ARC0681I
EXPIRE {BACKUP | ABARS} VERSIONS ENDING AT time ON date, NUMBER OF VERSIONS EXPIRED= count, LAST BCDS KEY PROCESSED= bcds-key, PLANNED ENDING KEY WAS= planned-ending-bcds-key

Explanation

DFSMShsm has completed the processing of an EXPIREBV command.
  • BACKUP indicates the EXPIREBV command has processed backup versions.
  • ABARS indicates that ABARS versions have been processed.
  • time and date indicates that time and date processing have been completed.
  • count indicates the total number of backup or ABARS versions that have been expired by this process.
  • bcds-key indicates the key of the last record that has been processed.
If the command has been processed to normal completion, the last key processed represents one of the following:
  • The key of the last record in the BCDS if an ending key has not been specified on the command
  • The key of the last record with a key alphabetically less than or equal to the ending key that has been specified on the command

If the command ends prior to normal completion, bcds-key is the key of the last backup or ABARS record processed. The RESUME keyword can be used to continue processing from the bcds-key. Separate ending keys are maintained for MCB and ABR records.

If the command ends at the planned ending key, specified by planned-ending-bcds-key, and if the next EXPIREBV command in this processing unit is issued with the RESUME option, processing will start at the beginning of the BCDS.

System action

Processing of the EXPIREBV command ends. DFSMShsm processing continues.

Programmer response

If the command ends early, see the ARC682I message for the reason for the early end; then issue another EXPIREBV command with the RESUME option to complete the processing intended by the previous command.

Source

DFSMShsm