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Updating the Catalog After Recovery z/OS DFSMS Managing Catalogs SC23-6853-00 |
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After you recover a catalog, use the access method services DIAGNOSE command to help determine how the recovered catalog differs from the current status of data sets, VVDSs, and BCSs on your system. Some activities that alter data sets will change the information in the BCS or VVDS records, and you will need to update your catalog to reflect any changes which have occurred since the catalog was last backed up. The DIAGNOSE command identifies differences between BCS and VVDS records for VSAM and SMS-managed non-VSAM data sets. To identify inaccurate BCS records for other non-VSAM data sets, use LISTCAT NONVSAM, if possible, before and after the recovery. The access method services DEFINE and DELETE commands can be used to update the catalog. With these commands, you can: recatalog a data set, thus updating the information in the catalog records; delete a data set; delete a data set's record in the BCS or VVDS; and delete a data set's DSCB in the VTOC. Table 1 shows the activities that might have occurred since the last catalog backup, and the tasks required to update the catalog.
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