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Compress the loadlib PDS.

Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2017 4:15 pm
by Harsh Deol
Hi,

We use a Load library with following attributes:

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Data Set Name . . . . : 	TEST.LOADLIB                           	     
 	  	                                                                       
General Data 	                          	Current Allocation 	                
 	Management class . . : 	STANDARD 	       	Allocated tracks  . : 	2,045       
 	Storage class  . . . : 	TESTLIB  	       	Allocated extents . : 	13          
  	Volume serial . . . : 	LIBT0B 	  	        	  	                               
  	Device type . . . . : 	3390     	       	  	                                
 	Data class . . . . . : 	**None** 	       	  	                                
  	Organization  . . . : 	PO       	      	Current Utilization 	               
  	Record format . . . : 	U      	         	Used tracks . . . . : 	2,043       
  	Record length . . . : 	0       	        	Used extents  . . . : 	12          
  	Block size  . . . . : 	23200    	        	  	                               
  	1st extent tracks . : 	1716            	  	                                
  	Secondary tracks  . : 	75             	Dates 	                             
  	Data set name type  : 	PDS        	     	Creation date . . . : 	2010/06/29 	 
  	                      	  	              	Referenced date . . : 	2017/07/31 	 
  	                      	           	     	Expiration date . . : 	***None*** 	 
  	                      	     	                                             
  	                      	     	                                             
We keep on getting SE37 on it. Could there be a better way to maintain this?

Re: Compress the loadlib PDS.

Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2017 4:25 pm
by Robert Sample
Yes, convert it to PDS-E and never compress it again.

Re: Compress the loadlib PDS.

Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2021 11:02 am
by Harsh Deol
Thanks Robert. That's what we have done, Thanks for your time.