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Old 12-03-08, 10:13
deadmanthedba deadmanthedba is offline
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Issue with DSN1COPY - Data getting spilled over to another file

While copying from PROD to TEST thru DSN1COPY, I have this issue.

Input: XXX.DSNDBC.DATABAS1.TABLESP1.I0001.A001
The above file should get copied to below file only.
Output: XXX.DSNDBC.DATABAS2.TABLESP1.I0001.A001

However, in spool I see the below message.

INPUT DSNAME = XXXX.DSNDBC.DATABAS1.TABLESP1.I0001.A001 , VSAM
OUTPUT DSNAME = XXXX.DSNDBC.DATABAS2.TABLESP1.I0001.A001 , VSAM
OUTPUT DSNAME = XXXX.DSNDBC.DATABAS2.TABLESP1.I0001.A002 , VSAM

What I understand is, there is a lot of data in input file which is
perhaps why it is getting spilled over to another file.

These are the parms I pass

PARM='FULLCOPY,OBIDXLAT,RESET,PAGESIZE(4K)',
REGION=4096K

Question: How do I avoid this?

DB2V8
z/OS

Please let me know if you need any more information.

Ricky Ponting
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Old 12-04-08, 01:43
umayer umayer is offline
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You specify FULLCOPY within the parms.
With this you tell DB2, that SYSUT1 is a full image copy.

Just omit this parm to tell DB2 that SYSUT1 is a tablespace
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