The
Storage Toolkit Requests attributes provide details regarding actions
that you have created and about the status of those actions.
Action Name: Name
of the request as given by user.
Command: The
command that the Storage Toolkit runs.
Command Property: The
command properties to use for command resubmission.
Creator Name: Name
of user who created action request.
Date
Created: Date/time
that the request was created.
Description: Description
of the request as given by user.
Last
Completed: Date/time
that the most recent action completed.
Last Return Code: Return code
for the most recently completed
action.
Managed System: An
internal node name used to identify the system from which this row
of data was obtained.
Request ID: An
ID number for the request.
Run Count: Number
of times that the request has run.
Schedule: Dates
and times when the action request runs. The value is a character
string and specifies either a time or an interval. An
AT,
IN,
or
EV prefix in a schedule specification identifies the type
of schedule for running action requests:
- The AT prefix
is followed by a specific date and
time, as in these examples. Each of the following example lines represents
a separate example:
- AT:hh:mm
- AT:YY.DDD.hh:mm
- AT:YY.MM.DD:hh: mm
- AT:D1234567:hh: mm
(Go to the
end of this bullet list for descriptions of the preceding
variables.)
- The IN prefix is followed by an interval
value, as in these
examples. Each of the following example lines represents a separate
example:
(Go to the end of this
bullet list for descriptions of the preceding
variables.)
- The EV (Every) prefix is followed by specific
days and
times of the week, as in this example: EV:D1234567 :hh:mmwhere:
- hh:mm is the hour and minute time or interval
- YY is the two-digit year (00 to 99)
- MM is the two-digit
month (01 to 12)
- DD is the two-digit day of the month
(01 to 31)
- DDD is the three-digit day of the year
(001 to 366)
- D1234567 indicates the days of the week
(1=Monday to 7=Sunday).
You can specify from 1 to 7 digits (days) after the letter D.
Status: The
status for the action request.
Type: Type of
request. The request types are as follows:
- DFSMShsm Volume Migration
- DFSMShsm Volume Backup
- DFSMShsm
Dataset Migrate to Level 1
- DFSMShsm Dataset Migrate to Level
2
- DFSMShsm Dataset Backup
- DFSMShsm Dataset Recover
- DFSMShsm Dataset Recall
- DFSMSdss Volume Release
- DFSMSdss Volume Convert Test
- DFSMSdss Volume Convert Prepare
- DFSMSdss Volume Convert
- DFSMSdss Dataset Copy or Move
- DFSMSdss Dataset Release
- DFSMSdss Dataset Compress
- DFSMSdss Volume Defrag
- DFSMSdss Release
- DFSMShsm
Dataset Migrate
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- DFSMShsm Cancel Request
- DFSMSdss Compress
- DFSMShsm
- DFSMSdss
- DFSMSrmm
- DFSMSrmm AddDataset
- DFSMSrmm ChangeDataset
- DFSMSrmm DeleteDataset
- DFSMSrmm
AddOwner
- DFSMSrmm ChangeOwner
- DFSMSrmm DeleteOwner
- DFSMSrmm AddVolume
- DFSMSrmm ChangeVolume Confirm
- DFSMSrmm ChangeVolume
- DFSMSrmm DeleteVolume
- DFSMSrmm
AddVRS
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- DFSMSrmm ChangeVRS
- DFSMSrmm DeleteVRS
- IDCAMS
- ICKDSF
- TSO
- Mainframe
- Batch Job
- IDCAMS
Dataset Delete
- IDCAMS Dataset Alter
- IDCAMS Dataset
Catalog
- IDCAMS Dataset Allocate
- IDCAMS Dataset Define
Cluster
- IDCAMS Dataset ListCat
- IDCAMS Dataset Print
- IDCAMS Dataset Repro
- IDCAMS Dataset Verify
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