
Consolidating Offload Versions (TSIDOFC) Offload System
13-36 User Reference
CONO’s NV=4 would cause a sequence gap since there is no version 3. NV=3 or 2 would be
ok since no sequence gap would occur.
CONO must come after CONI.
Example: CONI 5 12
CONO NV=5
COPY n
n is the version number of the dataset that is input to the copy process. The version number of
the output dataset will be 1. Only one version can be copied at a time. The input and output
dataset names must be different.
Only one COPY statement can be present.
Example: COPY 4
The following job produces an Offload Consolidation Candidate Report .
// JOB OFCREP
// DLBL SORTWK1,’SORT.WK1’
// EXEC TSIDOFC
REPT
/*
/&
The following job produces an Offload Consolidation Candidate Report and identifies
versions that are candidates for consolidation.
// JOB OFCREP
// DLBL SORTWK1,’SORT.WK1’
// EXEC TSIDOFC
REPT PCT=35
/*
/&
The following job consolidates versions 4, 8, 11 into a new version 1.
// JOB OFCCONS
// TLBL OFCINP,'PAYR.MONTHLY.OFLD’
// TLBL OFCOUT,'PAYR.MONTHLY.OFLD’
// EXEC TSIDOFC
CONI 4 8 11
/*
/&
The following job consolidates versions 4, 8, 11 into a new version 6.
// JOB OFCCONS
// TLBL OFCINP,'PAYR.MONTHLY.OFLD’
// TLBL OFCOUT,'PAYR.MONTHLY.OFLD’
// EXEC TSIDOFC
CONI 4 8 11
CONO NV=6
/*
/&
Examples
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