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paariworld.googlepages.com |
GDG Creation |
anuhelps.blogspot.com |
GDG - Absolute Generation and Version Numbers |
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bluemainframe.com |
Examples of GDG’s (179 views) |
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dba.fyicenter.com |
How is a GDG base created ? |
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What is a GDG ? How is it referenced ? How is it defined ? What is a MODELDSCB |
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What is a Generation Data Group (GDG)? |
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What is GDG? |
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docweb.cns.ufl.edu |
Utilities: ROTATE |
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Best Procedures for Using GDGs to Create New Datasets |
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madhavak.tripod.com |
jcl.txt Important JCL' |
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jcl2.txt Important JCL' |
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mainframe-mainframes.blogspot.com |
IBM Mainframes |
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mfbytes.blogspot.com |
To Alter the GDG limit |
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mftuto.blogspot.com |
9. Generation DataSets |
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web.singnet.com.sg |
Define GDG |
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www.access2campus.com |
WELCOME TO ACCESS2CAMPUS |
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www.esnips.com |
gdgscr.doc |
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gdg.doc |
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GDG.ppt |
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GDG_Training_Material_Ver1.0.doc |
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GDGBLD.txt |
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vsamandgdg.ppt |
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ALTGDG.txt |
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NEWGDG.txt |
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Utilities.rar download |
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GDG_Details.pdf |
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GDGCOPYJCL.DOC |
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jcl-GDG-base.txt |
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jcl eSnips Folder |
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www.felgall.com |
Felgall Mainframe - Deleting all Generations of a GDG Deleting all Generations of a GDG |
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Multiple Generations in a Single JCL |
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Felgall Mainframe - Expiration Date on GDG Expiration Date on GDG |
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Process All Generations |
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Felgall Mainframe - Deleting a GDG Deleting a GDG |
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Generation and Version |
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Deleting GDGs |
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What is a GDG? Felgall Mainframe - What is a GDG? |
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Felgall Mainframe - Defining or Altering a GDG Defining or Altering a GDG? Defining or Altering a GDG |
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Reading GDGs in Reverse Order |
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GDGs and ISPF |
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www.geocities.com |
JCL TUTORIAL REFERENCE - Generation Data Groups (GDG) DEFINE ALTER DELETE GDG SAMPLE EXAMPLE |
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www.lascon.co.uk |
Generation Data Groups |
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www.leon-leon.com |
Leon-Leon.com | MIC | IBMMH | Table of Contents IBM Mainframe Handbook |
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www.scribd.com |
GDG_Details |
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www.simotime.com |
An Introduction to Generation Data Groups (GDG' |
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www.ssh.com |
Accessing Generation Data Groups (GDG) |
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www.unm.edu |
Recovering GDG datasets that have rolled off ISPF |
| MOTCLE | ABBREVIATION | DESCRIPTION |
| GDG | See generation data group | |
| GDG | generation data group | |
| GDG | Generation Data Group. Collection of (z/OS non-VSAM) datasets (see GDS) all with the same logical name (GDG Base Entry) the individual datasets are uniquely identified by the generation number which is stored as part of the dataset name. The datasets can be referenced either by the explicit generation number or the relative generation number. GDGs are useful where datasets are cycled ? standard JCL can be used without having to change the dataset names for each run. | |
| GDS | (1) See general data stream (2) See Global Directory Service (3) See generalized data stream (4) See generation data set | |
| GDS | Generation DataSet. One of the datasets in a GDG. | |
| generation data group | GDG | A chronological collection of historically related data sets that do not use the Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) each data set is called a generation data set. See also generation data set |
| generation data group | GDG | A collection of historically related non-VSAM data sets that are arranged in chronological order each data set is called a generation data set |
| generation data group | GDG | groupe de fichiers class?s par ordre chronologique |
| Generation Data Group | GDG | Generation Data Group is a group of related files that can be referenced individually or as a group. The files within a GDG are assigned names derived from the name of the GDG base. The individual files within a group have a generation number added to the end of the name to make each file name uique. For example, if the GDG base is called PROD.WORKFILE.TEMP then the first file created within the GDG will be given the name PROD.WORKFILE.TEMP.G0001V00. Subsequent files are then named by incrementing the generation number resulting in filenames ending in G0002V00 through G9999V00. Once the G9999V00 is reached the numbering will start again from G0001V00. The two zeroes on the end of the name are used to represent a volume number that is used when the file is stored on media requiring the use of multiple volumes. For more information describing GDG usage with programming examples refer to http://www.simotime.com/gdgone01.h |
| generation data group base entry | An entry that permits a data set that does not use the Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) to be associated as a generation data set (GDS) with other data sets not using VSAM | |
| generation data set | GDS | One of the data sets in a generation data group (GDG) a GDS is historically related to the other data sets in the group. See also generation data group |
| generation number | The number of a generation within a generation data group (GDG). A zero represents the current generation of the group, a negative integer (-1) represents an older generation, and a positive integer (+1) represents a new generation that has not yet been cataloged. See also GDS reclaim processing | |
| pseudo-generation data group | A collection of data sets, using the same data-set name pattern, that are managed like a generation data group |