Hitachi MK-96RD647-01 manual Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files Windows

Creating Multiple Volume Definition Files (Windows)

Multiple volume Dataset is supported for FXmto, when the version is 01-XX- 50/YY (XX=01 or 02) or later. Multiple volume Dataset is also supported for FXotm when the version is 01-XX-60/YY (XX=02, 03 or 04) or later. The name of the multiple volume definition file is “multidef.dat”. It must be placed under the current directory where the FAL/FCU is to be executed. Specify the other name in “FAL_MULTI_DEF_FILE” of the environment variable, if the name of the multiple volume definition file want to be changed.

Note: Multiple volume Dataset is supported in the case of FileExchangeotm when the version is 01-XX-60/YY(XX=02, 03 or 04) or higher.

Table 5-2illustrates the VSN function.

Table 5-2	VSN Function
VSN:DSN[,VOLID1] VSN[,VOLID2] -----		VSN[,VOLIDn]
i)	ii)	iii)	iv)
end
v)

j.i) This parameter is the information of the head volume:

•VSN: a volume serial number with six digit of alphabet (A-Z, @, #, and \) or numeral (0-9) characters.

•DSN: dataset name.(Use maximum 44-digit of alphabet or numeral character )

•VOLID1: a VSN identification ( Omit this parameter if a VSN identification is omitted in the volume definition file, and specify same as the volume definition file, if a VSN identification is specified in the volume definition file.)

k.ii) This parameter is the information of the second volume:

•VSN: a volume serial number with six digit of alphabet (A-Z, @, #, and \) or numeral (0-9) characters.

•VOLID2: a VSN identification ( Omit this parameter if a VSN identification is omitted in the volume definition file, and specify same as the volume definition file, if a VSN identification is specified in the volume definition file.)

l.iii) This parameter is the information of the last volume.(The number of volume is ‘n’):

•VSN: a volume serial number with six digit of alphabet (A-Z, @, #, and \) or numeral (0-9) characters.

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