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Tape Mount Management Data Set Categories in the Estimate Report

z/OS DFSMS Using the Volume Mount Analyzer
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The Estimate Report accounts for data sets based on the categories of active or backup and simulates the management of data sets based on their particular tape mount management data set categories. See The Estimate Report for more information.
Active
Data sets are modelled as migrating through the storage hierarchy once every 24 hours according to the management class keywords LEVEL0AGE and LEVEL1AGE.

Data sets categorized as USAGE(ACTIVE) or USAGE(SINGLE) are modelled as the tape mount management category of active for the Estimate Report.

Backup
Data sets are modelled as migrating once every 24 hours directly to migration level 2 from primary DASD after zero days of residency. The Estimate Report assumes that the data sets migrate every 24 hours, not hourly.

Data sets categorized as USAGE(BACKUP) are modelled as the tape mount management category of backup for the Estimate Report.

LARGE
Data sets whose sizes are greater than or equal to the LARGE keyword value are modelled as bypassing the tape mount management DASD buffer and going directly to tape.

Any data sets larger than the LARGE value are modelled as the tape mount management category of large for the Estimate Report. Data sets from any usage type can be large depending on their size.

HSM
Data sets created by DFSMShsm are modelled as bypassing the tape mount management DASD buffer and going directly to tape.

Data sets categorized as USAGE(HSM) are modelled as the tape mount management category of HSM for the Estimate Report.

Temporary
Data sets are modelled as going directly to the tape mount management DASD buffer for the life of the job and then expiring.

Data sets categorized as USAGE(TEMP) are modelled as the tape mount management category of temporary for the Estimate Report.

Exceptions
Data sets that remain on tape.

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