Requesting standard output

When you specify EXPAND=NO, your request specifying the SEARCHDATASET VOLUME(VOL001) subcommand might produce the output that is shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Example of search type of output using EXPAND=NO

<Begin DATASET Group>
  <DSN  - Data Set Name            : 44, character         >RMMUSER.DATA01
  <VOL  - Volume Serial            :  6, character         >V10000
  <OWN  - Owner                    :  8, character         >RMMUSER
  <TZ   - Time Zone                :  4, bin(32)           >x'FFFF9D90'
  <CDTJ - Create Date              :  4, packed decimal    >x'2007339F'
  <CTM  - Create Time              :  4, packed decimal    >x'0116362F'
  <FILE - Physical File Sequence   :  4, bin(32)           >x'00000001'
  <RTDJ - Retention Date           :  4, packed decimal    >x'2010345F'
  <XDTJ - Expiration Date          :  4, packed decimal    >x'2010344F'
<End DATASET Group>

Refer to Hexadecimal example of an output buffer for a hexadecimal representation and discussion of the contents of the output buffer shown in Figure 1.