACS routine, by explicit specification or as part of a class transition. For permanent system-managed data sets, the management class ACS routine is executed only if the storage class is valid. The management class ACS routine is not executed for temporary data sets. An object's management class is determined when you store the object. The default management class for an object is defined in the collection to which the object belongs. (The default management class for an object collection is assigned by the management class ACS routine when the first object is stored in the collection.) This can be overridden if you specify a management class when you store the object. Then, the management class ACS routine is run to assign a management class to the object. The management class of an object can be changed with the OSREQ CHANGE macro or through class transition. You can explicitly specify a management class on the following,
but a management class determined by the management class ACS routine
takes precedence:
The syntax for specifying a management class on a JCL statement
is:
The syntax for specifying
a management class on a TSO/E command is:
The syntax for specifying
a management class on an access method services command is:
The syntax for specifying a management
class on an OSREQ STORE or CHANGE macro is:
For information on determining management classes through ACS routines, see Defining ACS routines. |
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